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@Fast-Nop you mean you wouldn't be effective ?
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@Mba3gar exactly, and I don't think it's even possible to be effective that way. Half of these hours are either spent slacking off in the office, or if people really work that long, then half of the hours are spent with fixing the shit they did on the previous day when they were already tired.
I would reduce the working time. If that's not possible because you would get fired, start looking for another job immediately. Otherwise, you will collapse before you reach the age of 40 and then be fired.
Stackoverflow.
Sooo my friend asked my to become more active on steam and i did something about it! I'm going to be become th...
Linus is savage guys!
Apparently, he doesn't approve of GNU style coding
Source: kernel.org
Am currently handling a very bad code, once you add any feature the app crash and you have to fix the whole POKER application ( as you know poker is a really complicated and everything related to each other). The app crash and every single line of code goes wrong. As well i do barely have a break and am working overtime and during the weekend.
In addition to all of this i have a very complicated design and animation to the chips. Adding to this am the only developer working on this project.
Summing-up am working 10 to 11 hours per day 7 days a week. And still the manager is dissing me as if am not a good developer.
I feel so bad, i cant describe how am currently feeling.
So guys do you believe handling a very bad code might reflect your coding skills ?
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silly project
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i fuckin hate poker