“Programmer” circlejerk 4-2020) SOUTTY Elon Musk Replying to @pmarca A small API change had massive ramifications. The code stack is extremely brittle for no good reason. @elonmusk 1h Will ultimately need a complete rewrite. 1 831 1,121 88 Lex Fridman @lexfridman • 37m Replying to @elonmusk and @pmarca I’d love to help with rewrite SGT CYBER ♥ @TheMaverickSgt 5,596 19 925 Replying to @lexfridman @elonmusk and @pmarca Lex please stop pretending you can code 10:58 AM Mar 6, 2023 4,080 Views … : … go …
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The image shows a series of tweets on Twitter. Elon Musk, a prominent entrepreneur, is tweeting about a software problem, suggesting a significant code rewrite is necessary. Lex Fridman, a podcaster known for interviews with tech figures, offers to help with the rewrite. Another user, SGT CYBER, then criticizes Lex Fridman, implying he is not competent to write code.
The joke, in Turkish, hinges on the implied absurdity of a prominent figure like Elon Musk admitting the complexity of a problem, a seemingly complex coder volunteering to help, and another user mocking the suggestion. In short, the joke is on the perceived "pretending" of being able to code, especially considering the scope and apparent difficulties of the situation.
Here's a possible translation of the joke in Turkish, emphasizing the humor:
"Elon Musk, büyük bir yazılım problemini kabul ediyor. Bir podcast sunucusu olan Lex Fridman da hemen yardım teklif ediyor. Ama başka bir kullanıcı, Lex'in gerçekte kodlama becerisinin yetersiz olduğunu ima ederek alay ediyor. Büyük bir şirketin başına gelen ciddi bir sorunda, görünüşte yardım teklifinde bulunan biri hakkında, 'sahte' olmakla dalga geçmenin tuhaf bir durumu."
(Elon Musk is acknowledging a big software problem. Lex Fridman, a podcast host, immediately offers help. But another user mocks Lex's coding skills, implying they aren't sufficient. In a major problem for a large company, it's a humorous situation to tease someone who appears to be offering help as "pretending.")
The humor comes from the contrast between the perceived problem and the casual offer of help; the critique implies that the problem is far more complicated than a simple "rewrite".