programmer_humor

21Cabbage , 10 months ago in How the IT guys see the users

I’m by no means a programmer, but the frequency in which “RTFM” makes me the problem solver in a group allows me to relate to whoever made this.

loudWaterEnjoyer , 10 months ago in Markdown everywhere

Where is that footage from?

Thade780 , 10 months ago

Parks and Recreation. Season 2, episode 5.

30mag , 10 months ago

Parks and rec

Father_Redbeard , 10 months ago

Parks & Recreation

Father_Redbeard , 10 months ago

ah beans, I’m late as shit replying…

space , 10 months ago in My poor RAM...

Main difference is the electron app has access to more things on your computer, like files, sensors, microphone, camera etc.

triplenadir , 10 months ago in Imagine

the developers of composer are way ahead of you, every time I run composer install I get a blue and yellow “stand with ukraine”…

pleasemakesense , 10 months ago

dont really know if that counts as an ad

steltek , 10 months ago

If that counts then Vim is definitely ad-ware (soliciting ICCF donations).

RIP Bram. You’ll be missed :(.

gencha , 10 months ago in Imagine

Next level: just type what you want and let the AI figure it out. 1 ad per prompt

superduperenigma , 10 months ago

Me: ChatGPT, please find and install the necessary packages for Thunderbird

ChatGPT: Say no more, fam. sudo rm -rf/*

SomeBoyo , 10 months ago in Imagine

Ubuntu already did that www.omgubuntu.co.uk/…/ubuntu-pro-terminal-ad

killeronthecorner , 10 months ago in Which side are you? Javascript or Typescript

I wasn’t sure if this meme worked until I saw what he was eating

satrunalia44 , 10 months ago in Which side are you? Javascript or Typescript

I prefer JavaScript personally, but it’s time to acknowledge that TypeScript has won. If you want to contribute and succeed as a developer in the JS ecosystem, you need to learn TS, like it or not.

_hovi_ , 10 months ago in Which side are you? Javascript or Typescript

If js docs are a good working replacement then I can understand wanting to avoid all the annoying issues with typescript. I haven’t used it before but it seems less flexible and more verbose, what’s other people’s experience with it? I’d have to check it out myself but for the moment typescript makes JavaScript a little more bearable.

dvdv , 10 months ago

Javascript is a standard, typescript is not. You’re at their whims if they ever want to change anything, break anything etc. If typing would get introduced in JavaScript, I would be on that instantly. But for now, I’d rather not touch typescript

MonkderZweite , 10 months ago in The birth of JS

What is this image from?

FehrIsFair , 10 months ago

This image is fan art of Gawr Gura from Hololive EN’s 1st Gen VTuber group HoloMyth.

She is their most subscribed talent and is known for being computationally challenged.

MonkderZweite , 10 months ago

Thanks!

Armand1 , 10 months ago in I'll just sort it myself

As annoying as this is, you are meant to use a comparer.

<span style="color:#323232;">mapped.sort((a, b) => {
</span><span style="color:#323232;">  if (a.value > b.value) {
</span><span style="color:#323232;">    return 1;
</span><span style="color:#323232;">  }
</span><span style="color:#323232;">  if (a.value &lt; b.value) {
</span><span style="color:#323232;">    return -1;
</span><span style="color:#323232;">  }
</span><span style="color:#323232;">  return 0;
</span><span style="color:#323232;">});
</span>

minikieff , 10 months ago

<span style="color:#323232;">arr.sort((a, b) => a - b);
</span>

SpyingEnvy , 10 months ago

One hundred percent how I do it everytime.

smik , 10 months ago

Stuff like that exists to remind us of the Java in JavaScript

gregorum , 10 months ago in I love all my statements equally. (I don't care for GOTO)

<span style="color:#323232;">ifelse 
</span><span style="color:#323232;">    eatme 
</span>

SpaceNoodle , 10 months ago in Haskell researchers announce new discovery

Playing a little RDR recently, eh?

Pickle_Jr , 10 months ago in I know, I know, but this revision compiles

I have ADHD and I’ll often find myself spending hours trying to find a fix, finally read the docs, get distracted, go back to finding a fix without the docs, remember that I was in the middle of reading a docs, and repeat

sheogorath , 10 months ago

I usually get distracted reading one of the different APIs in the documentation and went down on a rabbit hole reading the whole history of some totally unrelated thing that just popped into my head and then realized what I had to do when I was going to bed and I ended up working thru the night.

The other times I got stuck for a couple of hours looking for new themes for my code editor because I didn’t like how my current theme looked.

Oh well ¯_(ツ)_/¯

infinitevalence , 10 months ago in Hallelujah

God everytime!