Yandex programmers losing their MINDs

[@leetcoderyt]

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[@nooblangpoo]

"Magic Code Here don't touch" Yeah 99 percent of code is that.

[@aeronmics]

Can confirm, don’t fix it if it works

[@monad_tcp]

Well, it's python , you absolutely don't touch python code. Not without a live debugger attached to the running application . Can you ever know anything by reading source code in dynamically typed languages ? Everything is data , and you never know what you are getting at runtime . I absolutely hate it.

[@JimBob1937]

@@monad_tcp , you get used to it. In dynamically typed languages you basically have to do type testing in code, type casting and error handling, or assuming multiple cases for data. It is messier for sure.

[@monad_tcp]

@@JimBob1937 I know that, I use dynamic languages from time to time. They are excellent for throw away fast scripts to do tasks when you don't care much. Now trying to program a stable system using those things seem like more work debugging than actually programming itself. Of course none of that matters, people literally use what they know, even if its a bad tool for the purpose.

[@JimBob1937]

@@monad_tcp , I'd still say, after you get more experience, you spend fairly little time debugging due to type issues. You just program a bit more defensively to handle more of the possibilities. I program in a lot of dynamically typed languages a lot these days and rarely have to debug due to the type issues. However, my preference is also for statically typed too, as it is less likely to cause security issues by devs not considering all possible implications.

[@damonminnix4660]

Good to know that programmers are united all across the world in distress over messy, frightening code.

[@handleneeds3charactersormore]

Don't forget the apologies

[@boriskorotaev2038]

the thing is that yandex is russian google, but with no salaries. The interview process designed not to sieve smart guys but make you feel shitty and pay you less. And after all that interview suffering you came to that russian google and see this

[@Gandarf_]

@@boriskorotaev2038 yandex has actually have above medium salaries for the russian it market, and I haven't experienced anything about feel shitty on a interview (although interview process is kinda hell in Yandex, I agree). And I don't work at yandex rn btw.

[@boriskorotaev2038]

@@Gandarf_ depends on interviewers ofc, there are a lot of good guys, but some of them meh, they should go back to their caves. Do you agree that paying above average for one the hardest interview process in russia is fair? Salary must be top of the top if you claim you have top of the top programmers in your company.

[@boriskorotaev2038]

@@Gandarf_ tinkoff bank is paying more than yandex and have 1 algo section with 3 leetcode mediums in 1 hour. So why devs should bother themselves to grind yandex interview if they could get more in a comparably notorious company

[@shartdiffractor2582]

The Internet: Noo, the russian hackers are spying on us The Russian Hackers: *WELCOME TO SHITTY CODE*

[@jedoas3954]

US media: Russian hackers are interfering in elections around the world, they are hacking all the most developed companies, jokingly bypassing all protection Also Russian hackers: "I don't understand what is going on here so I just quit"

[@sima2442]

😮

[@purestench9263]

Blyatt

[@tundcwe123]

Russian hackers: 'Fuck off'*1024

[@nht_vng8669]

China: as long as it work and track people

[@comradiusprime1157]

Never ask a woman her age, a man his salary, a Yandex dev what to call a zombie process.

[@inxendere]

context??

[@aasquared8191]

@@inxendere they call their zombie processes the n word multiple times in the leaked codebase

[@ChuckTheChosen]

There is no problem with that in russia.

[@aasquared8191]

@@ChuckTheChosen nobody ever said there is one

[@MarcinP2]

What problem is? ))

[@wild_shaman]

Well... Actually enterprise level code could be found everywhere across the projects. Once I met "Last person knew how it works died 4 years ago. And you not the person to fix it. Just don't."

[@Redwan777]

What code was it? Lol

[@christopheroliver148]

Was this beast written in COBOL perchance?

[@deauthorsadeptus6920]

​@@Redwan777Pure fortran or something like that? Basically things that handful of people even know how to work with, due to needing them for some very specific applications.

