"We don't need to invest in security - noone is going to hack us anyway" == "We don't need a fire department in our city - fire is not going to start here anyway"

We don't need to invest in security - everything is public anyway" == "We don't need a fire department in our city - our buildings are made out of straws anyway"

-- my thoughts after seing a line in client's spec: "sensitive data is transferred via a secure tcp channel (https) and all the public data is transferred via an unencrypted tcp (http) channel"

"Git pull a day keep the conflicts away"

We have 5 iPads to test things on...
Not a single one is charged...

the air conditioning where the servers are located stopped working ... the general management sent us a fan

As of now C# has taken the crown from Python as my favorite language.

Presented my first ML paper today at a conference. It ain't great but it's a start :')

FUCK. GITHUB'S DOWN FUCK FUCK FUCK FUCK I NEED TO SHOW MY CLIENT MY REPOSITORY NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO

Tonights goal, boot fuchsia on my old Pixel 2 XL... Wish me luck!

(Please prepare yourself for some very drunken posts about a bricked phone)

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When they want a live app in two weeks 😏

Sometimes, HTML is too powerful to beat some notorious sites

Nice. I said I'll put my code on GitHub for this job I'm applying for and it's down. Reminds me of the days when PornHub betrays me when I need it the most. I guess I'll push my code to PornHub instead.

If somebody creates rules around you, they're not your friend.

e.g.: you want to ask your colleague a question but they block you off and say that they have a set of bureaucratic rules you have to live by before you may even attempt to ask them a question.

Sigh.

Random rant: You should always look for a new job, even after landing a good(seemingly) one. It keeps you on edge and synchronized with the market.

Employers also should not shun people who are looking for new job, if they somehow find out. A developer who looks for a job, gets offer but decide to stay is better than who lost his/her/xir fire.

New York Times has their survey game on lock

Local code VS github code

This is response I got from my ex tech lead in a company that I left six months ago..

Btw account is registered on my private email and has admin access to Slack full of confidential files.

Don't even know why I worked there..

Honestly fuck C++.

That's all.

Anyone watch Silicon Valley?

up, up, down, down, left, right, left, right, B, A, start!