Not a meme, but here's a joke: A software developer, a hardware engineer, and a project manager are in a car driving down a steep mountain hill when the brakes fail.
The car careens out of control, narrowly missing cliffs, until it finally grinds to a halt in a ditch. The three get out, shaken but unhurt.
The project manager says, "Okay, we need to have a meeting, assess the situation, and develop a multi-phase plan to get us back on the road."
The hardware engineer says, "Forget that! Give me my Swiss Army knife. Iβll strip the brake lines, bypass the ABS sensor, and rebuild the calipers from scratch."
The software developer looks at them both and says, "Hold on, guys. Why don't we just push it back up to the top of the hill and see if it happens again?"
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Backend developer turned builder. 20 years in software, now building Reporails - instruction governance for coding agents. Writing about context engineering and patterns that make AI agents reliable.
A Software Engineer who strongly believes you can add tremendous value by knowing & implementing Software Engineering best practices even at the age of AI; & puts human life & dignity above all else.
Not a meme, but here's a joke: A software developer, a hardware engineer, and a project manager are in a car driving down a steep mountain hill when the brakes fail.
The car careens out of control, narrowly missing cliffs, until it finally grinds to a halt in a ditch. The three get out, shaken but unhurt.
The project manager says, "Okay, we need to have a meeting, assess the situation, and develop a multi-phase plan to get us back on the road."
The hardware engineer says, "Forget that! Give me my Swiss Army knife. Iβll strip the brake lines, bypass the ABS sensor, and rebuild the calipers from scratch."
The software developer looks at them both and says, "Hold on, guys. Why don't we just push it back up to the top of the hill and see if it happens again?"
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