I already hate people who send voice messages in a world where dictation software exists. I hate whoever even thought of joking about this even more.
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I hate it
But all the extroverted programmers will love it
So, nobody?
Except those who convinced the boss that working on-site if for the greater good. Fuck you John, we were happy.
but what about programmers with problems hearing? An alternative of webcam video with sign language, pantomime and subtitles is needed!
edit: OOH! Use AI to generate the sign language videos. Could be wild, considering how good AI is at drawing hands.
Mandatory alt-text.
As a severe hearing impaired developer,
Use AI to generate the sign language videos
hurt me in my fucking soul.
Imagine spending HOURS listening your colleagues comments... I quit.
You know someone on the team (probably me) that is gonna pontificate TF out of the comment too and you're gonna get a 10 min diatribe on a 5 line function lol
Right all we are missing now is videos in comments.
Let's turn github into Instagram. Every snippet of code has to be attached to a picture or video...
I am deaf. i already struggle with keeping up with subtitles on tutorial videos of some obscure stuff that has little to no docs. Kindly return this idea to a void function instead and try not to catch the erroneous thread with these satanic proposals.
Looking at how good textual documentation works, it would probably be a 3s long note reading out the method name
Oh hahaha nooooo, it would be 15 seconds, and it would start with a sigh and deep, troubled breathing noises, a finger tapping the mic and someone saying "is this thing on" before the entirely useless comment even starts.
Obviously they should be using syntactically correct JavaDoc format here so the voice messages can be converted to HTML
I would enable this in my project so I can ban any contributor who submits an MR with it
All my comments would just be Rick Astley
Never gonna let = MyVariable down
Ah yes, source code files that aren't plain text and can only be opened by certain editors, exactly what the software industry needs
In reality, an editor could have speech-to-text and it would transcribe the spoken comment into a comment with some tag to indicate it was a spoken comment. Then when an editor encounters such a comment, it would read it out using text-to-speech. For example
// transcript: Holy fuck what is wrong with this stupid code‽ for fucks sake! *inaudible* I've spent hours on this. I'm going to... nevermind it was a semicolon. Undo comment. Remove comment. Cancel comment.
If I ever encountered a voice comment in code I would immediately track that motherfucker down and do terrible things to them
why use a resource folder for it, when you can embed a base64 encoding directly into the source file?
Fantastic idea but I don't think it goes far enough. Why stop at comments? I want to be able to write whole functions and classes like that!
Yes please, I would love not being able to scan comments to see if they are relevant to what I'm trying to do
While investigating an uncovered node in some aviation datalink software, I discovered a 15 year old comment from 1993 along the lines of, "this function never runs, I'll fix it later." I wish will all my heart I could have heard their voice. Even if just for a moment.
I hope this is a joke and not intended to be real.
No, this is real:
Do you start recording before or after you rage with expletives?
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