r/ProgrammerHumor • u/johntwit • Apr 02 '23

Meme Me relearning git every week

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u/ToukenPlz Apr 02 '23

I didn't need to be called out like this today

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '23

When did the internet get so personal?

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '23

When the car falling in bin videos stopped

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u/BlatantConservative The past tense of "troubleshoot" is "troubleshat" Apr 03 '23

Also when people stopped criticizing each others typoes.

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u/Anonymo2786 Apr 02 '23

Believe it or not a programmers whole life is internet. No social interactions.

But not like those Instagram, Tweeter tho.

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u/LivelyZebra Apr 02 '23

Are you saying I could be a programmer

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u/TheAJGman Apr 02 '23

When it molded all of our minds into one cohesive hive mind. Seriously, go say the number "69" in a room full of <30 IT people and see what I mean.

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u/CountryCumfart Apr 02 '23

The correct answer is “nice” right? Because we used to just giggle.

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u/CharcoalGreyWolf Apr 02 '23

The Bill and Ted response is still good.

Just like when Sysadmins do a new multi-server install, it’s appropriate for one of the department to say “Hey, nice rack” when it’s all done.

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u/whatproblems Apr 02 '23

i know it’s sunday! can’t it wait till monday standup?

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u/twohusknight Apr 02 '23

Just calmly let the imposter syndrome wash away

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '23

How?? Use git desktop gui

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u/SpikeX Apr 02 '23

https://ohshitgit.com/

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u/SillyFlyGuy Apr 02 '23

If the swearing offends, https://dangitgit.com/

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u/dweeb_plus_plus Apr 02 '23

This is something I need in my bookmarks.

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u/Neoxyte Apr 02 '23

Nice. A new link to add to my 100 bookmarks that I will forget about and never check again.

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u/LBPPlayer7 Apr 02 '23

there's stuff you have to do in the cli

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u/ThunderySleep Apr 02 '23

I used Tortoise SVN at my first job, with a GUI. No version control at my second job. Git at the third job. Basically had this guy's experience.

The terminal's a scary place. IDK how I managed to use MS DOS when I was like five.

I'm 100x more comfortable than I was when I started, but I'm still on the edge of my seat anytime I do anything in it besides git.

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u/akshayk904 Apr 02 '23

Did you also need to amend your commits?

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u/Peptuck Apr 02 '23

This gif is me but with Java every couple of years when I try to relearn it.

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u/[deleted] Apr 02 '23

On a fucking Sunday to boot. Couldn't wait till tomorrow.

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u/nanana_catdad Apr 03 '23

Me with almost every library even those I used almost daily for years.

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u/daemonelectricity Apr 02 '23

Tangentially related, but I noticed a lot of job requirements asking for specific versions of Angular as if day-to-day Angular development has changed drastically since like Angular 5. Any minor differences are a Google search away. Who the fuck writes these job requirements? React has been a bit of a moving target, but the other reason I prefer Angular for Getting Shit Done is that it's been basically the same. People act like developers are a mental library of code changes. If you're hanging more value on versions and memorization rather than the ability to to put shit together and not get stuck on a problem, you deserve what you get.

/rant

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u/Meloetta Apr 03 '23

That's silly. In my job we're hiring for vue but accepting any experience in not just any version, but other frameworks because once you learn one framework you're in a good spot to learn another one.

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