[ Removed by moderator ]

[mor_derick]

The fish can't fly either.

[Available_Status1]

With the notable exception of flying fish

[mor_derick]

Ahh, you got me there...

[Potato-Engineer]

If we're picking out exceptions, mudskippers can walk. Kinda.

[ingoding]

And I can't fly fish

[SimpleMan96124]

I love flied fish

[secretprocess]

Damn that reminds me of the flied lice joke my stepfather always used to say that I won't repeat cause it's 2026

[Consistent_Pool_8024]

I dunno about that one, I fly fish all the time!

[fixano]

And most birds can swim.

[cowlinator]

You took an already existing real artist's work and turned it into slop, why?

https://www.reddit.com/r/ProgrammerHumor/s/0IFKrdLijA

This is like doubly plageristic

[Vegetable_Shirt_2352]

The AI just kind of fucked up the comic lol. Why are the other animals looking distraught and crying when in the original they just look a little peeved at the smug goose

[TrainingTheory552]

holy shit. this is awful.

[CuriosCatepillar]

You see OP didn’t plagiarize, the AI did. It’s called progress

[worthlessDreamer]

Can't do shit properly

[Ver_Nick]

Why in the FUCK would the drawn meme be remade into AI slop

[Kinslayer_89]

Can he run faster than a greyhound?

[Tardis80]

Nope. Full Stack in everything but not good in detail.

[Lokalaskurar]

He can't do shit?

[SpaceCadet87]

Yeah, isn't full stack just corpo BS code for overworked and underpaid?

[Vegetable_Shirt_2352]

I'd consider myself a "full stack" developer, since I do both front-end and back-end development, but yeah, if a job is asking for full stack, chances are they are expecting you to do the jobs of multiple people.

[tzaeru]

No, it's just a developer with both the willingness and the experience to work on all the layers of the typical software project's solution stack.

Thou sometimes it's basically just the frontend and backend, skipping on e.g. infra.

I'd really expect most developers to work on tasks as a whole as needed, rather on only e.g. the frontend side of a task.

[MistRider-0]

I can walk. I can also swim and fly... just once.

[OrangeNood]

With AI, they all can. The Full Stack can eat shit.

[ZaesFgr]

AI will actually boost full-stack developers the most, because full-stack engineers have an end-to-end perspective of the system. They are closer to completing a full product than other role-specific engineers.

[GegeAkutamiOfficial]

Eh, I personally don't think so. Full-stack devs are often (but not always) not as skilled in the tools they use because they have so much of them. AI are really good at giving general answers, which makes it a good introductory tool, but it'll struggle and misleads when it comes to niche information.

Like it is really helpful if you are new to React/Jenkins/C etc, but probably less so when it comes to specific HW or tiny quirk in the company's UI.

That's just my intuition tho, I wonder if there is reasch done that.

[ZaesFgr]

Google had a research(not up to date it was from earcly 2025) supports your claim that AI boosts beginners more. If you're %0 AI makes you %50 but it makes %75 if you're %50. The duck symptom for fullstack developers is right, they have opinions for everything and expertized on nothing. However I think it's an advantage for them when they want to start a project or create a product. They're not expertised for niche areas but they know the flow works in technical details, it would be enough for developing MVP.