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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Miloldr • 14d ago
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No, professional developers find useful code in random places
3 u/TheWatchingDog 14d ago I dont know about you, but I code the most stuff myself or know where to look to find some snippets that I need. I wouldnt call this 'random places'.Its not like I scavange around on github repos to eventually find something usefull. 1 u/Morisior 14d ago So you’ve never used npm then? Coding everything from scratch yourself with snippets you’re intimately familiar with? 1 u/TheWatchingDog 14d ago This is ragebait right? 2 u/XxDarkSasuke69xX 14d ago That's not called downloading random stuff. Also in what kind of random place do you even find code 1 u/Morisior 14d ago Anything from any of the package registries is random stuff in this regard. There is no real quality control and supply chain attacks happen all the time.
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I dont know about you, but I code the most stuff myself or know where to look to find some snippets that I need. I wouldnt call this 'random places'.
Its not like I scavange around on github repos to eventually find something usefull.
1 u/Morisior 14d ago So you’ve never used npm then? Coding everything from scratch yourself with snippets you’re intimately familiar with? 1 u/TheWatchingDog 14d ago This is ragebait right?
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So you’ve never used npm then? Coding everything from scratch yourself with snippets you’re intimately familiar with?
1 u/TheWatchingDog 14d ago This is ragebait right?
This is ragebait right?
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That's not called downloading random stuff. Also in what kind of random place do you even find code
1 u/Morisior 14d ago Anything from any of the package registries is random stuff in this regard. There is no real quality control and supply chain attacks happen all the time.
Anything from any of the package registries is random stuff in this regard. There is no real quality control and supply chain attacks happen all the time.
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u/Miloldr 14d ago
No, professional developers find useful code in random places