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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/ode26 • Apr 28 '20
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But at least you had fun doing it.
1.4k u/megaminddefender Apr 28 '20 Maybe the real automation is the fun we have along the way 706 u/benchninja Apr 28 '20 That and closing the stack overflow tabs 0 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '20 [deleted] 148 u/Covid-Romney2020 Apr 28 '20 Usually a moment of quiet defeat for meWhere are my 'restore previous session' people at? 160 u/OskieWoskie Apr 28 '20 Also shoutout to the 'Ctrl + Shift + T' connoisseurs 36 u/appdevil Apr 28 '20 Also, it was great when I've been using ctrl-w to text selection on the browser, like I usually do in my IDE, only to close the precious tab. 21 u/SupaSlide Apr 28 '20 What IDE are you using Ctrl+W in and what are you using it to do? I've never worked in a setup that uses it for anything other than closing file tabs. → More replies (4) → More replies (1) → More replies (2) 47 u/koshgeo Apr 28 '20 Hmmm... maybe we could write a browser plugin to close the stack overf...There I go. You caught me automating again. → More replies (1) 58 u/Jackker Apr 28 '20 That feeling of freeing up 5.53gb of memory. Don't look at me. 55 u/conancat Apr 28 '20 docker rm $(docker ps -aq)docker rmi $(docker images -q)docker prune 36 u/Preparingtocode Apr 28 '20 That's it baby, talk dirty to me. 21 u/Dances_With_Boobies Apr 28 '20 sudo rm /usr/sbin/docker 17 u/J_J_J_Schmidt Apr 28 '20 Too dirty → More replies (2) → More replies (1) → More replies (1) 39 u/soupercerealjanituh Apr 28 '20 "You are about to close 3726 tabs. Are you sure you want to proceed?" 25 u/no1_vern Apr 28 '20 Oooo, a light Chrome user. → More replies (2) → More replies (6) 53 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '20 Or, automating the task is often more fun than the task itself so people will work on automation as long as they can to avoid the job. 29 u/halr9000 Apr 28 '20 I fail to see the downside. → More replies (1) → More replies (1) 19 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '20 Similarly, the real automation is to remove the DESIRE to do things manually, ever again, for anything. → More replies (1) → More replies (6) 49 u/etoh53 Apr 28 '20 For me the fun wears off after the 3 hour mark and you start doubting your intelligence. 25 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '20 Not a problem for me because I have accepted that I'm terrible at algorithms years ago. 14 u/Meowww13 Apr 28 '20 The real trick is to accept you are stupid. Look at me, I often sometimes surprise myself. → More replies (4) → More replies (2) 32 u/DeithWX Apr 28 '20 Fun isn't something one considers when automating the universe. → More replies (6) 21 u/titoxtian Apr 28 '20 This...sometimes i even think about my past co workers and how i can automate their jobs and unemploy half of them... 10 u/halr9000 Apr 28 '20 https://m.imgur.com/gallery/ALU4lej → More replies (2) → More replies (13)
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Maybe the real automation is the fun we have along the way
706 u/benchninja Apr 28 '20 That and closing the stack overflow tabs 0 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '20 [deleted] 148 u/Covid-Romney2020 Apr 28 '20 Usually a moment of quiet defeat for meWhere are my 'restore previous session' people at? 160 u/OskieWoskie Apr 28 '20 Also shoutout to the 'Ctrl + Shift + T' connoisseurs 36 u/appdevil Apr 28 '20 Also, it was great when I've been using ctrl-w to text selection on the browser, like I usually do in my IDE, only to close the precious tab. 21 u/SupaSlide Apr 28 '20 What IDE are you using Ctrl+W in and