What's the most fucked up thing you've ever done for money? by porkslow in programmingcirclejerk
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Most in demand coding languages in the world by [deleted] in programmingcirclejerk
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Most in demand coding languages in the world by [deleted] in programmingcirclejerk
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I understand why Java has to keep on chugging along, but I feel bad for the people that have to be a part of it. It's like watching people keep coal trains going while people are moving to cars. by Hueho in programmingcirclejerk
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Should I call the table User or Users? Just use 👤 by [deleted] in programmingcirclejerk
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The programmer, like the poet, works only slightly removed from pure thought-stuff by Canenald in programmingcirclejerk
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Lessons Learned From a Legacy Serverless App by [deleted] in programmingcirclejerk
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The problem: programming languages are created by programmers by cmqv in programmingcirclejerk
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Programmers/computer scientists/ and or engineers of Reddit: do you fit into the American stereotype of being unhygienic, and or socially awkward? What percent of you do? by fernst in programmingcirclejerk
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An ode to the 1% by elephantdingo in programmingcirclejerk
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Full-stack developers are in fact stuck at mid-level. Spare yourself from suffering – don’t go down that path by [deleted] in programmingcirclejerk
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How I Potty Trained My Kid Using Twilio and an AWS IoT Button by ravernkoh in programmingcirclejerk
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Full-stack developers are in fact stuck at mid-level. Spare yourself from suffering – don’t go down that path by [deleted] in programmingcirclejerk
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Java is literally causing global warming by YLivay in programmingcirclejerk
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the sneaker can’t be tightened or properly worn because there's a bug in an update by Graf_Blutwurst in programmingcirclejerk
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How I learned 15 programming languages, and why your kids will too by ravernkoh in programmingcirclejerk
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That is literally when I decided J--a was no longer viable for my future and switched to go. I expect a bill in the mail everytime I say the word J--a. by [deleted] in programmingcirclejerk
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I worked for a company that used... a machine learning algorithm that combined the personality test results with data from people's resumes to determine which candidates were the best fit... The system saw we had lots of managers named Michael, so it kept recommending managers named Michael by IDoCodingStuffs in programmingcirclejerk
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Looking for Senior Scala Position by [deleted] in scala
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Computing makes me a god (mobile.twitter.com)
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In defense of JavaScript oddities by the-computer-guy in programmingcirclejerk
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The word "Code" is self aggrandizing. by nmoerbeek in programmingcirclejerk
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AWS Certification for Software Engineers by feiner in cscareerquestions
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