[@sayven]

1:37 it's always a good sign when the code starts in the middle of the screen

[@СергейЖданов-э5р]

ahahahahah

[@-YELDAH]

let the dude build his family sized nest in piece

[@gmikay]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@Berkeli]

Middle is overly optimistic

[@HaswellCore]

lol, 1:37 is the most viewed part of the video

[@blu12gaming44]

'Fuck off * 2^10' has got to be one of the more colorful programmer insults out there.

[@ipebyx]

Thats a 2 XOR 10. Use ** to show pow

[@googleisass-ss4dk]

@@ipebyx I bet you eat poop

[@alaas1041]

​@@ipebyx someone open the window

[@alexeyamosov664]

@@ipebyxactually, multiplication has higher priority, so this pretty much (fuck off

[@abdoufma]

"Shit has happened *again* " Absolutely KILLED ME 🤣

[@JohnDoe-fv5cu]

Особенно забавно выглядит создание каких-то тестовых юзеров типа Bear Fucker или John Shiteater и потом это вылезает на какой-нибудь демонстрации перед инвесторами)

[@damirsatkhan1841]

blyat, я не могу ахахахах

[@handleneeds3charactersormore]

Lmao what did i just read

[@ward7576]

@@handleneeds3charactersormore need a translation?

[@SamirSavv]

​@@handleneeds3charactersormore nicknames of test users which suddenly appear in pitches for investors

[@jesusnavin5017]

​@@ward7576 Ютуб вроде давно уже переводить научился

[@Vivi-xn9iz]

"Very good code, best of the best 🥰🥰" "Kill it with fire 🔥"

[@leetcoderyt]

🔥🔥🔥

[@onethegogd5783]

this code is fire

[@theyoungcoder]

@@onethegogd5783 *on fire

[@MrAeral]

This code is indeed on fire

[@alastor047]

I read several developer reviews about working at Yandex, if we discard all the indignation and compress it to one sentence, it sounds like: "We love to reinvent the wheel, where it's not fucking necessary."

[@polarchristin]

It's really "if people are paid, they should be busy with any shit work". I dunno how it's in wordwide, but often found in my lovely Russia))

[@donsa666]

and they still have the best searcher by picture

[@polarchristin]

@@donsa666imho, the best yandex product is video translation with AI dubbing on the fly

[@arturchakhvadze6446]

I worked at Yandex and I can confirm. We even had our own C++ standard library, build system, map reduce, protobuf, container engine, cluster management stack, etc… And ZERO documentation for all this stuff. Figuring out internal tools was a nightmare

[@arturchakhvadze6446]

@aviator9514 not really, they pay median salaries at best.

[@needywallaby2030]

this is the moment when yandex devs became yandere devs

[@gingershrimpale]

Always have been

[@Lucky9_9]

I SINCERELY appreciated the very last “#fuck”. I think it brought the whole video together quite well!

[@IonizedComa]

Basically a yandex dev's documentation is every dev if they let their intrusive thoughts win😂

[@Lorendrawn]

Good luck searching errors caused by this fills me with primal fear.

[@verified_tinker1818]

I'm not a Python developer, so I may not understand the full implications of fucking with the class type like that, but I think that was the most horrifying thing I've seen in my life.

[@E_D___]

​@@verified_tinker1818in Python, it took me hours to notice that a bug is caused because in 1 line there was "if(exist is True)" instead of "if(exist==true)". Whenever the code got to said function, it changed the type of "exist" and made everything after it break

[@inkognito3145]

I wanted to comment something like this but add somehow its straight up diabolical. That’s straight evil

[@CrackyCreates]

" I learned how to code for fun " so you have fun doing it? "yeah.... fun. "

[@christopheroliver148]

"This is fun." Slams head into desk. "This is fun." Slams head into desk. Repeat ad infinitum.

