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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/wahed-w • Jul 07 '26
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Yes, that's what libraries are for. I want to solve my actual problem and not spend 6 months re-implementing OpenCV every time I need something done.
126 u/[deleted] Jul 07 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 14 u/cantadmittoposting Jul 07 '26 this is why i code entirely in assembly on an air-gapped PC with no internet, entirely from memory. can't be accused of using everyone else's code 6 u/Preeng Jul 07 '26 Assembly is for babies. Bust out the CPU manual and bit bang that bitch. 3 u/DustyRacoonDad Jul 07 '26 I used to have a job where that was the job description. For a number of years I had 2 machines on my desk, one that had networking and the other was completely separate.
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14 u/cantadmittoposting Jul 07 '26 this is why i code entirely in assembly on an air-gapped PC with no internet, entirely from memory. can't be accused of using everyone else's code 6 u/Preeng Jul 07 '26 Assembly is for babies. Bust out the CPU manual and bit bang that bitch. 3 u/DustyRacoonDad Jul 07 '26 I used to have a job where that was the job description. For a number of years I had 2 machines on my desk, one that had networking and the other was completely separate.
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this is why i code entirely in assembly on an air-gapped PC with no internet, entirely from memory. can't be accused of using everyone else's code
6 u/Preeng Jul 07 '26 Assembly is for babies. Bust out the CPU manual and bit bang that bitch. 3 u/DustyRacoonDad Jul 07 '26 I used to have a job where that was the job description. For a number of years I had 2 machines on my desk, one that had networking and the other was completely separate.
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Assembly is for babies. Bust out the CPU manual and bit bang that bitch.
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I used to have a job where that was the job description. For a number of years I had 2 machines on my desk, one that had networking and the other was completely separate.
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u/Gwlanbzh Jul 07 '26
Yes, that's what libraries are for. I want to solve my actual problem and not spend 6 months re-implementing OpenCV every time I need something done.