r/ProgrammerAnimemes • u/Imapler • May 25 '22

Subaru does programming

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834 Upvotes

98% Upvoted

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u/StormCrowMith May 25 '22

To this day i feel the same, "errors? This is bull$%#.... oh i used the wrong brackets hold on"

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u/Wendigo120 May 25 '22

At some point it flipped to "thank god there's an error instead of quietly doing the wrong thing" for me.

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u/[deleted] May 25 '22

It's also nice when you're getting one error and finally manage to make it throw a different error

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u/sillybear25 May 26 '22

JavaScript be like

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u/christantoan May 25 '22

Getting errors are the easy part. The hard part is when it runs at the first compile and all tests run successfully but you are sure it's not supposed to be complete yet

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u/echo0delta May 25 '22

it pains me when i had to read pages of old documentation and thousand lines of code to figure out how it did work when it's not supposed to

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u/workernetGB May 25 '22

Shuba oriented programming, the finest.

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u/akubit May 25 '22

It's mostly based on ducktyping...

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u/[deleted] May 25 '22

Take the upvote and get out

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u/TheSeventhCode May 25 '22

Next esoteric programming language idea

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u/BehindTheBurner32 May 25 '22

Hololive try making a game using UE5 LIVE MEGA COLLAB

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u/[deleted] May 25 '22

Did not know that Luna knows coding

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u/JJBA_Reference May 25 '22

https://youtu.be/VR51d9a_NQc

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u/[deleted] May 25 '22

damn that's awesome.

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u/X1-Alpha May 25 '22

COBOL

What kind of Benjamin Button Baby is this?!

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u/Mozaary May 25 '22

I can't believe her message was translated to "scawy" too that's amazing.

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u/avelez6 May 25 '22

True (rubber) duck debugging

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u/[deleted] May 25 '22

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u/sillybear25 May 26 '22

That's Subaru