[@NoscoperSans]

0:52 вери угли, бат шыт хапенс обожаю

[@mossiest_moss]

0:50

[@electrotatar7357]

yandex, however, has created an auto-translation video with voice acting, but the rest of the world has not

[@EternalArrow]

Ну они много чего крутого сделали, я думаю, если почитаем код гугла или кого угодно ещё найдём \римерно то же самое=)

[@In_Cor_Cadit]

У меня почему-то этот переводчик багнулся и периодически на разных видео просто вставляет слово "мальчик", по приколу видимо

[@electrotatar7357]

@@In_Cor_Cadit by и boy путает наверное

[@Kunislave_Puslickin]

Можно переводить с любого языка. Нажимаете на иконку «перевести видео», затем выбираете абсолютно любой язык из предложенных и нажимаете «перевести». Если, например, видео на японском, то, выбрав, скажем, английский, нейросеть всё равно переведёт с оригинала на русский, независимо от того, есть ли данных язык в шорт-листе или нет.

[@electrotatar7357]

@@kserrata tell me how to enable this in chrome and I will correct the comment. P.S. I don't think it works well with the Russian, since Google translator works bad with Russian, I speak from the experience of 2 years of comparing it with Yandex one.

[@Dablus]

i still have code from an old place i used to work at and the comments on that are GOLD ! if you want i could send you screen shots of and make something out of it :)

[@yakov5776]

Do it!

[@otesunki]

YES.

[@leetcoderyt]

@Dablus Sure! DM me on twitter (@leetcoderyt) or email me (you can find it in my KZbin profile).

[@Petyaumniy]

How to make such perfect accent? Probably it gotta be transliterated with Russian letters first and then converted with Russian text-to-speech software. Right? As a Russian i find it VERY EXCITING.

[@axeenj]

I think it's actually just putting English text into google translate for Russian. It'll pronounce it with a Russian accent.

[@petervakar]

​@@axeenj сам ютуб запутался в титрах на каком языке произносится, русские титры читает по английски. Так что комментатор прав похоже так и сделано было, кириллицей на писана была английская речь.

[@busterbunny005]

​@@petervakar да не, это зависит от языка видео в настройках вроде, возможно автор по приколу сделал

[@SPAHI43]

that's even more ironic, he used yandex voice engine for russian language but loaded it with english words

[@магиягитары]

It's just that the translator bot has a Russian accent.

[@egoros7]

не было blyat, давай по новой

[@nikozdev]

When I was a game developer in Roblox team I was writing the same comments. But I was not thinking that companies like Yandex have it

[@РикСанчес-я6з]

Entire world: maybe we should stop using master/slave terminology... Yandex programmers: ni....

[@Мопс_001]

Единственное, за что я бы оценил русских программистов)

[@SomeRandomPiggo]

This is why Yandex >>>>> all

[@РикСанчес-я6з]

@@SomeRandomPiggo this is why Yandex based

[@art_00000]

@@SomeRandomPiggo also if you search something with words "kill yourself" in yandex, it not only gives you relevant results unlike Google, but doesn't even spam you with that annoying suicide hotline advertisement

[@AndRei-yc3ti]

​@@Мопс_001русские программисты топ о чем ты

[@GigaChadJohnVick]

This was amazing! We need more content like this!

[@notuxnobux]

Sadly you didn't include all of the n-words they wrote in the code

[@VITAS874]

youtube will crying

[@fullmetaltheorist]

"Magic code here. Do not touch, please." 😂😂😂

[@benmogerman8230]

BIG WARNING BIG WARNING BIG WARNING BIG WARNING BIG WARNING BIG WARNING BIG WARNING

[@Romashka_Sov]

BIG WARNING BIG WARNING BIG WARNING BIG WARNING BIG WARNING BIG WARNING BIG WARN

[@MrTVintro]

These videos about code comments in various games and applications are great to fight against imposter syndrome.

[@playerhs7572]

AMOGUS?

[@SMT-ks8yp]

@@playerhs7572 I don't know if you know what imposter syndrome is, but anyway. It is when you consistently see your achievements as fake in one way or another, as if someone other should be credited for them.

[@JosephCummington]

S U S

[@lordvolland1930]

Absolutely true

[@Aeiou2847]

When the imposter is sus

[@distorted_heavy]

The random lol comment (0:17) broke me because I also will write something terrible and then just put // lol next to it

[@Deadsphere]

"Shit happens." "...Shit has happened again."

[@ignis2638]

There is a saying in the coding field, if it works it works don't fix it until something breaks. At least I can sleep well at night knowing that machines will never do anything good because they keep learning our garbage code that keeps breaking.

