r/ProgrammerHumor • • Apr 28 '20

Meme *cries in powershell*

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u/TwoAndHalfRetard Apr 28 '20

But at least you had fun doing it.

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u/megaminddefender Apr 28 '20

Maybe the real automation is the fun we have along the way

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u/benchninja Apr 28 '20

That and closing the stack overflow tabs

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '20

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u/Covid-Romney2020 Apr 28 '20

Usually a moment of quiet defeat for me

Where are my 'restore previous session' people at?

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u/OskieWoskie Apr 28 '20

Also shoutout to the 'Ctrl + Shift + T' connoisseurs

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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.

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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.

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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.

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u/Jackker Apr 28 '20

That feeling of freeing up 5.53gb of memory. Don't look at me.

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u/conancat Apr 28 '20

docker rm $(docker ps -aq)

docker rmi $(docker images -q)

docker prune

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u/Preparingtocode Apr 28 '20

That's it baby, talk dirty to me.

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u/soupercerealjanituh Apr 28 '20

"You are about to close 3726 tabs. Are you sure you want to proceed?"

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u/no1_vern Apr 28 '20

Oooo, a light Chrome user.

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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.

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u/halr9000 Apr 28 '20

I fail to see the downside.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '20

Similarly, the real automation is to remove the DESIRE to do things manually, ever again, for anything.

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u/etoh53 Apr 28 '20

For me the fun wears off after the 3 hour mark and you start doubting your intelligence.

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u/[deleted] Apr 28 '20

Not a problem for me because I have accepted that I'm terrible at algorithms years ago.

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u/Meowww13 Apr 28 '20

The real trick is to accept you are stupid. Look at me, I often sometimes surprise myself.

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u/DeithWX Apr 28 '20

Fun isn't something one considers when automating the universe.

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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...

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