These hilarious memes perfectly capture what it's like to work in tech

Before the internet, in the 80s and 90s, engineers who wanted to pick up a new skill usually turned to O'Reilly's famous color-coded "Animal Books."O' Reilly's books cover hundreds of technologies from Python to Oracle. Every titlefamouslyhas an engraved picture of an animal on its cover. But now thatthe internet has put most technical information a Google search away, O'Reilly books are no longer the first place young programmers turn.The animal pictures have certainly made an impact on the next generation of programmers, however, and after originator and programmer Ben Halperncreatedan online generator,forums have sprouted up to post parodies of O'Reilly's famous animal books.Here are some of our favorites:The best programmers aren't lazy ' they're debugging their code on the weekendTweet Embed:https://twitter.com/mims/statuses/724290052029857796Nothing says lazy Sunday like combing through stack traces pic.twitter.com/0Dfp6j2HdhWhen a warning isn't really a warning:Tweet Embed:https://twitter.com/mims/statuses/725769766603001856Chapter 8: Onboarding new devs to also ignore the warnings. pic.twitter.com/HUpKj1u2HQDon't worry, it will be back soon with bug reports.Tweet Embed:https://twitter.com/mims/statuses/724995280060469248If you love your code, you set it free. pic.twitter.com/fdFpDYOS7rSee the rest of the story at Business Insider
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