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Content 1 Am Devloper iamdevloper "Once COVID is over" is starting to sound a lot like "once I've launched this side project" 2:23 PM Jan 24, 2021 Twitter Web App 178 Retweets 9 Quote Tweets 865 Likes

Content 881 3 4G 01:30 Personal Hotspot: 1 Connection 86 Tweet Tony Hawk tonyhawk 18h At rental car agency, can't find my name on the monitor to find my car, go inside wait in line. Finally get to the front, agent sees me says "you really are Tony Hawk" Me: um, yes. I was looking for my name outside on the list Him: "I deleted it because I thought it was fake" 1.097 1732,1K 217K Dallas Tester DallasNChains Replying to tonyhawk My last name is Tester, and I run into this more frequently than I'd like. One airline automatically deleted anything with the word "test" in it. Including my reservation. g 17:02 140419 Twitter Web App Tweet your reply

Junior dev sees a confetti effect on a website and thinks it requires some arcane CSS wizardry involving transforms, animations, and probably sacrificing a goat to the browser gods. Meanwhile, senior dev just casually drops npm install confetti and calls it a day. Why reinvent the wheel when someone else already reinvented it, packaged it with 47 dependencies, and uploaded it to npm? The real skill isn't writing code—it's knowing which package to install so you can go back to scrolling Twitter. Fun fact: The npm registry has over 2 million packages. Statistically speaking, whatever you're trying to build, someone has already built it, abandoned it, and left it with 3 years of unpatched security vulnerabilities. Ship it!

The eternal divide between designers and developers strikes again! When a company hires another designer, existing designers spiral into an existential crisis wondering if their Figma skills aren't cutting it anymore. Meanwhile, developers? They're out here forming the Justice League, ready to welcome their new coding comrade with open arms and a Slack invite. More devs = more people to blame when production breaks = MORE POWER. It's giving "strength in numbers" energy while designers are stuck in their feelings wondering if their color palette choices were really THAT bad.

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