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Software Engineer • Technical Writer (300K+ readers & 25K+ followers) • Trusted by 20+ startups and tech companies worldwide
I turn brands into websites people 💙 to use
Software Engineer • Technical Writer (300K+ readers & 25K+ followers) • Trusted by 20+ startups and tech companies worldwide
I turn brands into websites people 💙 to use
Software Engineer • Technical Writer (300K+ readers & 25K+ followers) • Trusted by 20+ startups and tech companies worldwide
I turn brands into websites people 💙 to use
Software Engineer • Technical Writer (300K+ readers & 25K+ followers) • Trusted by 20+ startups and tech companies worldwide
I turn brands into websites people 💙 to use
Software Engineer • Technical Writer (300K+ readers & 25K+ followers) • Trusted by 20+ startups and tech companies worldwide
I turn brands into websites people 💙 to use
Backend developer turned builder. 20 years in software, now building Reporails - instruction governance for coding agents. Writing about context engineering and patterns that make AI agents reliable.
Humor is definitely one of the best ways to keep the burnout at bay, especially when you're staring at a broken build for the third hour in a row. I've found that the best memes usually come from those specific, shared frustrations like fighting with CSS centering or wondering why a production deployment failed for no apparent reason. It builds a sense of camaraderie when you realize everyone else is struggling with the same absurd edge cases. Keeping the atmosphere light helps us stay sane through the heavy sprint cycles.
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They are of pure heart too. Striving to become them one day ♥️
Discombobulating is my favorite word 🤣
Same here 😆
True 🤣
Yeah 😄
Flibbertigibbeting - some might say, Claude's best skill.
It works on my screen 🤣
🤣🤣
😂
senior dev: "i need 3 monitors, 64gb of ram, and a $3k macbook to fix this bug."
me (12, coding on a $150 android phone with 4gb of ram):
accidentally builds a 92kb ai ecosystem that beats claude code in pure vanilla js
my phone's ram: 🥵🔥
cloudflare workers: 🤝
And then everyone clapped?
the 4gb of ram clapped back 😂🐯
tf this kid delusion
Humor is definitely one of the best ways to keep the burnout at bay, especially when you're staring at a broken build for the third hour in a row. I've found that the best memes usually come from those specific, shared frustrations like fighting with CSS centering or wondering why a production deployment failed for no apparent reason. It builds a sense of camaraderie when you realize everyone else is struggling with the same absurd edge cases. Keeping the atmosphere light helps us stay sane through the heavy sprint cycles.