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Anonymous

06/08/26(Mon)11:57:25 No.109007441

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Do you think programming in the past was more comfy than today?

Anonymous
06/08/26(Mon)12:03:31 No.109007471

Anonymous 06/08/26(Mon)12:03:31 No.109007471

>>109007441
I started in 2011 and it was WAY better.
>own cubicle
>PMs didn't get a say
>Scrum masters weren't a thing
>Agile was "new"
>offshoring was nonexistent
>developers knew what the fuck they were doing
>no gen AI bullshit
>no endless on call support
>it just worked
>no UI-bros fucking everything up
>no females
>pizza parties on fridays
>no trannies

Anonymous
06/08/26(Mon)12:20:45 No.109007558

Anonymous 06/08/26(Mon)12:20:45 No.109007558

>>109007441
fuck off retard >>108991850

Anonymous
06/08/26(Mon)12:25:32 No.109007580

Anonymous 06/08/26(Mon)12:25:32 No.109007580

>>109007441
Nipples.

Anonymous
06/08/26(Mon)13:51:57 No.109008639

Anonymous 06/08/26(Mon)13:51:57 No.109008639

>>109007441
No because in the past a lot of the comfy work from home jobs that exist today required people to go into the office, which is the opposite of comfy.

Anonymous
06/08/26(Mon)14:36:30 No.109009368

Anonymous 06/08/26(Mon)14:36:30 No.109009368

>>109007441
that's a man

Anonymous
06/08/26(Mon)14:38:11 No.109009376

Anonymous 06/08/26(Mon)14:38:11 No.109009376

They started outsourcing to India as far back as the dot com bust.

Anonymous
06/08/26(Mon)14:40:35 No.109009393

Anonymous 06/08/26(Mon)14:40:35 No.109009393

>>109007441
Yes because there were several orders of magnitude less jeets.