Someone innocently asks if there should be a subreddit like r/RoastMe but for code reviews, and UnknownDeveloper drops the most devastating one-word answer in internet history: "StackOverflow". The 339 upvotes tell you everything you need to know about how accurate this burn is. Because let's be real, StackOverflow isn't just a Q&A site—it's where your code goes to get publicly executed by developers who haven't felt the touch of grass since 2009. You post a question with slightly incorrect terminology? Marked as duplicate. You forget to include your OS version? Downvoted into oblivion. You dare ask about jQuery in 2024? Prepare for a 47-paragraph essay on why you should've used vanilla JS. The platform has single-handedly traumatized more developers than segmentation faults ever could.
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