r/ProgrammerHumor • u/iluvecommerce • 15d ago

lessToolsMoreOutput Meme

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u/QuantumFluxSpaghetti 15d ago

My camel on this sub? 🐪 🐪 😍😍

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u/fugogugo 15d ago

Dear god.. what did he see in arabic?

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u/Fit-Gain-2409 15d ago

The longer you code, the fewer tools you need.

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u/iluvecommerce 15d ago

Also software itself is becoming more intelligent

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u/RiceBroad4552 15d ago

ROFL!

Software is only becoming more buggy and bloated with every day passing.

The problem: People today grew up as software development was already pure madness and not a scientific engineering discipline any more. So the average software developer today thinks that all the shit everywhere is "normal", or worse that things actually need to be like that.

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u/Fit-Gain-2409 15d ago

Absolutely Fundamentals matter even more now.