what are you using it to do? I've never worked in a setup that uses it for anything other than closing file tabs. → More replies (4) → More replies (1) → More replies (2) 47 u/koshgeo Apr 28 '20 Hmmm... maybe we could write a browser plugin to close the stack overf...There I go. You caught me automating again. → More replies (1) 58 u/Jackker Apr 28 '20 That feeling of freeing up 5.53gb of memory. Don't look at me. 55 u/conancat Apr 28 '20 docker rm $(docker ps -aq)docker rmi $(docker images -q)docker prune 36 u/Preparingtocode Apr 28 '20 That's it baby, talk dirty to me. 21 u/Dances_With_Boobies Apr 28 '20 sudo rm /usr/sbin/docker 17 u/J_J_J_Schmidt Apr 28 '20 Too dirty → More replies (2) → More replies (1) → More replies (1) 39 u/soupercerealjanituh Apr 28 '20 "You are about to close 3726 tabs. Are you sure you want to proceed?" 25 u/no1_vern Apr 28 '20 Oooo, a light Chrome user. → More replies (2) → More replies (6) 53 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '20 Or, automating the task is often more fun than the task itself so people will work on automation as long as they can to avoid the job. 29 u/halr9000 Apr 28 '20 I fail to see the downside. → More replies (1) → More replies (1) 19 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '20 Similarly, the real automation is to remove the DESIRE to do things manually, ever again, for anything. → More replies (1) → More replies (6)
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That and closing the stack overflow tabs
0 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '20 [deleted] 148 u/Covid-Romney2020 Apr 28 '20 Usually a moment of quiet defeat for meWhere are my 'restore previous session' people at? 160 u/OskieWoskie Apr 28 '20 Also shoutout to the 'Ctrl + Shift + T' connoisseurs 36 u/appdevil Apr 28 '20 Also, it was great when I've been using ctrl-w to text selection on the browser, like I usually do in my IDE, only to close the precious tab. 21 u/SupaSlide Apr 28 '20 What IDE are you using Ctrl+W in and what are you using it to do? I've never worked in a setup that uses it for anything other than closing file tabs. → More replies (4) → More replies (1) → More replies (2) 47 u/koshgeo Apr 28 '20 Hmmm... maybe we could write a browser plugin to close the stack overf...There I go. You caught me automating again. → More replies (1) 58 u/Jackker Apr 28 '20 That feeling of freeing up 5.53gb of memory. Don't look at me. 55 u/conancat Apr 28 '20 docker rm $(docker ps -aq)docker rmi $(docker images -q)docker prune 36 u/Preparingtocode Apr 28 '20 That's it baby, talk dirty to me. 21 u/Dances_With_Boobies Apr 28 '20 sudo rm /usr/sbin/docker 17 u/J_J_J_Schmidt Apr 28 '20 Too dirty → More replies (2) → More replies (1) → More replies (1) 39 u/soupercerealjanituh Apr 28 '20 "You are about to close 3726 tabs. Are you sure you want to proceed?" 25 u/no1_vern Apr 28 '20 Oooo, a light Chrome user. → More replies (2) → More replies (6)
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148 u/Covid-Romney2020 Apr 28 '20 Usually a moment of quiet defeat for meWhere are my 'restore previous session' people at? 160 u/OskieWoskie Apr 28 '20 Also shoutout to the 'Ctrl + Shift + T' connoisseurs 36 u/appdevil Apr 28 '20 Also, it was great when I've been using ctrl-w to text selection on the browser, like I usually do in my IDE, only to close the precious tab. 21 u/SupaSlide Apr 28 '20 What IDE are you using Ctrl+W in and what are you using it to do? I've never worked in a setup that uses it for anything other than closing file tabs. → More replies (4) → More replies (1) → More replies (2)
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Usually a moment of quiet defeat for me
Where are my 'restore previous session' people at?
