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I got betta…
I got betta…
It’s all a fever dream.
I got turned into a newt!
Did the person writing this have a stroke?
I didn’t get enough sleep the other day, and I legit couldn’t remember what I had for lunch a few hours earlier. Doesn’t help I was drinking the night before.
I initially read this as erectile dysfunction, and it’s soooo much funnier when you read it that way.
I learned assembly for a few weeks when I first started a new job once (didn’t even have anything to do with my job), and I always felt like my brain was tired after trying to write in assembly. Just took so much more mental concentration than writing in c for example.
It’s just a joke friend.
Less interesting, and more terrifying.
I’m not even sure what you’re trying to say.
I’m going to go bleach my eyeballs now.
Why spent time learning when I can deep dive into a project and spent three times as long working on it bcz I have to learn how to do things first?
Why should drug companies be profitable at all? Seems like the perfect thing to be nationalized and/or even considered a basic necessity.
omg, I was doing that when I got sick a few weeks ago, and I realized I was going to bed at a normal time no matter what I was doing. Did it once after I was better. Definitely not a great habit.
Yeah, I’ve said that before. I don’t think they have enough regression tests, and unit tests.
I see your point
Wish I could just bang out a novel instead
You’ll get there friend, you just have to hyperfocus on the novel.
Why are programmers so arrogant? They do have unit tests, and a dedicated test team. Refactoring can and does introduce bugs. It’s a fact.
Sure, refactoring is sometimes necessary. But refactoring also introduces new bugs often. Our code base is constantly being refactoring, and it’s not more reliable, stuff is constantly breaking.
Plans never go the way you expect them too. Also, this is the most vague post I’ve ever seen in my life. You said a lot of words without really saying much.