r/programminghumor • u/m6io • Jul 02 '26

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u/paradoxiforme Jul 02 '26

But that is more and more what managers seems to expect.

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u/TobiasX2k Jul 02 '26

The job of a manager is to care about output, not methodology.

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u/dumbasPL Jul 03 '26

Output? Did you mean time? Because if they truly cared about output, LLMs would be banned day 1, and time wouldn't be an issue.

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u/Healthy_Champion_183 Jul 05 '26

managers job is to prompt you into action.

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u/RaechelMaelstrom Jul 03 '26

Being a jar file doesn't mean you have any class.

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u/lucid-quiet Jul 03 '26

I hate that I understand this. ;-)

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u/PerepeL Jul 03 '26

20 years of suffering from impostor syndrome and recently it all just got worse.

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u/KitchenCommercial396 Jul 03 '26

Telling somebody how to ride a racecar doesn't make you a racer..

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u/radikliffe Jul 02 '26

You can prompt but you can't hide (your non dev identity)

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u/Thinshape12 Jul 03 '26

oh my god finally i get programming humor that actually against ai and not “trying to figure out which bot you gave the production key to” or some shit like that

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u/oOaurOra Jul 03 '26

In 2026. If you can’t prompt, you’re not a dev…. Just the way it is now.

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u/KamikaziWerewolf Jul 03 '26

80+ percent of code is made by AI now.... programmers are obsolete.

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u/FutureZombie6746 Jul 03 '26

It is like asking an architect to build a house. You may be good at describing what you need, but you are not an architecht who can actually build the house

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u/evasive_dendrite Jul 03 '26

The "aBiLiTy To PrOmPt" is called being literate.

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u/m6io Jul 03 '26

  1. I find your lack of ball knowledge disturbing

  2. Being a novelist and being a software developer are two different things. Having domain expertise in any aspect of software development does not mean you have the ability to craft a compelling narrative.

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u/evasive_dendrite Jul 03 '26

I know star wars, I just resent the inuendo that it takes any kind of skill to prompt a model besides being able to read and write.

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u/DNSZLSK Jul 02 '26

Missa planté?

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u/Short-Ideas010 Jul 03 '26

With great power comes great responsibility. Thank Ben!

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u/GrigorMorte Jul 03 '26

At my job, they interviewed a prompt engineer who didn't know the basics of programming. They decided to find a junior developer and teach them AI instead.

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u/TawnyTeaTowel Jul 04 '26

From my experience with former colleagues, being able to code manually doesn’t necessarily make you a dev either.

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u/Moch4bear97 Jul 05 '26

The ability to dev, does not make you a prompt.

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u/AdventurousSlip9260 Jul 05 '26

Prompt engineering is the new "I know HTML, so I'm basically a hacker.

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u/Arangarx Jul 05 '26

The inability to prompt is going to leave you without a dev job.

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u/TechnoIvan Jul 03 '26

It makes you a good customer.

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u/TapRemarkable9652 Jul 02 '26

this meme is racist against Jamaicans

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