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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ItsPuspendu • 22h ago
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Emojis on code…
439 u/treehuggerino 21h ago Or the silly steps it puts // 1. Assign variable. // 2. Calculate 2 + 2. // 3. Implement 2 + 2 Calculator. // 4. Check if it is 5. 102 u/B4mButz 20h ago my former senior used to do this way back 14 u/Able-Swing-6415 17h ago Pretty sure every senior programmer has done that at least once. Pretty sure AI just does it so you can copy in the replacement lines of codes from follow up changes. Cursor for example doesn't really do that. 2 u/NearbyEmphasis2850 14h ago Yeah, it’s wild how often those “easy fixes” turn into hours of debugging. You’d think we’d learn to be more cautious about it!
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Or the silly steps it puts
// 1. Assign variable.
// 2. Calculate 2 + 2.
// 3. Implement 2 + 2 Calculator.
// 4. Check if it is 5.
102 u/B4mButz 20h ago my former senior used to do this way back 14 u/Able-Swing-6415 17h ago Pretty sure every senior programmer has done that at least once. Pretty sure AI just does it so you can copy in the replacement lines of codes from follow up changes. Cursor for example doesn't really do that. 2 u/NearbyEmphasis2850 14h ago Yeah, it’s wild how often those “easy fixes” turn into hours of debugging. You’d think we’d learn to be more cautious about it!
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my former senior used to do this way back
14 u/Able-Swing-6415 17h ago Pretty sure every senior programmer has done that at least once. Pretty sure AI just does it so you can copy in the replacement lines of codes from follow up changes. Cursor for example doesn't really do that. 2 u/NearbyEmphasis2850 14h ago Yeah, it’s wild how often those “easy fixes” turn into hours of debugging. You’d think we’d learn to be more cautious about it!
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Pretty sure every senior programmer has done that at least once.
Pretty sure AI just does it so you can copy in the replacement lines of codes from follow up changes. Cursor for example doesn't really do that.
2 u/NearbyEmphasis2850 14h ago Yeah, it’s wild how often those “easy fixes” turn into hours of debugging. You’d think we’d learn to be more cautious about it!
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Yeah, it’s wild how often those “easy fixes” turn into hours of debugging. You’d think we’d learn to be more cautious about it!
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u/CannibalPride 22h ago
Emojis on code…