In tech, current documentation is just a fancy way of saying “this was true for five minutes in 2022..
vjollila96 on
i would maybe change 2nd one to ”before einstein’s theory of relativity”
lunartrouble on
LMAO, programming docs are like a meme about aging—they’re old the moment they’re written! 🤣
Some_Medium on
Sometimes your point of wondering is stupid. #googleLikeItsInstagram
Glaringsoul on
Politics:
Oh that textbook *was* outdated until like 10 years ago, since we are now making the same mistakes as X years ago; meaning it has become relevant again…
Prestigious_Bad8607 on
Politics “that’s an outdated belief”
“That means it has withstood the test of time”
RichMasshole on
You guys get documentation?
ShyCrystal69 on
And then the school says they’re extending the programming textbook because they don’t want to switch it out next year.
Adept_Dexter_Ward on
Historians: this textbook was written 2000 years ago and it a great source you can have. of course, The author is biased, but still, if you can think critically and have aecheological research, it is a best we have
Inorganic_Zombie on
Ah I remember when professor said.
” if we are exact, 1 month ago made lecture is outdated already”
n-Allah on
r/ProgrammerHumor
SportTheFoole on
Pro-tip: the documentation isn’t obsolete if you document the changes you make. 😉
Competitive-Edge9679 on
Biology 🧫
Professional-Fee-957 on
When I started coding my websites required changes before I even finish them because NextJS kept issuing changes.
I remember back in the early ’00s we used to use programming textbooks as monitor stands because it would be out of date within a year anyway.
I used a 3D Studio MAX textbook for years as a monitor stand after it outlived its 6 months or so of usefulness.
EDIT: Nice to see 3DS MAX still going after all these years. $3065 per year for me or $9195 for 3 years, which is… $3065 per year. Thanks for the loyalty discount, Autodesk!
SodaPopperZA on
I don’t know about other countries but I remember my maths text book in Grade 8 being obsolete halfway into our school year because the department of education decided that a method used in the text book must be changed to another (we get marks not only on the correct answer but the method used) I don’t remember which method it was just I remember getting a small stack of badly printed papers with the new method on it
Syntactics2411 on
Geology:
Can you guys stop licking the rocks and just read my textbook?
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In tech, current documentation is just a fancy way of saying “this was true for five minutes in 2022..
i would maybe change 2nd one to ”before einstein’s theory of relativity”
LMAO, programming docs are like a meme about aging—they’re old the moment they’re written! 🤣
Sometimes your point of wondering is stupid. #googleLikeItsInstagram
Politics:
Oh that textbook *was* outdated until like 10 years ago, since we are now making the same mistakes as X years ago; meaning it has become relevant again…
Politics “that’s an outdated belief”
“That means it has withstood the test of time”
You guys get documentation?
And then the school says they’re extending the programming textbook because they don’t want to switch it out next year.
Historians: this textbook was written 2000 years ago and it a great source you can have. of course, The author is biased, but still, if you can think critically and have aecheological research, it is a best we have
Ah I remember when professor said.
” if we are exact, 1 month ago made lecture is outdated already”
r/ProgrammerHumor
Pro-tip: the documentation isn’t obsolete if you document the changes you make. 😉
Biology 🧫
When I started coding my websites required changes before I even finish them because NextJS kept issuing changes.
Meanwhile: “00110001 00110000 00110000 00100000 01111001 01100101 01100001 01110010 00100000 01101111 01101100 01100100 00100000 01100011 01101111 01101101 01101101 01100001 01101110 01100100 01110011 00100000 01100111 01101111 00100000 01100010 01110010 01110010 01110010 01110010”
Law textbooks:
Biochemistry:
“You guys are getting textbooks??”
I remember back in the early ’00s we used to use programming textbooks as monitor stands because it would be out of date within a year anyway.
I used a 3D Studio MAX textbook for years as a monitor stand after it outlived its 6 months or so of usefulness.
EDIT: Nice to see 3DS MAX still going after all these years. $3065 per year for me or $9195 for 3 years, which is… $3065 per year. Thanks for the loyalty discount, Autodesk!
I don’t know about other countries but I remember my maths text book in Grade 8 being obsolete halfway into our school year because the department of education decided that a method used in the text book must be changed to another (we get marks not only on the correct answer but the method used) I don’t remember which method it was just I remember getting a small stack of badly printed papers with the new method on it
Geology:
Can you guys stop licking the rocks and just read my textbook?