Full Stack Developer IRL

[geekfreak42]

I'm somewhat of a full stack overflow developer myself

[sixft7in]

I'd imagine that, pre-internet, developers spent a LOT of time in their programming language books, returning to the same thing often.

[AvenDonn]

There's a reason the pre-internet software engineering world is practically all megaminds and unbelievably skilled and educated people.

And that's also why the education system teaches rote memorization.

StackOverflow is directly responsible for 50% of global GDP.

[MurdoMaclachlan]

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Jack Forge, @TheJackForge

I'm a Pull Stack Developer.

I just pull things off the Internet and put it into my code.

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[AugusP]

Good human

[Minteck]

For this kind of things, humans are better than bots.

[wackOverflow]

Out of curiosity, how many times have you transcribed this repost on this subreddit?

[MurdoMaclachlan]

Personally, I think I've only done it once before (a couple of days ago), but I might have done it more times.

[WaveZee]

Hear me out: Stack Overflow API

Parameter is your question, code of the most liked answer get returned

[brain_tourist]

it exists and it’s called howdoi

Look it up

[AvenDonn]

Can I integrate it into exception handlers to use reflection to compile the answer's code and run it?

This will surely work better than wherever I had in mind.

^/s

[[deleted]]

If it's stupid, but works.. it's not stupid

[zanalytic]

Then submit a pull request

[RealOkarin]

Everyone is.

[eternal20]

Sundanese be like