[@Galomortalbr]

Still works better than google

[@xsfanberscretcer92]

Yandex does NOT work better than google

[@Galomortalbr]

@@xsfanberscretcer92 it does

[@DrQwart]

@@xsfanberscretcer92it does search better

[@xsfanberscretcer92]

@@DrQwart havent had a single issue with google in like 9 years or something

[@littlecake453]

Okay that's hilarious. I don't hate that browser so much now.

[@parussman]

Yandex is not only browser, most probably this code leak is made from their other online services

[@deztract4154]

@@parussman Ye, it's like russian google, they also have yandex music, yandex disk and etc

[@parussman]

@dulles.gehlen I was talking about the code mentioned in this video, the original leak probably covers almost everything they have, that's true. Also I know about their services, cuz I live in Russia and it's very common thing there

[@Berkeli]

Well the code also mentions mapping and yandex taxi, so I doubt it's just the browser. Not to mention it has multiple different languages

[@littlecake453]

@@Berkeli In russia they have just a lot of services like taxi, food delivery, movie, music and ect. Maybe this is a leak of Like... Almost everything?

[@grmpf]

0:57 Well, they're not lying. How about just, you know, starting with `$('.input:not(.ignore_js_templating)')` in the line directly above?

[@crylune]

0:56 how i envision myself on the first day of work in programming

[@ojaebu111]

А потом мы слышим прохладные истории как тяжело попасть в яндекс, какой там жесткий отбор, и какие профессионалы там сидят...

[@АртурКолянский-о7н]

это всё ещё люди которые умнее 90% людей на планете

[@palkan2590]

@@АртурКолянский-о7н китайцы не согласны

[@palkan2590]

@@Shofixi комментаторы критикующие обосрутся на первой строчке кода

[@hahaper2037]

​@@palkan2590сразу видно человека никогда не слышавшего легенд об азиатском и индийском коде.

[@westerxxx9220]

@@АртурКолянский-о7н Аборигены, живущие в дикой природе, в неком смысле тоже умнее 90% людей на планете. Сомнительные формулировочки используете, товарищ)

[@klink_75]

love how they used emoticons as well lawl

[@csongorzih5094]

1:45 is clearly part of an fusermount error, I have no idea how that fits in with the rest of the video. Probably the editor just doesn't understand these comments.

[@Черныйрусский-ь7б]

That's not just Yandex. It's international 😂

[@ihateidiots9484]

No, it's Yandex

[@m1xov]

​@@ihateidiots9484It's international. You've watched too much FBK.

[@atalhlla]

My workplace doesn’t permit us to have such colorful comments.

[@D-0-G-39]

Так вот почему яндекс браузер ест так много оперативки...

[@thorlight697]

лично у меня почему-то хром поджирает больше, фиг знает как это работает

[@mikhailtfk2773]

у меня храм больше яндексовского браузера жрал.

[@madkir8206]

I'm a junior ML hunting for a job here in Moscow. Good to know that working as a programmer isn't that much different from studying programming when it comes to writing code and comments...

[@МихаилРозов-ю9п]

1:50 Я, конечно, заржавел со времён универа, и учился на экономиста-математика, но если те три языка программирования, которые я худо-бедно помню, меня чему-то научили, то это будет: 1) не лезьте, блин, в код Skynet, кривыми лапами, пока он работает! Теминаторов нам тут только не хватало.

[@jeka_stolenko]

I appreciate the original name of the video cause it's fucking genius to refer to valve. Both companies create the best they can deliver, both companies share clear working conditions reputation and still both share spaghetti code and insane coders

[@claxvii177th6]

Man, pausing this video makes it sooo much more hilarious, cuz most of the time, like the coders, i have absolutely no idea what's happening

[@monkeQxx]

bro, u have to chill while watching this. It is not necessary to understand the code, to smile while watching this video)

[@verified_tinker1818]

And this is Python, too. At least the TF2 code had the excuse of being written in C++.

