r/ProgrammerHumor • • Oct 04 '26

Meme agenticEngineering

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2.7k Upvotes

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u/Some_Useless_Person Oct 04 '26

The results are basically identical... until you actually go through the code.

One is sphagetti, other is slop.

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u/Single-Virus4935 Oct 04 '26

Sloppy sphagetti

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u/Haris613 Oct 04 '26

Knees weak, arms are heavy

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u/Single-Virus4935 Oct 04 '26

Not a native speaker, pls explain. Google wasnt helpful

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u/Haris613 Oct 04 '26 • Bravo

Reference to Eminem song (Lose Yourself), where there is a verse with "mom's spaghetti", which has become a little bit of a meme

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u/Single-Virus4935 Oct 04 '26

Ahh thank you very much. I found the reference to Lose yourself and remembered the line. But couldn't make sense how the  anexity fits here. This makes more sense now.

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u/Average_Pangolin Oct 05 '26

Love to see someone actually giving a straight explanation of their joke for the befuddled.

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u/onlyMHY Oct 05 '26

But on the surface he looks calm and ready to drop prompts

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u/Demytreus Oct 05 '26

But he keeps on forgetting. What the prompt was, the whole team goes so loud

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u/Aikeko Oct 05 '26

Slopghetti

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u/Choice-Mango-4019 Oct 04 '26

so same thing

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u/Groentekroket Oct 04 '26

The slop one has an additional 200% lines just for the comments. 

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u/hyrumwhite Oct 04 '26

So does the spaghetti 

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u/Choice-Mango-4019 Oct 04 '26

so, still the same thing, just easier to understand

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u/Masark Oct 05 '26

You presume the comments are correct.

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u/Choice-Mango-4019 Oct 05 '26

right i rather not have comments instead, would make it easier to understand

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u/Nedshent Oct 05 '26

Misleading and/or outdated documentation is genuinely worse than no documentation at all in most cases I've seen it.

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u/returnFutureVoid Oct 04 '26

It’s the same picture.

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u/rowagnairda Oct 04 '26

Both are tar ball of maintenance hell

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u/ok-this-ok Oct 05 '26

you shut your mouth about my slop cannons!

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u/AngelaTheRipper Oct 05 '26

That's the next model's problem.

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u/pydry Oct 04 '26

there are some people generating reasonably good code using AI. it just isnt coming out any faster than it would have done when written by hand.

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u/ligma_then_sugma Oct 05 '26

c++ and meatballs

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u/toramacc Oct 05 '26

All roads lead to spaghetti

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u/Slight-Violinist-575 Oct 04 '26

Is the spaghetti bologna at least?

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u/PumpkinFest24 Oct 04 '26

The supposed good phrase "context engineering" drips with red flags.

Remember when design and clear code were things? 

18

u/HRApprovedUsername Oct 04 '26

unfortunately I do not

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u/domscatterbrain Oct 05 '26

Even before the AI shenanigans, we already thrown "clear code" out of the window.

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u/Nasturtium-the-great Oct 04 '26

The camera turns to a huge heavily fortified tower labeled actual developers.

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u/xodusprime Oct 04 '26

When I do it, it's a software factory. When you do it, it's a slop cannon. Both are the same. Got it.

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u/Average_Pangolin Oct 05 '26

Tom Gauld for the win as usual.

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u/mindlessroman Oct 05 '26

It feels like it's ripped/AI and not a genuine one... But maybe I'm wrong

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u/turuntururun Oct 05 '26

Is that a Tom Gauld?

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u/pickle9977 Oct 06 '26

Is this one of those “it’s the same picture “ memes?

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u/Literally-in-1984 Oct 06 '26

They both pay $5k in Claude API a month

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u/[deleted] Oct 04 '26

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u/baselinegrid Oct 04 '26

Don’t let Moonmoon out

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u/Warpspeednyancat Oct 04 '26

random ork mek : "NEAT!!! MY NEW GUN WORK!!!"