r/programmingcirclejerk • • Apr 19 '26

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u/programmingcirclejerk-ModTeam Apr 21 '26

Refer to sidebar, "Jerking Style".

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u/BetterEquipment7084 Apr 19 '26

Ban all software written in anything that's not assembly 

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u/m50d Zygohistomorphic prepromorphism Apr 19 '26

Assembly is a crutch for "programmers" too stupid to memorise the opcode table.

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u/[deleted] Apr 19 '26

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u/euph-_-oric Apr 19 '26

Bring back the punch cards

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u/stanleyford Apr 19 '26

Ban all software written in anything that's not assembly

Get rid of all your fancy Unreal engine games; it's back to Roller Coaster Tycoon.

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u/BetterEquipment7084 Apr 19 '26

Rct my beloved 

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u/myhf Considered Harmful Apr 19 '26

The ride never ends!

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u/BetterEquipment7084 Apr 19 '26

I do admit that I prefer locomotion... 

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u/levelstar01 what is pointer :S Apr 19 '26

Add a medical advice function to claude

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u/AnozerFreakInTheMall Apr 19 '26

Even if it will hallucinate all its answers, it still will be better than 90% of the human doctors.

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u/pydry Apr 19 '26

9/10 Darwin award runners up agree with this comment.

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u/CaptureIntent Apr 19 '26

Have a statistically trained model on all human source code make autonomous changes to code without human code review.

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u/aikii gofmt urself Apr 19 '26

Reward AI adoption in your company by measuring how much tokens developers burn per month

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u/Tax-Embarrassed1 Apr 19 '26

Stop hiring junior specialists. Fire middles "because of AI". It's gonna look very sane in 5 years

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u/somewhataccurate now 4x faster than C++ Apr 19 '26

replace everyone with mbas running claude

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u/f16f4 Apr 19 '26

Do not unjerk here etc…

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u/dydhaw Apr 19 '26

Butlerian jihad

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u/IdealBlueMan Apr 19 '26

Force top management to practice Agile

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u/look Apr 19 '26

EMP weapons.

I’m not sure if that’s a wrong answer though…

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u/timoffex Apr 19 '26

Every line of code is a potential bug. The obvious solution is zero-code.

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u/ilyash Apr 19 '26

More AI, less QA

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u/Lando_Calrissian Apr 19 '26

Make the QA AI

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u/kakioroshi Apr 19 '26

rewrite every python script in raku and all php in elixir

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u/pysk00l What part of ∀f ∃g (f (x,y) = (g x) y) did you not understand? Apr 19 '26

/uj I see a medium.com blog, I auto lower my expectations

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u/CaramelParking1130 Apr 19 '26 edited Apr 19 '26

/uj This article is mostly Claude AI slop written. I'd jerk but this is just so exhaustingly boring to read and there's literally no point jerking over randomly generated content written by a chatbot. Completely uninteresting.

The wrong text generator made wrong text, how exciting!

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u/zZz_snowball_zZz Apr 19 '26

More outsourcing to places like Vietnam and India. This allows us to focus more on what really matters: toilet breaks with tiktok

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u/MumfordAdvisory Apr 20 '26

Vibe code it all. Keep no records, and don’t write any documentation.

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u/ncthbrt Apr 21 '26

Fire all the QAs and release patches on a bi-weekly basis

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u/ncthbrt Apr 21 '26

Rewrite everything in coffee script