[@rubidium1948]

I feel better going into software engineering that best practices means absolutely nothing when literally every successful piece of software that leaks has a giant team of programmers that collectively lament over doing it whichever way they know how that just barely works.

[@geniusgabe8254]

The best part of a weekend

[@AahhBurnedToast]

Good thing you only shows their comments and not their loop variable names.

[@c4llv07e]

But what about adventures of the great Igogor and his functional python?

[@ahitchhikersstudyguide3800]

Yandex is my primary search engine now

[@NonName425]

Not a good idea, I have known this browser for many years and in Russia you can often hear any scandals + now they are given into the hands of the Russian authorities.

[@brandonnesfan]

So? >implying google doesn't do the same.@@NonName425

[@one_step_sideways]

​@@NonName425 scandals? just Google bots trying to gaslight Yandex users. We know how it goes. Short the stocks and cause a panic. Old j ew ish tactics dating back to the Napoleon era.

[@admiralagk922]

​@@NonName425OH YEAH! Because google is totally free from the hands of the great american authorities, and is not involved in any scandals whatsoever, right???

[@Uivy17]

still don’t see any problems in the fact that the data will go somewhere over 5000 km instead of Washington.

[@АлёфкаАлёфкавиф]

Вот что делают с людьми моление на алгоритмы.

[@manender1020]

From the moment I understood the weakness of my flesh...

[@rwepnca7424]

​@@manender1020 mehanicus moment

[@bum8244]

Я работал в компании, где не молятся на алгоритмы, так там не то что нормального кода - так даже нормальной документации нет, и всё держится на честном слове и воспоминаниях опытных сотрудников. Так что моление на алгоритмы дает свои плоды, а эти комментарии - это просто шутки.

[@mistdoyhta696]

@@bum8244 нет, ты просто дoл6ae6 и попал в плохую компанию, умение решать литкод и настоящая разработка имеет мало общего на самом деле

[@Kamilla-o5k]

Well. As a fellow Russian big tech data analyst, I must say it's not that bad. My ancestor on this job position simply gave me a bunch of code that DIDN'T HAVE ANY COMMENTS. AT ALL. It took me solid 2 months to completely decompose his code. P. s. I'm doing the same rn

[@mgcmsn]

I've heard they do about ten rounds of interview to make a decisions about hiring a new developer. The outcome is impressive!

[@cvspvr]

i like how polite they are compared to gta v programmers

[@raffandbotnik]

i think the original title was better since it resembles the shounic one better anyways awesome video lol

[@pernydev6844]

1:20 is so real, exceptions suck (coming from a Go dev)

[@grenadier4702]

Haha, this is great. Well, I guess, every big company have such issues or at least some of them

[@trikholit7064]

Half of reason why companies are afraid of leaks

[@vlafvlaf5934]

this is how Chernobyl happened

[@Kokurorokuko]

// not great, not terrible

[@JD-hb2wf]

@@Kokurorokuko Nice one

[@kimtyatya]

@@Kokurorokuko very great nick name

[@netyimeni169]

But now Rosatom is world's most reliable atomic energy company though

[@user-ruraruparu]

At least we have stalker now

[@multim6571]

And they say python is such safe language and easy to master...

[@Temulgeh]

i don't think anyone has ever called python "safe" lol

[@deudz]

thats js

[@sas408]

@@deudz mostly python/django, js appeared here ~2 times

[@sas408]

Any language can be considered safe. The thing that makes it unsafe is sitting behind the screen

[@ceu160193]

@@deudz I will kill you, if you call Java or JavaScript "safe and easy to master". It's easy to write, but understanding it is like trying to decipher ancient Egyptian writings, that in fact were written in Japanease, without knowing either of those languages.

[@wellingtonbruh3756]

BIG WARNING BIG WARNING BIG WARNING BIG WARNING BIG WARNING ⚠️

[@Isaax]

This is the funniest thing I have seen all day

[@abrick.931]

ахахах оказывается программисты Яндекса не так уж и далеки от меня))

[@CouncilO5]

У них больше опыта, а значит они более многогранны в программировании

[@abrick.931]

@CouncilO5 эфэрин, молодец

[@AllExistence]

Now wait a fucking minute. I've seen this before. This has nothing to do with Yandex. This has been already published by a dozen titles.

