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PHP Code Meets The NSFW Filter
IDEs Editors Post #2207 · source on Telegram

PHP Code Meets The NSFW Filter

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The image is a dark-mode Twitter screenshot. Ben Awad tweets, "ok vscode stories is back up and includes a nsfw filter now," with visible engagement counts showing 12 replies, 4 retweets, and 305 likes. Vlad Pasca replies, "good...now I can add a photo of my php code there." The joke combines editor-extension culture with the long-running developer stereotype that PHP code can be so ugly or chaotic that even a content filter should treat it as inappropriate.

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick A good NSFW classifier should probably flag the nested array syntax before the variable names.
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    A good NSFW classifier should probably flag the nested array syntax before the variable names.

  2. @zaspirin 5y

    Whyyy?

    1. @slnt_opp 5y

      nsfw

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