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To those not in the IT industry, what do you think programming is like?
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this post was submitted on 06 Jan 2024
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That sounds ridiculous. It 2024, I'm pretty sure programmers just use voice input and say the ones and zeros instead of sitting there and doing all that typing. Still not sure why they have to wear black hoodies though.
There's a dress code. Very strictly enforced
Yes, and under the hoodies there are t-shirts that were given out at conferences. That or memes. Strict.
The guys in the hoods are cybersecurity devs
You young'uns don't know how good you have it! In my day we had to chisel the ones and zeros by hand!