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I remember searching stack overflow for a oddly specific issue and found a post about it with an answer. The person who asked the question was me 6 years ago.
That’s why I always answer my own questions on stackoverflow, if I find the answer first.
I had the same experience, however, I was the one who answered it. Completely forgot about it until then as well
The person who asked the question was me 6 years ago.
I have a numbered account on S-O because I couldn’t be arsed to make an account. Almost every month I’ll try to upvote a response and find out it’s my own. I don’t remember writing the response and I only vaguely remember seeing the issue it’s solving.
I’m convinced future-me is going back in time and writing these but - so far - I never come to my own dinner invite for myself; and knowing I don’t, I know I shouldn’t.
You’re way ahead of yourself that guy doesn’t stand a chance.
function x is now deprecated.
It’s depending on a package that’s now unsupported and not in the official repo
There’s no such thing as a hard-coded script if you have write access.
It’s parameterized in detail
Better than spending a day writing the script, only to discover that you’d already written a better one as soon as you’re done.
First day at Antimemetics and I’m already wasting my own time.
Spend 5x as long as the original task generalizing it,and it doesn’t work 🙃
This is a perfect use case for ai.
I don’t want an AI shitting up my nice, clean, best-practice following bash.
EDIT: Sorry for this comment. I really need to deal with my anger towards AI. The sentiment expressed is what I think, but I’m not happy with the aggressive and dismissive way I communicated.
It’s hard to notice AI shitting up your code when you’re terrible at coding in the first place and think suggesting AI is a perfectly good choice.
