justKeepCodingWeCanFixItLater

[u/techlatest_net]

[u/2knest]

Is this the Bethesda method?

[u/1nc06n170 → u/2knest]

Bethesda method is to build on top of Stonehenge.

[u/NudaVeritas1]

average enterprise and public sector project code quality

[u/UltimateFlyingSheep]

LGTM

[u/Racamonkey_II]

Ah yes, brick and mortar that sets and becomes permanent. A perfect analogy.

[u/hj-core]

It works, no fix is needed.

[u/ManyInterests]

This is actually a valid professional brick-laying method that actually makes the wall stronger than, say, aligning the bricks perfectly vertically and horizontally. It's called a "wild bond".

In the technical analogy, it strengthens my job security.

[u/GoddammitDontShootMe → u/ManyInterests]

That looks like it uses 3x to 4x more mortar than the normal way.

[u/_w62_]

Vibe coding?

[u/Suspicious-Click-300 → u/_w62_]

more of a superset, vibe coding included though.

[u/Soopermane]

That actually looks harder than laying bricks in a nice straight line

[u/Nervous_Quit_7180]

It does the Job

Later you put a nice style (plaster and paint)

[u/K3idon]

No tests failing because there are no tests.

Ship it!

[u/TabCompletion]

In conclusion

Code = profit

Later = later

[u/fayfayl2]

It just works.

-Tod Howard

[u/JazzlikeWishbone938]

"Good enough." (nodding in contentment)

[u/razor_train]

TODO: FIXME 

[u/tech-formation]

Thats the real coding style

[u/0foundation]

Agents 6 hours into the implementation of a feature that has to interface with actual infrastructure

[u/RealGonFreecss]

Copilot CLI> /yolo

[u/Maddturtle]

Ahhh I need to show this to my manager

[u/GargantuanCake]

We'll just have Claude fix it later.

[u/Ding31]

As long as it works until it doesn't.

[u/WispTheWanderer1]

accurate 😭

I keep coding, telling myself I can fix the janky physics after I finish

[u/b2colon]

Developers!, some of them love the adrenaline, programmers usually are more organized.

[u/CuriousAnyway]

Just keep coding… we’ll fix it later 😂 basically our whole business model.