Hopefully only Linux ISOs ^/s

2.5 damage stealth archer

I do that by default. I have to actively think about empathy when I do CRs, because the other devs (who should not be doing these kinds of mistakes) just can’t fucking do their job right for once.

But when I am getting a review, I don’t get mad unless I am personally attacked (happened with a colleague who had a very high ego and somehow made it to a higher position, finally being let go about half a year back).

That’s transpiling, not compiling. Compiling is usually meant as “directly to machine code”, but I am yet to find an “official definition”.

Sure, but we need to shake hands first.

Why not spagutese?

All JSON is valid YAML

What’s wrong with using YAML for CI? I mean, I use it for Gitlab CI, the underlying script it runs is just Bash.

Fun fact, since YAML is a superset of JSON, any JSON is a valid YAML. You can still use pure JSON.

Streisand effect

I call them “degeneratives”. They are both degenerated, and want others to degenerate Atwell.

It is a font that changes == to one long equals sign.

But maybe you’d want to play the new one after liking the old one.

Ditch the company and set their offices ablaze!

I wish I had one manday a week to contribute to the libraries my company uses. I usually do it in my work hours when I find a serious bug or need a new feature.

It is just regular margarine, and for me, it is inedible. Tastes like vaseline.

~I can’t believe it’s not~ BUTTER

That’s what aliases / functions in .bashrc (or whatever shell you use) are for. You don’t need to always write the full code.

EDIT: Looks like .bashrc hurt you guys.

Especially when you see a change in code, but not in tests ☠️

How can you write “exactly” and then disagree?