Anyone coding like in the right picture? 😮
(I mean the comments with smileys not the code part)

The comments in the screenshot gave me cancer.

"The code on the left is bad, it is hacker code used to steal nudes"
WTF man .... nobody's here for your nudes Bitch.

else if (a > b && b < a) // well played

Comments on the right are like: "This variable is an int. An int is a variable without a decimal" -_-

" /* This is the end of the program! See you guys later xD */ "

Who says goodbye in their code lmao

I don't see a difference between women and men. I've seen lots of men commenting and using meaningful variable names. I know at least a couple girls that use code golfing and cryptic name conventions. They're fewer than men, but female devs are scarce anyway.
I guess it is a personality trait.

Here is the picture with a higher resolution: https://i.imgur.com/Ot9xvxh.jpg

Source: https://reddit.com/r/...

@Yeah69, it's a joke, including the messages at the bottom.

When girls try designing and use comic sans

@linuxer4fun I'm a Comic Sans and I found that offensive :D

@bemero well... Im a comic sans... And over the top I am a woman...

#noSexist

Even when i was starting out, i would never code like the left--that wouldn't help me remain sane, but adds a car with a full gas tank to the fire

@AllenII, that kind of code is more common in game development and embedded, hardware specific stuff.

I think I'm somewhere in between. I comment my code a lot lately.

The code on the left is a "fast inverse square root". It's literally a LEGENDARY piece of code. It first showed up in Quake 3 Arena's source code and the game wouldn't have been possible without it. No one knows who actually wrote it though ... Holy shit 😵😵😍😍

I write logical readable code with unit tests, no need to waste space with comments.

This fake feminism gives me cancer

I write it while I'm inspired and comment it while I'm not. So there's enough time to comment it all without wasting precious time while in the zone

So cringy

or, you know, if you give variables an ACTUAL name, you wouldn't have to comment shit like "`x` is the reminder of the division from the previous cycle"

BURN THE INFIDEL!! PREPOSTEROUS!