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Cake day: September 2nd, 2023

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  • Code doesn’t expire. But the programmers do (they die/retire).

    If you want someone to maintain that code, old code only gets more expensive. Sure, if it ain’t broke you don’t need to maintain it to fix it, but you need to maintain it to upgrade it. When you eventually need to make an upgrade, it’s going to be expensive. I don’t know if it’s more expensive than making the code not-old though.



  • They don’t need to take a shift off to come to my place of work because I work on an office where the customers are people doing their job.

    And if they needed to take a shift off to come to my place of work, it would only be because they work at the same hours as I do. If they worked different hours they wouldn’t need to take a shift off.

    Taking a shift off every time you need to shop (at least once per week) isn’t moving mountains?