The Art Form Of Uncommented Code

There's something oddly noble about defending your artisanal copy-paste workflow from Stack Overflow while everyone else is letting AI write their entire codebase. It's like insisting on hand-grinding your coffee beans while your coworker just bought a fully automated espresso machine that also does their taxes. Sure, Claude can generate an entire React component in 3 seconds, but where's the adventure in that? The thrill of the hunt through 47 Stack Overflow tabs, the careful selection of which answer from 2014 still works in 2024, the delicate art of renaming variables so it doesn't look too copy-pasted during code review—that's craftsmanship, baby. The dad's unhinged enthusiasm perfectly captures that defensive energy when someone questions your deliberately inefficient workflow. "MADE BY MAN!" he screams, as if manually Ctrl+C-ing code from a 10-year-old forum post is somehow more authentic than prompting an LLM. Both are technically copying someone else's work, but one makes you feel like a real developer™.

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