Presenting to you, a gate of gates!

Not sure if this has been posted before but GitHub has an official dark mode now!

And it's pretty beautiful too
(Especially check out how your own comments look on an issue!)

I waited 8 years for cyberpunk 2077. I also bought the most expensive pc of my life including 34inch ultra wide monitor.

But at the last moment I got fucked by AMD. The 5900x that I ordered was dead on arrival and went back for replacement. But they don't have any stock to replacement. So I am fucking waiting for cpu. They are not providing any information on the stock.

I am getting depressed day by day.

Circle of ai life

I was lazy tonight and wanted to implement something of this kind very fast… is this really dumb or okay in your opinion?

If it's dumb, do you have a better and cleaner solution?

One advice I've given to most junior developers which they've practically benefited from is...
"Avoid duplicate comments between interfaces and their base class at all times".
As a smartly-lazy dev, you shouldn't enjoy writing same thing multiple times... be it code or comment, don't write it twice!

One of the online education tools my high school used had client-side validation for test answers

As if that wasn't bad enough, the correct answers were literally marked by the CSS class 'correct', meaning that any idiot who could figure out how to open the devtools could see the correct answers

Thankfully, this program was ditched before it was used for anything major

Dumbest arrow key design ever.

chrome...

Thor!!

Life Modifiers!

Hopefully some people figure life out in the future.

What a monster... but it also looks oddly satisfying 🤔

Ohhhh 😂

Did happen to me 😂

How to regex ?

😂😂😂😂

# comment meme for you #
[nixCraft]

I can identify

Damn true!

😆😆😆😆😆😆

if it works...

If Drivers where hired like Programmers ...

😂😂😂😂😂

sometime its more difficult to control version controlling system than whole application

Usual..

$.ajax({});

Source Facebook but very funny

Feel you, Bro!

Yesterday I was cleaning my computer and accidentally wiped out all my dev folder (I got confused with another folder named "dev" that I had just downloaded) and I lost all my work.

Fortunately, most of everything (or the most important at least) was on GIT. I only lost my yesterday's work which was not pushed (only locally committed).

Kids, remember pushing before leaving the building