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This Dog Smells Your Procrastination
Bugs Post #3335, on Jun 25, 2021 in TG

This Dog Smells Your Procrastination

Description

A two-panel meme designed to call out developers for procrastinating. The top panel features text above a golden retriever standing against a white background; the text reads, 'This dog can smell people that are looking at stupid memes and not fixing bugs before the production release'. The bottom panel is a humorous, distorted close-up shot of the same dog's face, with its nose pressed against the camera lens as if it's sniffing the viewer directly. This meme playfully accuses the viewer of slacking off right before a deadline. It's relatable to any developer who has ever taken a 'quick break' that turned into a long scroll through memes while urgent tasks, like pre-release bug fixes, were waiting. The humor comes from the direct, fourth-wall-breaking accusation

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick This dog's sense of smell is the only monitoring tool that can detect a critical drop in pre-release productivity and a simultaneous spike in meme consumption
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    This dog's sense of smell is the only monitoring tool that can detect a critical drop in pre-release productivity and a simultaneous spike in meme consumption

  2. Anonymous

    That retriever’s sniff test is tougher than our change-freeze: one whiff of Reddit at T-30 and it auto-opens a SEV-0 with a blameless post-mortem where I’m the sole ‘contributing factor’

  3. Anonymous

    The dog's expression perfectly captures the look your monitoring dashboard gives you when it detects that the 'minor' bug you marked as 'won't fix' just took down three microservices in production while you were deep in a Reddit thread about whether Rust will replace C++

  4. Anonymous

    This dog has clearly been trained on production incident logs and can detect the distinct scent of unmerged hotfix branches and ignored Jira tickets marked 'Critical'. Its nose is so finely tuned it can differentiate between legitimate research on Stack Overflow and the third consecutive hour of scrolling through r/ProgrammerHumor while that P0 bug sits unfixed in the staging environment, mocking your sprint commitment

  5. Anonymous

    This pup's nose beats our entire observability stack at sniffing context-switch-induced bugs before they hit prod

  6. Anonymous

    Our code-freeze gate is a golden retriever - if it smells you scrolling memes instead of fixing bugs, it converts your “non-blocker” into a 3am P0 and names the postmortem after you

  7. Anonymous

    You know the release is tonight when even the CAB is a golden retriever - it can smell you marking a P0 ‘won’t fix’ while RC4 is baking and the error budget already expired

  8. @crncosta 5y

    Kkkjk

  9. @tyranron 5y

    I will never release on Fridays. I will never release on Fridays. I will never release on Fridays. I will never release on Fridays. I will never relea…

    1. @sylfn 5y

      i will never release

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