[@LuchokPlay]

it's probably just an international problem this video is definately about yandex because i saw some russian text there

[@user-ruraruparu]

​@@LuchokPlayя предпологаю что это яндекс, но это может быть любая другая корпорация программисты которой использую русский язык (то есть беларусь, украина некоторое время назад или казахстан)

[@martiananomaly]

0:17 i will never in my life name any variable or method "set_set_...."

[@rakeshchowdhury202]

You forgot the favorite porn queries in Image search unit tests

[@NonName425]

Из-за этого было целые 7 судов в РФ, которые они все пережили, скорее всего они пережили, так как сотрудничали с правительством РФ.

[@df1ned]

Now is a good time to mention that the comments here are fake, even though the code isn't. Also, tbf, yndx codebase is actually pretty good compared to similar companies. In big tech this sort of sht is basically normal, unfortunately

[@SL4RK]

you must be trolling I did a little code review and found yandex alice user addresses (if you don't know, this is a smart speaker with a voice assistant, something close to amazon alexa) it's just trash that it lies in the open, it was not difficult for me using this database to find these people and provide a piece of code with their address, say that they were surprised to say nothing, some of the people who used this column were literally a couple of houses away from me...

[@SL4RK]

I have always treated these assistants with skepticism, especially Russian ones, given that Yandex has repeatedly leaked all the data of politically objectionable people to the FSB, but after the leak, i finally said no, no smart speaker garbage! I've already talked some of my friends out of wasting their money on this garbage ...

[@nixles2577]

I'm sure the guy on top is a liberal

[@АртурКолянский-о7н]

@@SL4RK Absolultly no one in this world cares about ur personal data, if u so scared better isolate urself in deep forest without electricity

[@manender1020]

​@@SL4RKyou sound like Facebook doesn't collaborate with CIA

[@LARADEKA]

Ah yes... Every programmer's nightmare unless you're over the edge... Spaghetti code, strings of contradiction, too many lines hard to remember by each individual function. Sometimes the C series, Lua/Luau (Potentially), Java, Python look more simplified than complex due to knowing the boolean, the call functions... until you realize that you have more dirty work to do with it.

[@Hannah_montannah]

I feel like my shitty automation scripts are ready for a production environment now that i've seen this.

[@hardline_fc]

0:52 please don't say this one is the updater.

[@rortan]

this is video incredible lol, you need to make the title shorter more clickbaity

[@leetcoderyt]

Thank you! And done. Hopefully that's better!

[@comeforaride]

@@leetcoderyt "Yandex programmers: are they losing their ...?" (Sh*t!) On the video.

[@comeforaride]

@@leetcoderyt technically, this code is pretty tame to what most code looks like. Very little cursing outside "fuck" and no sexual references as code from US tends to have. There were some opportunities even in the video and no one cought them.

[@bang5284]

*in Nico Bellic's voice* Yandex' source code... Worst place in the world...

[@sergeychistov8162]

As a Django dev. Sure, screw this login!

[@babaramdass462]

Wtf I’m reconsidering the idea of using catboost in production

[@amatoyoichi8468]

Me who is not a programmer : yes indeed it is bad beyond saving

[@Lurk-s]

Если честно, то у меня ощущение, что сами программисты не понимают что они делают, но каким-то чудом это работает 💀

[@gmikay]

Больно смотреть на нетипизированный код

[@NickFlames]

Js, что поделать.

[@Splish_Splash]

Это питон, забавно что в Яндексе до тайп хинтов не дошли, либо код архаичный

[@dgstellario4433]

​@@Splish_Splashслитый код как раз неактуальный (не помню точно насколько), но в Яндексе публика такая, что не факт, что они вообще типизацией будут пользоваться

[@ИбрагимДринкерманн]

Питухон ибо.

[@dikuchan1]

⁠@@dgstellario4433 и что это за публика?

[@PhilippBlum]

Best comments ever. Love how they got this upstream and no one gives a damn :D

[@623-x7b]

Russia is pretty high in competitive programming, explains the poor variable names.

