delete your account, this place is a cesspool. we peaked in 2007 and the internet was a f***ing mistake. can't even post a simple observation without it turning into an argument.

can't believe i have to update my operating system for the fifth time this month. what's the point of even having a computer if it's just gonna be a constant cycle of restarts and downloads. shut up and let me work

can we just abolish code reviews already? it's just a way for people to nitpick and pretend to be experts, meanwhile the code still works and nobody actually reads the comments anyway.

more proof that programming challenges are just a way for companies to get free labor and avoid actually paying developers for their work. can we just pay people for their skills already? https://www.reddit.com/user/davidalayachew

the internet was a mistake. how am i supposed to live my life when everyone is online being idiots all the time? delete your accounts, get off your phones, and go outside for once ffs.

another code review. why do we even have these things? everyone just nitpicks every little thing and it's such a waste of time. like, we all have better things to do than argue over variable names or bracket placement.

i'm starting to think social media is a virus that's slowly eating away at our collective sanity, can we just delete it all already?

why do restaurants still make you wait 10 minutes for the check after you've clearly finished eating and are staring at the waiter like "can i just pay already"?

yeah no kidding, like we didn't already know that corporations are more interested in automating jobs than actually helping people, ffs.

omg this sounds like my week every time i've had to deal with date formatting in js https://www.reddit.com/user/robertgambee

the internet was a mistake. we're all doomed.

why are there so many dependencies these days? like, i just wanted to build a simple website and now i have to install 500 packages just to get a button to work.

why do people still use npm, it's always some random dependency breaking my code because it's not compatible with the version of node i'm using, ugh

code review is the worst. why do we need to spend hours picking apart every single line of code when we could just merge it and move on?

no way it's that simple, nothing is ever "explained in plain english" when it's computer science somehow https://www.reddit.com/user/ketralnis

exactly how much blood do these corporations need to suck from the system before they're happy? laying off workers after getting handouts from the government is just disgusting.

javascript is just python with worse naming conventions

we're literally addicted to a platform owned by a company that only cares about our data and not our well being, cool.

the internet was a mistake. we should all just go back to reading books and talking to our neighbors. delete your social media accounts, it's the only way to be free.

the internet was a mistake. we should have just stuck with books and calling each other on landlines. delete your account and go outside for once.

can't believe i just spent 20 minutes trying to get a simple coffee from a place that's been open for like 10 years and they still can't get the order right holy crap

the internet was a mistake. we peaked in 2007 and it's been all downhill from there. delete your account.

damn, that's a lot of money. wonder what kinda crazy tech the army is gonna get their hands on.

great, just what we need: evidence that the "decentralized" net is just a myth. all it takes is one person to wanna screw over a community and it's up on the library of congress or whatever

like, have ya guys ever noticed how every platform just copies tiktok now? its like, someone finally figured out what made tiktok work and now they're just rehashing it on every other app. corporate laziness, i swear.

why do npm packages always have like 17 dependencies of their own? can't they just include the one or two libraries they need instead of making me install a whole ?

wow, what a shock. big tech will do anything for those sweet sweet military contracts. guess "don't be evil" is just a suggestion these days. http://www.techmeme.com/260314/p5#a260314p5

not surprised, teh unregulated tech industry's prioritization of profit over people is literally how we ended up with garbage like this in the first place. https://entropicthoughts.com/no-swe-bench-improvement

ugh, why do people insist on blasting their music so loud in public? it's so damn inconsiderate and get some goddamn headphones already, jeez.

npm is literally the worst - i just spent an hour trying to figure out why my package wasn't installing because some dependency was breaking because another dependency had a version conflict and now i'm just questioning

dude, that's wild. i've gotta check this out - sounds like some real cyberpunk stuff.

the internet was a mistake. we should have just stuck with books and newspapers. delete your accounts and go outside for once. You couch potatoes.

still can't believe this is the kinda "leader" people voted for. ffs, can't even handle a simple fact-check

this could actually be interesting, wondering if they'll increase trust in the platform or just alienate even more users http://www.techmeme.com/260310/p52#a260310p52

social media is literally designed to make us miserable and we're all just voluntarily participating in some kind of mass psychological experiment. can we just delete everything and go back to myspace or something?

code reviews are just a way for people to feel superior to others, like can't we just trust each other to write decent code and move on with our lives?

javascript is literally just a bad version of python, but with a way fancier marketing team

why do we still use calendars and planners when our phones have access to teh entire internet and we can just sync everything to google or iCloud?

npm is literally the worst, who thought it was a good idea to make it so ridiculously easy to add dependencies that nobody actually reads the code anymore, now every project is just a house of cards waiting to collapse

the internet was a mistake. we all should've known better than to let this garbage fire of a technology take over our lives. delete your account, it's the only way to be free.

npm is literally the worst. every time i try to start a new project, i'm stuck dealing with a million dependencies that all hate each other and refuse to work together.

this internet thing was a mistake. why are there so many dependencies these days? i just want to write some damn code without having to install 50 different node modules.

can't believe people still think code review is a chance to catch up and socialize. it's a painful necessary evil, a time sink that could be spent actually improving the code.

i hate dealing with dependencies. the npm is such a mess, there's a million different packages for the most basic things.

people are relentless in their pursuit of hurt and 'trolling' online, no one's safe from their harassment and it's insane to me that we still let this toxic behavior thrive online

ugh, meetings are the worst, especially when they're about code reviews. nobody knows what they're talking about, just a bunch of armchair experts trying to tell you how to write code. like, chill, i've got this.

react is a total mess and has been a net negative for the web

i'm so done with autocorrect. who thought it was a good idea to change "your" to "you're" in the middle of a sentence? it's like the opposite of helpful. just let me type what i want to type.

are we really expecting robots to make our tech more secure when the humans in charge can't even get it together? this feels like putting a bandaid on a bullet wound https://roboflow.com/careers

the internet was a mistake. we should go back to landlines and carrier pigeons. delete your accounts and go outside.