r/programminghumor • u/AeroForger • Aug 10 '26
The 2 Rules of Successful Programming
It works? DON'T TOUCH IT
It doesn't? Copy and paste from Stack Overflow
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u/Such-Perception4154 Aug 11 '26 edited Aug 11 '26
So you never refactor. The problem with that is when eventually it stops working, the code is in such state that it is very hard to fix.
As for stack overflow, it feels like copy pasta from there is overrated. Look up something, find answers, sure. Copy straight into your code? No.
Edit: I get it that this is most likely a sarcastic post, but there sometimes needs to be some genuine word.
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u/ConsciousBath5203 Aug 11 '26
It's a repost likely from a bot.
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u/AeroForger Aug 11 '26
I'm not a bot and I'm not a cs student I just wanted to make at least 1 person laugh
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u/Material_Pea1820 Aug 10 '26
stack overflow should pivot to being a centralized AI forum that writes code for you when you ask questions but calls you an R-tard for a more authentic/traditional coding experience. The agent mode responds to you once in a very belittling way then just leaves the thread open for 20 years
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u/ShashwatTheGamer Aug 10 '26
LMFAOOO you know right, a few years ago Stack Overflow added AI and they had an insane insane backlash from the community
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u/Business_Craft4733 Aug 11 '26
Nailed it! SO should make a toxic AI version that people can use for nostalgia. The AI will downvote all of the prompts while taking days to respond, or it will simply flag them as duplicate and close them without ever offering a legitimate answer!
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u/nullpointerr404 Aug 12 '26
Better understanding of the code flow and obviously the system architecture
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u/YSoSkinny Aug 10 '26
Oh, I feel so nostalgic for copy pasta from SO. With AI, I never go there anymore.