How Senior Engineers Are Made

Explaining to your boss how Sr engineers are made so when two men love each other a lot and they graduate from Stanford University they start hiring junior engineers those are the people you're trying to replace with AI and then those junior engineers learn and grow so if there's no junior engineers yep you got it you can f***ing try

A woman in glasses and a black hoodie explains directly to the camera how senior engineers are created: two men graduate from Stanford, launch a venture-backed startup, hire junior engineers, and let them grow into senior engineers. The joke criticizes companies trying to replace junior engineers with AI while still expecting senior engineers to exist, ending with the defiant punchline “you can f***ing try.” The clip is driven by animated hand gestures, comic timing, spoken dialogue, and light musical or beep-like audio accents. EN: A woman in glasses and a black hoodie explains directly to the camera how senior engineers are created: two men graduate from Stanford, launch a venture-backed startup, hire junior engineers, and let them grow into senior engineers. The joke criticizes companies trying to replace junior engineers with AI while still expecting senior engineers to exist, ending with the defiant punchline “you can f***ing try.” The clip is driven by animated hand gestures, comic timing, spoken dialogue, and light musical or beep-like audio accents.

So when two men love each other a lot, no, it doesn't have to be two men, but you know, it normally is. And they graduate from Stanford University and then they create a venture capital backed startup. They start hiring junior engineers. Yeah, yeah, those are the people you're trying to replace with AI. Exactly, yes. And then those junior engineers learn and grow and they become the senior engineers. So if there's no junior engineers, There won't be any senior engineers. Yup, you got it. Can you replace the senior engineers they eye too? You can f***ing try.

• @pokupkabitka / 47956 2025-02-09