[@NonName425]

Believe me, if we wrote normal variables, then we would hate this world and press the key combination "alt+shift".

[@ceu160193]

@@NonName425 And all those variables would have various swearing words in names.

[@aleksey-grib]

why did you hide all "yandex team" in links xD

[@yuhugug]

Источник: поверь мне брат

[@bigblackbadger1]

How did you find this code? I thought the IDE removed comments from code before it gets compiled?

[@sazanlip]

Original sources were leaked some time ago.

[@Wa515]

these are fake comments

[@bigblackbadger1]

@@Wa515 oh ok

[@Wa515]

@@bigblackbadger1 And python is interpreted, not compiled.

[@bigblackbadger1]

@@Wa515 so the IDE just leaves the comments there in the final file? I thought it removes them to save space.

[@95Molot]

Когда нибудь я дойду жо того, чтобы понимать эти шутки

[@acherstream2795]

Плюсую

[@kattermaw2693]

Тут нету шуток, только боль.

[@woofkaf7724]

(не)Обычные комментарии к коду. К говнокоду или к коду который непонятно как, но работает. Когда писал в универе у меня было что один и тот же метод не срабатывал на одно и тоже действие. Приходилось уже в готовую часть что-то добавить. Или Паскаль при создании "простейшего" кода для решения квадратного уравнения вместо ответа выводил адрес памяти.

[@ИбрагимДринкерманн]

Я у себя в команде, где бы не работал, ввожу технический термин: «ебаная неведомая хуйня». Это такая срань, которая непонятно как работает и что именно делает. Когда рефакторю или провожу ревью отмечаю все ЕНХ моменты. В английской раскладке. Так что если тебе встретится //EHX(//ehx) где-нибудь, знай, это опасность, а не странная иностранная аббревиатура. В нынешней команде одна из метрик, кроме статического анализа чистого еще и отсутствие ehx.

[@Timsturbs]

@@ИбрагимДринкерманн так то по канону НЁХ, исправьте пожалусто до понедельника

[@mx338]

This why when I did code quality consulting we scanned for comments including words like lol and wtf.

[@luigistyle_]

What TTS website did you use for the voice?

[@921Ether]

and this is why we need ai to refactor shit

[@RedDredDragon]

fake ai 😂

[@handleneeds3charactersormore]

Back in 2013 to 2015 I started using Yandex browser because their PIP was just mind-blowing (even today I still would call it the best PIP mode I've ever seen on a browser), but now ive confined it to a VM for media playback in the living room and I switched to Firefox

[@medisop1003]

what is "VM"? virtual machine?

[@handleneeds3charactersormore]

@@medisop1003 yes, a virtual machine. I use it as KZbin player only, plugged to my living room speakers

[@tomtv-show3973]

what is a PIP? sry im new and learning

[@medved0987]

@@tomtv-show3973 seems like he meant picture in picture mode for players

[@fensizor]

Yandex browser now has an amazing feature of translating videos in real time. From English to Russian and from Chinese to Russian.

[@qwoolrat]

it's funny because when i make code for russian people to read in russian language i leave the same comments

[@estebanod]

"code=code" yk, I’m somewhat of a programmer myself

[@qaz1617]

Pure gold!! Loved it 🤣🤣

[@jayshartzer844]

10/10: Would blyat again

[@rinaku2868]

Ай эм нот соу щур, бат вей арх со мэни пипл ин ве комментс, ху ноу Рашшан компанис вери велл, бекоуз виз компаниз бекам популяр эброуд зе Рашн ор вей а олл фром Рашша?🤔

[@Amber_Valentine]

Holy fuck I misread the title and thought it was Yandev

[@bigsmoke6414]

1:21 noone can tell me, that this nested try except is not bad on purpose.... 💀

[@hankhill-]

1:10 my everyday coding experience

[@Tabisch]

I lost it after shit has happened again

[@barashinnettle7222]

Best code from our russian devs

[@howardlam6181]

python for backend and javascript for frontend @@ Absolutely no typing for anything

[@IamPyu-v]

Even my unsafe C code in production is better than this 💀