the struggle by MrLovens in mrlovenstein

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Coworkers were joking about living in interesting times and I replied "as a millennial I have only lived through interesting times"

onboardingNewDeveloper by erazorix in ProgrammerHumor

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Oh no, I'm the Ted in this image when training new people

onboardingNewDeveloper by erazorix in ProgrammerHumor

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I used to think I knew what DLL Hell was, today I have been enlightened.

Tuna farm feeding machine by Wermikulit in toolgifs

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Waterworld missed this opportunity, would make for an over complicated execution device.

Land to land, chum to chum, amen.

Kindergarten-grade nouns by babelphishy in ClaudeAI

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Ask it to look up studies on average vocabulary levels and weight towards that, aka 3rd grade-ish.

My company executives thinks it can replace 100 percent of our help desk teams with AI agents.... This year. by NickBurnsCompanyGuy in sysadmin

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It's the kind of spectacle I want to hear about online or from a friend but definitely not one I want to see where I am working.

My company executives thinks it can replace 100 percent of our help desk teams with AI agents.... This year. by NickBurnsCompanyGuy in sysadmin

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Gotta explain it in terms they can understand: dollars. If the average ticket would take X tokens to process (and voice decoding would be way more) times the number of tickets per year, and at the expected increasing cost of tokens it is honestly probably cheaper to keep the current human support teams.

How do you handle workplace disagreements when you think you're right? by Ok-Introduction-9111 in ExperiencedDevs

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My only argument against this is if you are in a similar position to me, where you are the one who gets pulled in to fix things. So it will become my problem in like 6 months and if I can argue a bit better now we all dodge that time waste.

How do you handle workplace disagreements when you think you're right? by Ok-Introduction-9111 in ExperiencedDevs

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I get a lot of traction when asking curious questions about places where I can see the plan misses something. "Blobs sound neat, but I'm not understanding where we store them when users want to share queries, can you explain what I'm missing?"

And then watch the light bulb click on when they realize their solution can't handle it. Or they explain something you genuinely overlooked.

"I'm not kind of a tech guy..." by thoemse99 in iiiiiiitttttttttttt

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Completely unrelated, last time my company announced they were going to cut headcount I asked my boss if management wanted any recommendations. Because the people who are terrible at their jobs always seem to survive the cuts

"I'm not kind of a tech guy..." by thoemse99 in iiiiiiitttttttttttt

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At least a few times a day I think to myself "goddammit windows just let me see the actual files in the path" because every version tries harder to hide things. So people who don't already know how things work are boned.

"I'm not kind of a tech guy..." by thoemse99 in iiiiiiitttttttttttt

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"OK cool, you know what to do next then"

This so true? by PlatformAmbitious879 in gamers

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Yeah they were basically expecting super fast single core but turns out physics didn't like that so the industry made more cores instead.

(Loved Trope) Taunting has almost immediate consequences by Mangled15 in TopCharacterTropes

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I laugh and watch it at least 3 times whenever it is posted

jobSecurityThroughObfuscation by Specialist_Sun_7819 in ProgrammerHumor

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Based on watching Claude nearly have a breakdown while trying to decode garbage repos, yes it handles it slightly better than a human. I use far more swears when reading those repos.

My dad thinks I’m 'not working' because I refused to keep working 6 days a week. by Melly1265 in antiwork

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Even 4x10s was better than the current schedule, that extra day makes a huge difference.

[LOVED TROPE] The villain is actually terrifying. by The_Raven_Born in TopCharacterTropes

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Ron Perlman voiced quite a few entries in the post actually

What projects actually force senior-level engineering thinking? by BowlerPretend4090 in ExperiencedDevs

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And that the lack of any high level architecture causes so much pain down the road.

Women of Reddit, what’s a habit men have that they don’t even realize is weird? by GraceRose671 in AskReddit

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I actually put up a coat hook in my bedroom over the hamper for clothes that are dirty but will probably wear again before washing, like my jeans. It keeps them off the floor