they will move on to the next topic and leech that. Lets just hope next time it is not something whose proper development could have benefited humanity more.

the church of uncle bob would like to speak to you about the sins of commenting.

they also need a mini yacht to transfer people from the heliyacht to the motheryacht because heliyacht is also noisy and blocks the view

spend less so your employers don’t need to increase your salary. Then they can earn more and get a four levels yacht instead of their crappy three level one.

they were never meant to be together, they would confuse the hell out of each other. Imagine they have two kids and she says pick kid[1] from the school, then what?

looks like any of the big startup HQs

amen

I am also curious how much of those “%70 of the vulnerabilities” would be detected by tools like valgrind, CPPcheck etc (either directly in the former case or indirectly in the latter). If a major part, then the main problem is people not incentivized to / not having enough time to use these tools.

I think the prompt was: write an article about this train and give it some extra oomph

OK. My theme has randomly changed to light at least a couple times in the last 2-3 years. Should I be worried that this fox does indeed exist?

I have also heard that Q means quantum, so put together it stands for Quantum Intelligence

I can tell by the error msg this wasn’t an error before and was the cause of much grief

fuck that was unexpected

if your function has more than four inputs, remember that uncle bob knows where you live

weird cousin of lisp

hahahahha spot on

NGL I am also a second hand witness to it. This particular example may be a few but there are a lot of others to the same effect: evaluating performance based on number of lines of code, trying to combine multiple dev responsibilities into a single position, unrealistic deadlines which can usually be met very superficially, managers looking for opportunities to replace coders with AI and further tasking other devs with AI code checking responsibilities, replacing experienced coders with newly graduates because they are willing to work more for less. All of these are some form of quantity over quality and usually end up with some sort of crisis.

I don’t have any information on that, this was more like a criticism of where the world seems to be leading to

while management at CrowdStrike: we are doubling the number of min commits and reviews per day to make up for the damage

sure it is the dev who is to blame and not the clueless managers who evaluate devs based on number of commits/reviews per day and CEOs who think such managers are on top of their game.