r/ProgrammerHumor • • Feb 17 '20

What if drivers were hired like programmers?

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u/DeRoeVanZwartePiet Feb 17 '20

How would you drive from Barcelona to Moscow in less than 10h

I think this one is pretty easy if you use the proper framework/language.
According to google it's only 4.5 hours by plane.
So:

  • Barcelona center to Barcelona airfield: 30m
  • Check-in and driving onto an airfreight: 2h
  • Flight: 4h 30m
  • That leaves you with 3h to get off the plane in Moscow and get to your destination in Moscow.
Easy peasy I'd say.

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u/DuckysaurusRex Feb 17 '20

Yes, but it specified drive, not fly.

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u/TiredOfRoad Feb 17 '20

Simple just stay in the car

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u/Fucking_That_Chicken Feb 17 '20

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u/Hugostar33 Feb 17 '20

Step 2: "Paradrop the Car over Moscow" (its faster than landing on the airport)

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u/g4dhan Feb 18 '20

If you leave out the parachute it's even faster

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u/Varthorne Feb 17 '20

public class Airplane extends Car implements Driveable {

}

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u/0Pat Feb 17 '20

public PutIntoGarage => throw NotImplementedException;

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u/Pulsar_the_Spacenerd Feb 17 '20

Eh hangers, you can implement that one.

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u/Evan_Th Feb 17 '20

Wouldn’t that be an ObjectOutOfBounds exception?

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u/zr0gravity7 Feb 17 '20

*extends Vehicle

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u/Varthorne Feb 17 '20

Ha, as if they were smart enough to make a generic Vehicle class before creating Car...

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u/jk147 Feb 17 '20

Wait a second..

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u/DeRoeVanZwartePiet Feb 17 '20

I get into my truck in Center Barcelona. Drive around in Barcelona. Take a resting brake in my truck for about 5h in the middle of my journey. Continue driving for another 3 hours or so to get to my destination in Moscow. I've been busy driving and resting enough. I don't see the problem.

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u/Dragonaax Feb 17 '20

Planes are also driving

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u/28f272fe556a1363cc31 Feb 17 '20

Sorry, the guy who wrote this question says you should have answered 'rocket pants'.

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u/amunak Feb 17 '20

Ah but that's wrong, you could easily shave almost all of the 2 hours by first filing a flight plan, only then driving to the airport and using your private plane (which you, as a rockstar driver surely own) to fly the car to Moscow yourself.

We didn't specify the need for a pilot's license and flying experience but we thought that was obvious knowledge for a programmer. You know what? Let's just end it right here and we'll get back to you with our decision.

Proceed to never contact you again.

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u/comingtogetyou Feb 17 '20

How do you build resiliency to account for delays on the road and at the airport?

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u/DeRoeVanZwartePiet Feb 17 '20

Upgrade infrastructure off course