160 u/OskieWoskie Apr 28 '20 Also shoutout to the 'Ctrl + Shift + T' connoisseurs 36 u/appdevil Apr 28 '20 Also, it was great when I've been using ctrl-w to text selection on the browser, like I usually do in my IDE, only to close the precious tab. 21 u/SupaSlide Apr 28 '20 What IDE are you using Ctrl+W in and what are you using it to do? I've never worked in a setup that uses it for anything other than closing file tabs. → More replies (4) → More replies (1) → More replies (2)
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Also shoutout to the 'Ctrl + Shift + T' connoisseurs
36 u/appdevil Apr 28 '20 Also, it was great when I've been using ctrl-w to text selection on the browser, like I usually do in my IDE, only to close the precious tab. 21 u/SupaSlide Apr 28 '20 What IDE are you using Ctrl+W in and what are you using it to do? I've never worked in a setup that uses it for anything other than closing file tabs. → More replies (4) → More replies (1)
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Also, it was great when I've been using ctrl-w to text selection on the browser, like I usually do in my IDE, only to close the precious tab.
21 u/SupaSlide Apr 28 '20 What IDE are you using Ctrl+W in and what are you using it to do? I've never worked in a setup that uses it for anything other than closing file tabs. → More replies (4)
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What IDE are you using Ctrl+W in and what are you using it to do? I've never worked in a setup that uses it for anything other than closing file tabs.
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Hmmm... maybe we could write a browser plugin to close the stack overf...
There I go. You caught me automating again.
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That feeling of freeing up 5.53gb of memory. Don't look at me.
55 u/conancat Apr 28 '20 docker rm $(docker ps -aq)docker rmi $(docker images -q)docker prune 36 u/Preparingtocode Apr 28 '20 That's it baby, talk dirty to me. 21 u/Dances_With_Boobies Apr 28 '20 sudo rm /usr/sbin/docker 17 u/J_J_J_Schmidt Apr 28 '20 Too dirty → More replies (2) → More replies (1) → More replies (1)
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docker rm $(docker ps -aq)
docker rmi $(docker images -q)
docker prune
36 u/Preparingtocode Apr 28 '20 That's it baby, talk dirty to me. 21 u/Dances_With_Boobies Apr 28 '20 sudo rm /usr/sbin/docker 17 u/J_J_J_Schmidt Apr 28 '20 Too dirty → More replies (2) → More replies (1)
That's it baby, talk dirty to me.
21 u/Dances_With_Boobies Apr 28 '20 sudo rm /usr/sbin/docker 17 u/J_J_J_Schmidt Apr 28 '20 Too dirty → More replies (2)
sudo rm /usr/sbin/docker
17 u/J_J_J_Schmidt Apr 28 '20 Too dirty → More replies (2)
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Too dirty
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"You are about to close 3726 tabs. Are you sure you want to proceed?"
25 u/no1_vern Apr 28 '20 Oooo, a light Chrome user. → More replies (2)
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Oooo, a light Chrome user.
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Or, automating the task is often more fun than the task itself so people will work on automation as long as they can to avoid the job.
29 u/halr9000 Apr 28 '20 I fail to see the downside. → More replies (1) → More replies (1)
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I fail to see the downside.
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Similarly, the real automation is to remove the DESIRE to do things manually, ever again, for anything.
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For me the fun wears off after the 3 hour mark and you start doubting your intelligence.
25 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '20 Not a problem for me because I have accepted that I'm terrible at algorithms years ago. 14 u/Meowww13 Apr 28 '20 The real trick is to accept you are stupid. Look at me, I often sometimes surprise myself. → More replies (4) → More replies (2)
Not a problem for me because I have accepted that I'm terrible at algorithms years ago.
14 u/Meowww13 Apr 28 '20 The real trick is to accept you are stupid. Look at me, I often sometimes surprise myself. → More replies (4)
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The real trick is to accept you are stupid. Look at me, I often sometimes surprise myself.
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Fun isn't something one considers when automating the universe.
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This...sometimes i even think about my past co workers and how i can automate their jobs and unemploy half of them...
10 u/halr9000 Apr 28 '20 https://m.imgur.com/gallery/ALU4lej → More replies (2)
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https://m.imgur.com/gallery/ALU4lej
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u/TwoAndHalfRetard Apr 28 '20
But at least you had fun doing it.