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Tech Salaries vs. Artistic Gestures: A Mic Drop
DevCommunities Post #2291, on Nov 12, 2020 in TG

Tech Salaries vs. Artistic Gestures: A Mic Drop

Description

This three-part meme captures a humorous online exchange about dating stereotypes. The top section is a screenshot of a tweet that reads, 'hooking up with artists is hot cuz theyll be like "i thought of you when i wrote this song". what are tech guys gonna do? name a git branch after you? the fuck'. The middle section shows a Reddit comment reply by user 'its_yer_dad' which states, 'The tech guy can actually afford to take you to dinner.' The bottom section features a well-known reaction image of several stone sculptures with carved faces and 'O'-shaped mouths, signifying a collective gasp or a 'burn' moment. The meme contrasts the stereotype of the romantic but poor artist with the supposedly unromantic but financially stable tech worker, culminating in a witty comeback that resonates with the tech community's sense of value

Comments

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick Sure, a song is nice, but a tech partner can refactor your entire life, automate your bills, and still have enough leftover for a 3-2-1 backup strategy on all your emotional baggage
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    Sure, a song is nice, but a tech partner can refactor your entire life, automate your bills, and still have enough leftover for a 3-2-1 backup strategy on all your emotional baggage

  2. Anonymous

    I named a branch after her - code review demanded a squash-merge, the retention policy garbage-collected it in 30 days. Artists write breakup albums; Git just runs --gc

  3. Anonymous

    The real romantic gesture is when they name the hotfix branch after you because 'you fixed everything that was broken in my life' - then immediately force push over it because production is on fire and nobody has time for sentimentality when the SLA is at risk

  4. Anonymous

    The real power move is naming a feature branch after them, getting it merged to main, then having it live in production forever - immortalized in git blame for all eternity. Sure beats a three-minute song that'll be forgotten after the next album cycle. Plus, when the relationship inevitably ends, you get to experience the cathartic joy of a git rebase -i to squash all those commits into 'misc: refactoring' before anyone notices

  5. Anonymous

    Named a git branch after you; CI flagged it unstable, SecOps banned PII in branch names, and Legal requested a revert - enterprise romance in three tickets

  6. Anonymous

    I’ll name a branch after you; after a squash merge, delete_branch_on_merge and git gc will erase the evidence - true trunk‑based romance

  7. Anonymous

    Artists pen love songs; tech guys checkout -b 'the-fuck-you-mean-merge-conflict-in-my-heart'

  8. @tercio133 5y

    sick burn

  9. @romanovich_dev 5y

    What a bitch

  10. @grandpa_the_kid 5y

    That's a lot of damage

  11. @nenten 5y

    🗿

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