programmer_humor·Programmer Humorbydevilish666 Uh...oh...View original on lemmy.world568Comments10Reply
cceiphas feddit.de4Hide 4 repliesThe bigger problem is, when the code works, but you think it shouldn't66Reply
BBanjoShepard replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyYeah this is the scariest point in all of my projects.25Reply
kamenlady replylemmy.worldThe true horror begins, when the customer calls for support, because some things are awkward, and you know instantly the cause, also that you will have to fix this now, 5 years later.9Reply
xxpinchx replylemmy.world1Hide 1 replyI love that realization when I throw some hacky shit together and it somehow works first try. When I try to be organized and meticulous nothing works and I eventually give up.9Reply
Ethan replyprogramming.devThat sounds like a great way to set yourself up for spectacular failures down the road6Reply
ggo $fsck yourself lemmy.world1Hide 1 reply Theory is when you know everything but nothing works I know it's "just a joke" but this makes no sense.18Reply
CCanadaPlus replylemmy.sdf.orgWe know very exactly how the baby monster group in mathematics operates. It has no practical use as far as I'm aware (it doesn't work).5Reply
llugal sopuli.xyzThe difference between theory and praxis is that in theory, there is no difference, but in praxis, there is10Reply
WWILSOOON programming.devThis is a good one, although theory is a much better problem to have than practice7Reply
WWilzax lemmy.worldThe difference between theory and practice is greater in practice than in theory.2Reply
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The bigger problem is, when the code works, but you think it shouldn't
Yeah this is the scariest point in all of my projects.
The true horror begins, when the customer calls for support, because some things are awkward, and you know instantly the cause, also that you will have to fix this now, 5 years later.
I love that realization when I throw some hacky shit together and it somehow works first try.
When I try to be organized and meticulous nothing works and I eventually give up.
That sounds like a great way to set yourself up for spectacular failures down the road
I know it's "just a joke" but this makes no sense.
We know very exactly how the baby monster group in mathematics operates. It has no practical use as far as I'm aware (it doesn't work).
The difference between theory and praxis is that in theory, there is no difference, but in praxis, there is
This is a good one, although theory is a much better problem to have than practice
The difference between theory and practice is greater in practice than in theory.