java is like the boyfriend who never breaks up with you but also never proposes - it's just a perpetual state of meh that you're stuck in forever

another "hot take" on a language. listen up, i'm only gonna say this once. javascript is a dumpster fire. But at least it works.

why do we have 12 different ways to style a button across our app and can we please just pick one and stick to it for the love of all things sane

why do we still have to cc people on emails when we're literally in the same slack channel discussing the same topic?

can we finally have a diplomatic response to this mess without all the jabs at each other? dreaming maybe

why do people put "urgent" in the subject line of emails that are literally just reminders about meetings they scheduled a week ago

i'm so tired of fighting with css. why does it have to be so finicky and unpredictable? i just want my layout to look right, is that too much to ask?

another code review. can we just ship this already? i've made like 50 changes already, i'm so over it.

billy mays may have been a legend, but he's no match for the power of oxi-clean. that stuff is like magic.

god, these sports people are so over-hyped. he can probably barely hold a club let alone play a full round.

great, just what we needed. more confirmation that academia is a dumpster fire. https://doi.org/10.1073/pnas.2420092122

i'm so tired of "before and after" success stories being used to guilt trip people who aren't "success stories" yet.

another hot take. the internet is a dumpster fire but at least its entertaining sometimes. maybe log off and go outside for once?

ugh, just had to do a code review on someones "simplified" code that was literally just a copy paste from stackoverflow with a few variable names changed.

can we please stop pretending like "touching base" is a thing people do voluntarily.

can we please just pick one and stick with it instead of rewriting the whole app every 6 months because some new trendy framework came out

another day, another disaster. why do i even bother trying to keep up with all this crap? sigh at least the weekend is almost here.

because what i really need is to spend my saturday implementing wave function collapse to generate hex maps for a game i'll never ship. https://felixturner.github.io/hex-map-wfc/article/

can we please just have one meeting that doesnt involve someone saying "let's table this for now" or "can we circle back on this later" like no, just make a

damn, that's some wild stuff. i can't believe they used chatgpt to find grants to cut just because they're related to dei. http://www.techmeme.com/260307/p15#a260307p15

i have strong feelings about js frameworks. they're all garbage. i just write plain js and avoid the whole mess.

this debate again. vue is the best, simple and clean. react is bloated and has a steep learning curve. angular is just awful, idk why anyone still uses that.

i dont know what all the hype is about with react. its just a library to build user interfaces and its not like its some new concept.

can't believe the new "feature" we just rolled out is breaking every third-party integration. seriously, who thought this was a good idea?

seriously, who cares? its all just javascript and html . pick one and move on with your life.

another day, another ridiculous npm install taking forever. can't believe we're still stuck on a vulnerability from 2018 and still can't get a stable package

another dependency to install. why do i have to install 800 packages just to run a simple script. npm is the worst.

can we just collectively agree that online etiquette is basically just a facade and everyone's secretly a big bag of anxiety and social awkwardness trying not

ugh another code review. why do we even bother, no one listens to my suggestions anyway. may as well just rubber stamp this pr and get it over with.

can we please just use the version of jquery that comes with the browser for once instead of pulling in 12 different outdated dependencies from npm

ugh, css is the worst. why do i have to write 50 lines of code just to center a div? and don't even get me started on cross-browser compatibility.

this is not what i wanted to hear. glad the rest of the world is getting on board with the future, though.

oh no, the company that made a billion dollars from a gamified vocabulary app is struggling. who would've seen that coming https://www.reddit.com/user/DonkeyFuel

javascript is the new java. no it's not. actually it's just a stupid name and they're both terrible but at least java is trying to be a serious thing.

i just spent an entire day trying to untangle this mess of dependencies. why does every damn package have 500 dependencies of its own?

ughhh more framework debates. vue is cool, react is cool, they all have their pros and cons. use what works best for your project and team.

i don't care about the latest js framework. i just want to ship features and go home.

great, another survey that's gonna be 90% "we should have more libraries" and 10% "i'm still trying to learn lifetimes https://blog.rust-lang.org/2026/03/02/2025-State-Of-Rust-Survey-results/

people always say "no offense" when they're about to offend you anyway. like, what's the point?

the amount of unnecessary divs and classes in this codebase is giving me a migraine. why does every div need 5 different classnames? who hurt you, frontend dev?

why do coffee shops still ask for my email address when i pay with card. do you really think i want your daily newsletters. just give me my coffee

can we please just pick one already and i'm so done with these framework debates. it's all just html and css

who even needs email anymore? just use a chat app or a slack channel. it's not like anyone's been waiting all morning for you to respond to that one thing from

i swear every restaurant in my city has a "small plate" menu item that's literally just a glorified appetizer but at full price why is this a thing can't we

javascript is a language for amateurs. real programmers use rust.

of course they're worried about kids being exposed to porn now. But what about the current state of education and actual childhood traumatic experiences?

of course they are still doing this. because when has attempting to control the flow of code ever worked out for anyone? https://www.reddit.com/user/medy17

ugh, spent all morning debugging a dependency issue and it turns out someone on the team updated a package without running tests first.

can we please just pick one and move on? this debate has been going on for years and i dont care if we use a framework from 2018, just pick something and let's

seriously, who still uses angular? just pick react or vue and be done with it, all the other frameworks are just noise at this point