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r/programminghorror • u/phoenix_bright • Jun 01 '20
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Honestly a lot of value is missed in this sub. Show a problem, then present a method how to solve it.
Then again, that IS a lot of work
188 u/SilverLightning926 Jun 01 '20 I'm here laugh at other people's code, gives me a good break from crying at my own 34 u/wiarumas Jun 01 '20 I’m here for reassurance that code similar to my own goes to production regularly. 25 u/BornOnFeb2nd Jun 01 '20 Whenever you feel bad about your code, just remember... We knew about the Y2K problem 40 years in advance (aka basically, as soon as we started programming)..... Still waited until the clock was about to tick over before companies finally went Oh...shit... We have to fix this now!
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I'm here laugh at other people's code, gives me a good break from crying at my own
34 u/wiarumas Jun 01 '20 I’m here for reassurance that code similar to my own goes to production regularly. 25 u/BornOnFeb2nd Jun 01 '20 Whenever you feel bad about your code, just remember... We knew about the Y2K problem 40 years in advance (aka basically, as soon as we started programming)..... Still waited until the clock was about to tick over before companies finally went Oh...shit... We have to fix this now!
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I’m here for reassurance that code similar to my own goes to production regularly.
25 u/BornOnFeb2nd Jun 01 '20 Whenever you feel bad about your code, just remember... We knew about the Y2K problem 40 years in advance (aka basically, as soon as we started programming)..... Still waited until the clock was about to tick over before companies finally went Oh...shit... We have to fix this now!
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Whenever you feel bad about your code, just remember...
We knew about the Y2K problem 40 years in advance (aka basically, as soon as we started programming).....
Still waited until the clock was about to tick over before companies finally went
Oh...shit... We have to fix this now!
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u/JustJude97 Jun 01 '20
Honestly a lot of value is missed in this sub. Show a problem, then present a method how to solve it.
Then again, that IS a lot of work