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Redditor u/Several-Virus4840 sparked a frenzy on r/developersIndia by building a DIY keyboard that delivers electric shocks to coders who make too many errors. Dubbed "ShockBoard," this cheeky project blends dark humor with hardware hacking, and the community can’t decide whether to laugh, cringe, or brace for startup CEOs to adopt it.
ShockBoard is a VS Code extension paired with a NodeMCU microcontroller and a high-voltage taser. Here’s how it works:
The extension monitors coding errors in real time.
If errors exceed a set threshold, it sends an API request to the NodeMCU.
The microcontroller triggers a relay connected to a taser, zapping the user via copper wires embedded in the keyboard.
The creator’s goal? To use “pain as discipline” for coding efficiency. (Demo Video)
The thread exploded with jokes, critiques, and CEO-themed memes:
u/HarveyStark91: “Connect those wires to the wall socket… How will you impress otherwise?” (387 upvotes)
(Reference to recent comments about 70-hour workweeks.)
u/retardedGeek: “Don’t become a manager or team lead, ever.” (335 upvotes)
SockYeh: “The design is very human.” (148 upvotes)
(A nod to the meme about questionable yet “humane” engineering.)
morose_coder: “One infinite loop and you are cooked.” (16 upvotes)
u/Historical_Ad4384 questioned its practicality, to which OP replied: “It’s my first VS Code extension! I learned some good things.”
Satire Meets Tech Culture: ShockBoard hilariously critiques toxic productivity trends
DIY Innovation: While not practical, the project showcases creative hardware-software integration and problem-solving.
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Join the chaos: Original Reddit Thread
Whether you see it as a warning, a joke, or a coding challenge, ShockBoard is a shocking reminder that tech innovation can be both absurd and brilliant. 😉⚡
