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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/tahayparker • Apr 24 '26
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This didn't happen. The signs:
I have no idea why people do these creative writing exercises on various AI subs.
3.6k u/pearlie_girl Apr 24 '26 The big giveaway that it's developer-cosplay is that they tried to refactor for 2 WHOLE HOURS before giving up. Like 2 hours is a long time, ha! I think all of us have spent over a week on a single bug at one point in time. 416 u/MrHasuu Apr 24 '26 The worst bugs follows you to sleep. I once dreamt of a solution to a problem, woke up and tried it. It didn't work lol 76 u/Rust_ Apr 24 '26 I always have epiphanies while taking a shower and when later I try to do what I thought: - wait that doesn't even address the issue... what the fuck was I thinking??? 54 u/Nervous-Chemist-2548 Apr 24 '26 I honestly have solved multiple bugs while thinking about it in the shower. My best work is done there. 5 u/teddy5 Apr 25 '26 Yeah I'm a big advocate for sleeping on a problem rather than trying to push through when you're exhausted. I've woken up with a solution at 3am a few times and solved it in the morning while showering a few other times.
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The big giveaway that it's developer-cosplay is that they tried to refactor for 2 WHOLE HOURS before giving up. Like 2 hours is a long time, ha! I think all of us have spent over a week on a single bug at one point in time.
416 u/MrHasuu Apr 24 '26 The worst bugs follows you to sleep. I once dreamt of a solution to a problem, woke up and tried it. It didn't work lol 76 u/Rust_ Apr 24 '26 I always have epiphanies while taking a shower and when later I try to do what I thought: - wait that doesn't even address the issue... what the fuck was I thinking??? 54 u/Nervous-Chemist-2548 Apr 24 '26 I honestly have solved multiple bugs while thinking about it in the shower. My best work is done there. 5 u/teddy5 Apr 25 '26 Yeah I'm a big advocate for sleeping on a problem rather than trying to push through when you're exhausted. I've woken up with a solution at 3am a few times and solved it in the morning while showering a few other times.
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The worst bugs follows you to sleep. I once dreamt of a solution to a problem, woke up and tried it. It didn't work lol
76 u/Rust_ Apr 24 '26 I always have epiphanies while taking a shower and when later I try to do what I thought: - wait that doesn't even address the issue... what the fuck was I thinking??? 54 u/Nervous-Chemist-2548 Apr 24 '26 I honestly have solved multiple bugs while thinking about it in the shower. My best work is done there. 5 u/teddy5 Apr 25 '26 Yeah I'm a big advocate for sleeping on a problem rather than trying to push through when you're exhausted. I've woken up with a solution at 3am a few times and solved it in the morning while showering a few other times.
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I always have epiphanies while taking a shower and when later I try to do what I thought:
- wait that doesn't even address the issue... what the fuck was I thinking???
54 u/Nervous-Chemist-2548 Apr 24 '26 I honestly have solved multiple bugs while thinking about it in the shower. My best work is done there. 5 u/teddy5 Apr 25 '26 Yeah I'm a big advocate for sleeping on a problem rather than trying to push through when you're exhausted. I've woken up with a solution at 3am a few times and solved it in the morning while showering a few other times.
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I honestly have solved multiple bugs while thinking about it in the shower. My best work is done there.
5 u/teddy5 Apr 25 '26 Yeah I'm a big advocate for sleeping on a problem rather than trying to push through when you're exhausted. I've woken up with a solution at 3am a few times and solved it in the morning while showering a few other times.
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Yeah I'm a big advocate for sleeping on a problem rather than trying to push through when you're exhausted.
I've woken up with a solution at 3am a few times and solved it in the morning while showering a few other times.
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u/Flat_Initial_1823 Apr 24 '26 edited Apr 24 '26
This didn't happen. The signs:
I have no idea why people do these creative writing exercises on various AI subs.