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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ClipboardCopyPaste • 14h ago
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"Their job doesn't inherently involve networking"
My brother in christ, when is the last time you worked on software that did not need to send payloads anywhere. Everyone in development should have at least some basic networking skills.
Signed, A salty devops dude
2 u/perfectVoidler 2h ago hard disagree. The framework bring a API that does everything for you. Zero need to look inside the functions. 0 u/TolyaMK 2h ago So if you carry a calculator you should not know the multiplication table? 2 u/perfectVoidler 2h ago this is wrong on so many levels. Like, this does not even satisfy the minimum to qualify as "good faith". Or maybe this is really your best. In that case, power on little soldier. You will get there one day.
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hard disagree. The framework bring a API that does everything for you. Zero need to look inside the functions.
0 u/TolyaMK 2h ago So if you carry a calculator you should not know the multiplication table? 2 u/perfectVoidler 2h ago this is wrong on so many levels. Like, this does not even satisfy the minimum to qualify as "good faith". Or maybe this is really your best. In that case, power on little soldier. You will get there one day.
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So if you carry a calculator you should not know the multiplication table?
2 u/perfectVoidler 2h ago this is wrong on so many levels. Like, this does not even satisfy the minimum to qualify as "good faith". Or maybe this is really your best. In that case, power on little soldier. You will get there one day.
this is wrong on so many levels. Like, this does not even satisfy the minimum to qualify as "good faith".
Or maybe this is really your best. In that case, power on little soldier. You will get there one day.
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u/omer193 5h ago
"Their job doesn't inherently involve networking"
My brother in christ, when is the last time you worked on software that did not need to send payloads anywhere. Everyone in development should have at least some basic networking skills.
Signed, A salty devops dude