In 2002 I was working at Freddie Mac for an internal business unit as a summer intern. I was tasked to create our internal group's website. After a week or two of my boss not producing a mission statement, I went online to the Dilbert mission statement generator, downloaded about 50 randomly generated ones, then slapped them into a script that would randomly display one every time the page loaded. My boss never really caught on, other programmers in the unit loved it, and I'm pretty sure nobody ever realised that our mission statement was both randomly generated AND changing with every page load.
Sounds like robot porn.
At my last startup I actually got to choose my title and chose Lead Guitar. It just confused the hell out of people so I changed it to Lead Developer.
This one: http://www.spiegel.de/karriere/berufsleben/jobtitel-generato...
Fun tool.
Well, I know what I'm doing tonight.
Reminds me a bit of http://chillwitchnamemagic.com/ for chillwave bands.
Now I'm wondering what they have for Python users.
Bulls-eye! That's every javascript coder i know of. Who writes javascript anyway just Google it, someone already did it.
Care to stand up and be counted? I know you read HN. ;)
Going straight up to my résumé.
Web Engineer?
/I kid because it's true.