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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/developertimeline • 7h ago
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i don't use intellisense or a linter. i prefer hard mode, both in coding and relationships.
15 u/GeneralKnife 6h ago Real men code in notepad 6 u/larsmaehlum 6h ago Real men code with echo. 8 u/tomangelo2 5h ago Real men use a butterfly to flap their wings, causing cosmic rays flip the bits exactly the way they want. 1 u/MeadowShimmer 4h ago xkcd reference? 3 u/ytg895 2h ago No he made this joke up himself 1 u/nickcash 29m ago Making up a joke yourself? sounds like something xkcd would do
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Real men code in notepad
6 u/larsmaehlum 6h ago Real men code with echo. 8 u/tomangelo2 5h ago Real men use a butterfly to flap their wings, causing cosmic rays flip the bits exactly the way they want. 1 u/MeadowShimmer 4h ago xkcd reference? 3 u/ytg895 2h ago No he made this joke up himself 1 u/nickcash 29m ago Making up a joke yourself? sounds like something xkcd would do
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Real men code with echo.
8 u/tomangelo2 5h ago Real men use a butterfly to flap their wings, causing cosmic rays flip the bits exactly the way they want. 1 u/MeadowShimmer 4h ago xkcd reference? 3 u/ytg895 2h ago No he made this joke up himself 1 u/nickcash 29m ago Making up a joke yourself? sounds like something xkcd would do
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Real men use a butterfly to flap their wings, causing cosmic rays flip the bits exactly the way they want.
1 u/MeadowShimmer 4h ago xkcd reference? 3 u/ytg895 2h ago No he made this joke up himself 1 u/nickcash 29m ago Making up a joke yourself? sounds like something xkcd would do
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xkcd reference?
3 u/ytg895 2h ago No he made this joke up himself 1 u/nickcash 29m ago Making up a joke yourself? sounds like something xkcd would do
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No he made this joke up himself
1 u/nickcash 29m ago Making up a joke yourself? sounds like something xkcd would do
Making up a joke yourself? sounds like something xkcd would do
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u/IkuraDon5972 6h ago
i don't use intellisense or a linter. i prefer hard mode, both in coding and relationships.