r/ProgrammerHumor • u/SoftwareSource • 6d ago

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u/iveriad 6d ago

That's the thing.

You can think you're having an Imposter Syndrome because you have Dunning-Krueger. Or the other way around.

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u/Sheerkal 6d ago

Dunning-Keueger affects both ends of the spectrum.

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u/iveriad 6d ago

Oh right, that's true.

I truly forgot about that because the opposite of Imposter Syndrome is the one most often used as an example of the Dunning-Kruger effect.

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u/IlllMlllI 5d ago

Which side are YOU on?

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u/guto8797 5d ago

They say in programming county

There are no neutrals there

You'll either be an assembly coder

Or a chump for python libraries

Which side are you ooooon boys?

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u/Alternative_Star7831 5d ago

If you're also doing ML, probably both

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u/al-mongus-bin-susar 5d ago

Most people in ML don't know what goes into those Python/C++ libraries past the theoretical...

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u/Alternative_Star7831 5d ago

I mean if you're doing actual ML

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u/demunted 5d ago

Hold on asking chatGPT.

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u/NuclearWarEnthusiast 5d ago

I'm over here doing lisp and bash scripts, so I really don't know shit

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u/GrimmDeLaGrimm 5d ago

They sat me in front of a UI and told me to figure it out. So, yes? Whats python?

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u/zelphirkaltstahl 5d ago

I mean 1 or 0, right? What's it gonna be?

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u/KMark0000 5d ago

It is a curve, it doesn't have any sides

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u/After-Oil-773 5d ago

I think lines are 1 sided shapes but that’s probably the geometry imposter talking

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u/KMark0000 5d ago

Do a point have any sides? A line is a series of points. The thickness and such just for representation

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u/Wotg33k 5d ago

Technically all polygons are made of vertices, and a point is just a single vertex, so I think it depends on the context. If you're evaluating the vertex, yes, it likely has sides that are measurable.

I'd imagine that's still true of the vertex when it becomes a part of a series of vertices.