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Content Mayank Joshi dermayank "Full-Stack" developer now means you can - Build Frontend - Build Backend - Handle DevOps - Performance Testing - Design OS - Create YouTube videos - Design Graphic - Handle SEO - Program Machine Learning - Hack any websiteWiFi - Fix printers routers - Dunk 5:24 11 May 21 Twitter for Android

Content Me thinking about the keyword I searched in google that took me to the right stack overflow page.. ya krishna mere:

Content stackoverflow engineers after using stackoverflow to fix issues in stackoverflow "Sometimes my genius is..it's almost frightening"

Content MysteriousK Today at 5:16 pm btw, do u know how can I get a random item from an array? toxic recker Today at 5:16 pm random.choice MysteriousK Today at 5:16 pm in Java toxic recker Today at 5:16 pm stackoverflow MysteriousK Today at 5:19 pm congrats, you pass the test and have been hired as a senior dev

Content 10h I'd probably start using the brand-new HeapOverflow which is strikingly similar to that old StackOverflow site. If we assume that no one is going to make a replacement for StackOverflow, then I'd make the replacement and make trillions of dollars. 347 But how will you make stackoverflow without stackoverflow 9h 232 6h 10 minutes into creating newStackOverflow googles "How to center div tag in another div tag"

The glorious devolution of programmers in one perfect meme! Back in the day, developers were apparently coding demigods who wrote flawless code without AI assistance, built entire games in Assembly (because apparently pain was recreational), crafted mission-critical code for literal rocket science, and fixed memory leaks by manipulating pointers like digital surgeons. Fast forward to today's reality: we're all just brain-melted zombies Googling how to center divs, begging ChatGPT to fix our syntax errors, getting permanently trapped in Vim like it's some kind of developer purgatory, and introducing three new bugs while fixing one. The perfect representation of how we've gone from programming titans to helpless tech gremlins dependent on Stack Overflow life support. The most painful part? This is exactly the kind of self-deprecating humor we all share on LinkedIn while pretending we're still the "Devs Then" in our job applications.