Living the literal dream. Every software engineers fantasy is to be an artisan carpenter.
Programmer Humor
Welcome to Programmer Humor!
This is a place where you can post jokes, memes, humor, etc. related to programming!
For sharing awful code theres also Programming Horror.
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Not true, some of them want to raise goats.
Is this is reference to the Microsoft guy's LinkedIn meme? This one: https://programmerhumor.io/microsoft-memes/peak-programmer-career-trajectory-lntk
Personally, I want to make historical reproductions of early 1900s fountain pens but with modern materials. Moore's non-leakable in chased ultem, my white whale...
I'm in biotech and my wife and I keep talking about quitting our jobs and opening a meadery.
i once took over a consultancy gig at a high-tech optical lab. when me and the guy i was replacing were leaving on the last day of the handover i asked just conversationally where he was going next, and he told me he was going back to school to be a painter. guy was in his mid-50s.
The AI-related bullshit definitely sucks the fun out of programming, but carpenters still have to deal with customers...
The shop teacher at my school actually did lose a couple of fingers to a table saw (not at school). Like right after he retired, too.
Ours got his tie caught in a belt sander. If it wasn't for a quick thinking kid who pulled the cord...
He did get some chin sanding in, which is nice.
wearing a tie in a workshop is mental 🤮
Those teachers wore ties in my school... They were clip-on for exactly this reason.
I almost got kicked out of university for what they taught me in highschool 😂 turns out safety protocol is actually super important 🤯
Still, so obstinate. Like whyyy
Wearing a tie in a workshop is like pointing a gun at other people at the shooting range. Never do it unless you want bad things to happen.
I bet he switched to bowties after that!
He did not. He made learning exciting though.
I'm going into plumbing. I'm done with this shit.
Shit is my shit now, and it's much nicer.
Tree trimming, welding, and camper van conversions for me, when it becomes necessary
I work in Automation/Controls and i spend most of my day pretending like i don't really know what I'm doing but amazingly enough getting it right on the first 1-3 tries while also accidentally fixing something else.
It's honest work.
Literally me soon because of AI