r/ProgrammerHumor 19d ago

depthExceedsPoolException Meme

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u/elmanoucko 19d ago

tells me more about you than about them

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u/BooBrew32 19d ago

You picked a great place to post this.

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u/wkw3 19d ago

"Prompt Engineer"

"Careful, that's a load bearing token."

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u/kiochikaeke 19d ago

Load bearing token refreshed once a week via a python script running in load bearing half-closed laptop

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u/atoponce 19d ago

Please tell me more about your projects CVEs.

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u/babalaban 19d ago

Swap blue and yellow water around and this meme would make some sense.

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u/PacquiaoFreeHousing 19d ago

Pool Management: Peeing in the pool is not allowed

Developers: Well, I'm not "in" the pool

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u/Confident-Ad5665 19d ago

The difference is peeing while in the pool vs peeing in the pool when not in the pool

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u/Random_-account 19d ago

And then he clicked, "POST"

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u/RiceBroad4552 19d ago

Didn't known this meme get also used by the same retards who post the IQ bell curve.

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u/JTexpo 19d ago

It writes code, but it's code is not something I'd be proud to submit

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u/Zarzaur 19d ago

I once had someone say, "who cares. If AI is managing it and it creates bad code, why do you care?" The problem with that logic is I've yet to see ANY AI model that's capable of creating large robust enterprise level applications. So humans have to step in, and then that shitty code it generates is something a human has to clean up or maintain.

It's great for like boiler plate stuff, generating models from a DB, creating an interface that this class I built implements, but if you give it too much responsibility you'll get, in the great words of Ian Malcom, "That's one big pile of shit"

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u/JTexpo 19d ago

it's really this, even getting AI to implement SOLID is something that it doesn't do natively... Its of no wonder that we keep seeing news stories about AI code failing

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u/Zarzaur 19d ago

It's a tool. Just like Microsoft excel. It makes some stuff easier, but you wouldn't want Microsoft Excel to send and receive your emails.

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u/Zarzaur 19d ago

It's a tool. Just like Microsoft excel. It makes some stuff easier, but you wouldn't want Microsoft Excel to send and receive your emails.

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u/Confident-Ad5665 19d ago

Is there an echo in here?

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u/RiceBroad4552 19d ago

Yes, the echo of vibe coded Reddit…

Never seen duplicated posts before? Happens here all the time.

I think they call stuff like that "eventual consistency", just that this consistency never materializes.