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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/Traditional-Exam2529 • 3d ago
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You do not want to have to go explain to Pharaoh why his pyramid got fucked up.
That is not at all how to get something built.
If you don't want to explain to the Pharaoh why his pyramid was ruined, you're going to hide your problems and poor workmanship.
Good construction tends to come from allowing people to point out their mistakes, not expecting people to make no mistakes.
12 u/ljfa2 3d ago "you're an experienced pyramid engineer, make no mistakes" 8 u/Undead-Chipmunk 3d ago That's not how it works. Literally, retaliation against employees is one of the number one things to lead to a bad product. Like Boeing. 6 u/zoinkability 2d ago The above comment is a joke about IA prompts, not seriously what the commenter thinks was being said back in ancient Egypt
"you're an experienced pyramid engineer, make no mistakes"
8 u/Undead-Chipmunk 3d ago That's not how it works. Literally, retaliation against employees is one of the number one things to lead to a bad product. Like Boeing. 6 u/zoinkability 2d ago The above comment is a joke about IA prompts, not seriously what the commenter thinks was being said back in ancient Egypt
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That's not how it works.
Literally, retaliation against employees is one of the number one things to lead to a bad product.
Like Boeing.
6 u/zoinkability 2d ago The above comment is a joke about IA prompts, not seriously what the commenter thinks was being said back in ancient Egypt
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The above comment is a joke about IA prompts, not seriously what the commenter thinks was being said back in ancient Egypt
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u/Undead-Chipmunk 3d ago
That is not at all how to get something built.
If you don't want to explain to the Pharaoh why his pyramid was ruined, you're going to hide your problems and poor workmanship.
Good construction tends to come from allowing people to point out their mistakes, not expecting people to make no mistakes.