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  • 11
    Unfortunately have to agree..
  • 8
    There are exceptions though.
  • 5
    No u
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    It's because corporations are trying to make programming "more accessible" which increases the supply of developers and decreases quality. This allows them to reduce the salaries and with time pay less and less for developers.
  • 5
    @EclipseMain i bet he had to take over someone's project
  • 15
    That's a derivation problem that arises from the base class: Most people are shit
  • 5
    i will raise the stakes and say: humans are shitty.
  • 9
    Sadly, there are many javascript developers :(
  • 1
    Yes I am
  • 5
    Just another turd in the punch bowl of humanity, trying to swim his way to the top, only to be flushed down like all the other dregs.

    Welcome to the pile.

    It's warm here.

    Like every pile of shit.
  • 0
    :D wao.
  • 2
    Yes because Number of Python Developers increasing day by day.
  • 3
    @sunilkhatri I agree.. now people are just developer. engineering and math parts are gone.
  • 0
    @ddephor inheritance*
  • 5
    WATER IS WET
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    @sudoumi

    Clones of CRUD apps with fancy front ends rarely require anything meaningful in the math department.
  • 1
    @Wisecrack But crud and frontends are not the programing. even this is not a complete development. People are these days not able to write a simple ALGO.
  • 2
    This post is shit . Agree ?
  • 3
    @sudoumi

    Most people can't even write quicksort.

    I feel your pain.
  • 0
    What do you mean by "you people"?
  • 2
    @TechNomad Again, most people are shit so any subsection would also be mostly shit.
  • 1
    where X= [💩,💩,💩,😀,😀]

    How do we calculate "most"? As in most of the items in this set are 💩.
  • 2
    we live in a society
  • 4
    I guess corporate simply doesnt get that cardinal triangle.

    Cheap

    Fast

    Quality.

    Pick 2 of 3 and the other is gone and to get over that hire more and more.

    Which results in, hiring lesser quality devs and thus we face this issue of shit devs.

    WE REALLY NEED TO KICK MBA's out of projects.

    I am getting so bone tired of them screwing up over and over and over.
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    @ArchLinux

    If they're gonna put MBAs in charge they really need to have an MBA program just for tech. It's a whole different beast than all other industries.
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    @Wisecrack

    Why not hire the guy in the team with the leadership skill or atleast the one who can take the initiative to lead?

    and they can do it via trial and error and perfect it over time.

    Corporate is all about getting a $$$ oriented MBA student into this and letting them screw everything up.😑
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    @ArchLinux

    Sometimes it's about harvesting them for their ivy league contacts who are potential future clients.

    Other times it's because those who seek out leadership roles are rarely qualified or fit for the job.

    And other times it's because the boss that hires *our* boss isn't competent or doesn't know what to look for.
  • 2
    Yeah, I am a trash developer, but I'm learning.
  • 1
    People are shit.
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    @rekna

    People = shit.
  • 1
    This also translates to, "Most users here are shit".
  • 3
    just putting the stackoverflow survey stats here... 70% of developers think they are better than average!
  • 1
    @sudoumi indeed, @C0D4 definitely@C0D4 definitely m
    I'm not one of those exceptions
  • 1
    @randomnumber you're not fooling anyone by throwing random numbers.
  • 1
    @C0D4 Isn't that the definition of "most"?
  • 1
    How did this get so popular? It just says what every other rant says.
  • 2
    @JustThat Not an expert, but I though shit was universally good for fertilizing.

    Which is kinda weird, it makes sense to me that a piece of turd should be void of any useful compounds. A piece of shit, should be just a piece of shit. Get your shit together evolution.
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    @JustThat Hmmm interesting
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    @JustThat

    "i.e. dog turds won't make the grass grow)"

    The grass grows thicker everywhere my dog shits.
  • 0
    Yes I am too.
  • 1
    @MrCSharp Yup, working at a consultancy we are tasked many times to work on an existing code base that is awful and is going to shit. Hiring a cheap dev is great at first, and then down the line all the untested, unstructured, un-automated, unoptimized, insecure code catches up and you have to call an expensive consultancy to have them do it right.
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