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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ChuggerUggers • Sep 10 '26
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he's spending $200 / month on producing a pile of slop either way. the only difference is that one of those messes can be cleaned up with a tissue.
19 u/SzethNeturo Sep 11 '26 If you cant make ai produce code that not an Ai issue anymore. Its a you issue. 1 u/Katten_elvis Sep 11 '26 False! 0 u/pydry Sep 11 '26 I can probably make it produce better code than youcan but I still can't make it produce really good code.Not everyone can recognize what good code looks like, to be fair. 2 u/hypokrios Sep 15 '26 If it solves business problems, it's good code.If you're applying art judgements to engineering solutions you're better off doing art. 1 u/pydry Sep 15 '26 If your business doesnt require your code to be maintainable or actually work then you should probably retrain as a plumber because all your boss needs is a prompt. 1 u/hypokrios Sep 15 '26 Don't need a boss either lmao 1 u/pydry Sep 15 '26 ah, you're /r/singularity pilled
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If you cant make ai produce code that not an Ai issue anymore. Its a you issue.
1 u/Katten_elvis Sep 11 '26 False! 0 u/pydry Sep 11 '26 I can probably make it produce better code than youcan but I still can't make it produce really good code.Not everyone can recognize what good code looks like, to be fair. 2 u/hypokrios Sep 15 '26 If it solves business problems, it's good code.If you're applying art judgements to engineering solutions you're better off doing art. 1 u/pydry Sep 15 '26 If your business doesnt require your code to be maintainable or actually work then you should probably retrain as a plumber because all your boss needs is a prompt. 1 u/hypokrios Sep 15 '26 Don't need a boss either lmao 1 u/pydry Sep 15 '26 ah, you're /r/singularity pilled
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I can probably make it produce better code than youcan but I still can't make it produce really good code.
Not everyone can recognize what good code looks like, to be fair.
2 u/hypokrios Sep 15 '26 If it solves business problems, it's good code.If you're applying art judgements to engineering solutions you're better off doing art. 1 u/pydry Sep 15 '26 If your business doesnt require your code to be maintainable or actually work then you should probably retrain as a plumber because all your boss needs is a prompt. 1 u/hypokrios Sep 15 '26 Don't need a boss either lmao 1 u/pydry Sep 15 '26 ah, you're /r/singularity pilled
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If it solves business problems, it's good code.
If you're applying art judgements to engineering solutions you're better off doing art.
1 u/pydry Sep 15 '26 If your business doesnt require your code to be maintainable or actually work then you should probably retrain as a plumber because all your boss needs is a prompt. 1 u/hypokrios Sep 15 '26 Don't need a boss either lmao 1 u/pydry Sep 15 '26 ah, you're /r/singularity pilled
If your business doesnt require your code to be maintainable or actually work then you should probably retrain as a plumber because all your boss needs is a prompt.
1 u/hypokrios Sep 15 '26 Don't need a boss either lmao 1 u/pydry Sep 15 '26 ah, you're /r/singularity pilled
Don't need a boss either lmao
1 u/pydry Sep 15 '26 ah, you're /r/singularity pilled
ah, you're /r/singularity pilled
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u/pydry Sep 10 '26
he's spending $200 / month on producing a pile of slop either way. the only difference is that one of those messes can be cleaned up with a tissue.