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Evolution of alt accounts culminating in GitHub self-merging galaxy brain
CodeReviews Post #4111, on Jan 27, 2022 in TG

Evolution of alt accounts culminating in GitHub self-merging galaxy brain

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Vertical three-panel “expanding brain” meme on a white background. Panel 1 shows a dim blue X-ray head with text: “Having an alt account on Reddit for browsing NSFW.” Panel 2 shows a brighter, glowing cerebral image (partially censored by a blue rectangle) with text: “Having an alt account on Twitter for sharing controversial opinions.” Panel 3 shows a radiant, cosmic-looking brain with swirling colors and text: “Having an alt account on Github for merging your sketchiest pull requests.” The joke escalates the perceived ‘galaxy brain’ wisdom of using alternate identities, framing a developer’s ultimate enlightenment as bypassing code review safeguards by self-approving dubious pull requests. The meme satirizes version-control governance, branch protection rules, and the ethical pitfalls of rubber-stamp approvals in collaborative software projects

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick Enterprise-grade governance: set branch protection to “2 approvals required,” then let your alt account and a rubber-stamp.yml bot auto-LGTM the 5 p.m. Friday refactor - audit trail intact, sleep schedule doomed
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    Enterprise-grade governance: set branch protection to “2 approvals required,” then let your alt account and a rubber-stamp.yml bot auto-LGTM the 5 p.m. Friday refactor - audit trail intact, sleep schedule doomed

  2. Anonymous

    The real galaxy brain move is having an alt GitHub account with a different coding style so your coworkers can't identify your Stack Overflow answers where you solved the exact same problems you claimed were 'architecturally complex' in sprint planning

  3. Anonymous

    Required approvals: 1. Approvers: you, in a trench coat. Compliance auditors call it fraud; the team calls it 'unblocking the sprint'

  4. Anonymous

    The real galaxy brain move is having an alt account to approve your main account's PRs, creating the illusion of peer review while maintaining plausible deniability. It's like rubber duck debugging, except the duck is you, and instead of finding bugs, you're just bypassing your team's CODEOWNERS file at 2 AM because 'the hotfix can't wait until morning.' Bonus points if your alt has a more senior-sounding username to add gravitas to the approval

  5. Anonymous

    Branch protection says “2 approvals”; we implemented RAFT by horizontally scaling my identity - consensus held until the SOC2 auditor asked who the quorum was

  6. Anonymous

    Alt accounts: Because 'git blame' shouldn't expose your weekend regex monstrosities

  7. Anonymous

    Galaxy brain: an alt GitHub named “build-bot” to rubber‑stamp your riskiest PR - two‑approval policy met via a Sybil attack, CODEOWNERS appeased, and prod writing the postmortem

  8. Deleted Account 4y

    Having an alt reddit account

    1. @sylfn 4y

      alt stackoverflow account for posting wrong solutions

      1. Deleted Account 4y

        It's not joke anymore, my 1 acc get banned

        1. @sylfn 4y

          swap accounts before asking question

          1. Deleted Account 4y

            Create alt for every question you have

            1. @SamsonovAnton 4y

              Funny or not, a separate account for each YouTube video is recommended to prevent all of them get blocked / erased at once by automatic copyright checking mechanisms and other pseudo-intelligent stuff.

              1. @QutePoet 4y

                How about just using Vimeo instead?

  9. @ZgGPuo8dZef58K6hxxGVj3Z2 4y

    😂😂😂

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