Johannes Dienst is Developer Advocate at AskUI. His focus is on automation, documentation, and software quality.
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I am a professional DevOps Engineer with a demonstrated history of working in the internet industry. I am an avid Linux lover and supporter of the open-source movement philosophy.
Have we ever posted the original shoot yourself in the foot meme here? From 30 years ago, when they were still called jokes? I'll see if I can find it...
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That seems more like rust 😂
They forget why it's called a daily STANDUP meeting instead of a daily meeting.
Oh god, this brings back memories...
Let's kick things off with this week's awful AI meme
I always struggle with the
smsmpe problemwhen writing a hello worldSame. Same.
The wire that grew a hand???!!!
Superman 2 vibes.
Java == German, no way. Nor are Germans known to be verbose or over-complicated. Haskell is possibly a better comparison.
Comparing anyone or anything to Java is taking it too far and being too mean, so it's best left out ;)
Nah, German and Java are a really bad comparison.
Ouch. Months, not hours. My own fault but still stings years later.
🤣 🤣 🤣
I'm going to steal this 😈
Kubernetes secrets 😂😂
(I know it's supposed to be an encapsulation format)
How to shoot yourself in the foot (it's a PDF)
You made my morning happier. Lol
Have we ever posted the original shoot yourself in the foot meme here? From 30 years ago, when they were still called jokes? I'll see if I can find it...
Looks like ChatGPT became a real senior egnineer after all! :)
spot on :)
@ben I am following you and have none of this post's tags hidden, but I don't get a message when you share this post. Any idea why?
Having the same problem, I don’t get any new post notifications anymore
I get them for other posts, but not Ben's.
Not a meme, but she's right. You should always prefer a simpler model unless a more complex one is strongly justified...