I've decided I take issue with this community, and with this app. I know the whole point is to blow off steam. But I feel like this whole concept breeds a culture of toxicity, and whining. Which is already a serious enough problem in what we do everyday. All day at work I have to hear people cry about stupid shit. Why am I subjecting myself to reading it in my spare time?

When in doubt read the documentation. Unless the documentation states quite clearly that your one niche scenario is actually not possible. Then what?

I've been using atom for a long time. At work I recently switched to visual studio code. I really hate Microsoft... But I really love visual studio code!

I spent an entire morning trying to figure out why my development branch of my web app was taking a dump on itself after I rolled it back to production. Only to realize that a config file wasn't in the folder. So I threw away all my changes for nothing.

Take more math than you need. Seriously. Computers are made of math. Nobody ever got an award for best looking web page. People do get awards for actual science.

Like being poisoned

how about that Linux coming to Windows business? i know normal people couldn't give a shit. what about you guys? +1 if you think it's awesome, comment why if you think it's bad.

let's see those nerdy tattoos folks

Keep getting contacted by the same recruiter for the same company. emails, phone calls, messages on LinkedIn. i can't get rid of this guy. don't know how many times I have told him "I'm not interested in working at a call center."

I went to every career fair in college. Every semester I dressed up, redid my resume, and went like a champion desperate for work. Last fall I went, and only gave one resume. As I was leaving, I turned back after a question popped into my mind. Watched the recruiter put that resume in the trash. Worlds worst recruiter.

saying "num py" as "num pee" because it makes people upset

when you're pretty sure everyone on devrant is a web developer and you're not

when you're teaching the freshman, and they're flipping out over trying to understand c compiler errors, while you think to yourself "just wait till that first bug that only breaks something sometimes but you don't always notice..."

when you script git commands to push with the message "bug fixes" because you're tired of doing it by hand

when you call your autonomous RC car "zoolander" because it won't turn left. ever. under any circumstances.

when you meet someone studying computer science and ask them "what are your interests in computer science?" and they respond "coding."