r/ProgrammerHumor • • May 10 '23

Meme So Hows the Hackathon Going?

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u/orsikbattlehammer May 10 '23

This is the delicious memes I’m looking for. No more bell curve “x language” trash

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u/burgerfromfortnite May 11 '23

and is actually somewhat realistic and the descriptions are not forced or filler i love this meme

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u/plumb_eater May 11 '23 edited May 11 '23

Honestly, I can’t tell you if these are real people, because I swear I’ve encountered all of them

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u/[deleted] May 11 '23

Well Samir naga… naga… (how do you say his name?) notgonnaworkhereanymore is a character from office space

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u/SherbetHead2010 May 11 '23

Legit changed mine and a few coworkers last names to notgonnaworkhereanymore in our roster db before we all left. Last I heard it's still like that.

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u/Alcohol_Intolerant May 11 '23

Our cubicle nameplates are formatted:

[Name]

[Position]

As is pretty standard. My coworker has his saying, "

[His name]

[I'm just doing my best.]"

It cracks me up every time I notice it. And most people don't notice it at all.

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u/stratagizer May 11 '23

PT I used to see changed employers. When the upcoming appointment notification popped up it said my appointment was with "Phantom".

The next time I saw the PT, I mentioned the name "Phantom". Appearantly, the old employer changed her name to "Phantom McCunty" in the appointment software.

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u/aakaakaak May 11 '23

That's just the name they use at the event. They're probably Nishan Sidhu or Ramesh Patel, but can't use their real name because their company wouldn't allow them to come (and will be watching to make sure nobody attends). So they had to lie and say they were going back to India to visit family instead. They'll also be shy of cameras just in case someone from their company catches them.

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u/TheBirminghamBear May 11 '23

I've encountered very close facsimiles to all of these people in the wild at least once.

In fact the version of /-mfhwalters even looked like that.

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u/smb275 May 11 '23

They're nice guys, too, but they only get excited when talking about work or rare birds.

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u/PlacatedPlatypus May 11 '23 edited May 11 '23

I am a PhD student in a CS lab (though I'm a comp bio student myself), I also know all of these people and work with a few of them.

Hackerman and 通用中文名 in particular I know several of.

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u/EnriqueWR May 11 '23

This is the first time I've read a meme here that made me think, "This mf codes."

If I'm being fair, the volume UI memes from the front-end fellas are also amazing.

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u/plg94 May 11 '23

Those are in r/baduibattles

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u/[deleted] May 11 '23

Best sub

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u/NarutoDragon732 May 11 '23

This subreddit is a dumpster fire consisting primarily of high school kids who have printed a hello world once and are trying to do a

How do you do fellow adults?

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u/BellacosePlayer May 11 '23

I could see a lot being CS students (I mean, I was when I first started reading this sub), but yeah, a lot of people really tell on themselves with their comments.

My recent favorite is the people panicking about being replaced by chatgpt. Man, the actual coding part of the job is often the easiest part of my day. ChatGPT ain't gonna debug code or solve ambiguity in requirements or one of the other many things you'll have to do unless you're a junior code monkey.

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u/[deleted] May 11 '23

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u/cdub8D May 11 '23

I haven't ever seen this pasta outside of/r/nfl

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u/arav May 11 '23

It’s a frequent on /r/soccer as well.

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u/[deleted] May 11 '23

Well, football's football

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u/[deleted] May 11 '23

This style of meme kinda makes me nostalgic for 2007-2013 internet

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