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Hahaha classic. The person who rejected your way before probably sincerely believes it was their idea and they're helping you fix your errors.
Pro tip: try sarcastically apologizing / thanking them for fixing your error (without giving a hint with your voice, say it naturally) and see how quickly and naturally they accept and say 'dont worry about it' or something like that. You'll be amazed. -
@vintprox this is evil & it'd probably backfire
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@sladuled To be fair, I didn't say they won't be on that same ship while doing it 🤔 There is no merit in withholding the best ideas if it means *the good cash* or in avenging for what you've given away for free (ideas aren't to be claimed, after all).
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@BimaAdi this is worse. You are still not allowed to have an opinion and don't care what you think. They make it seem and maybe even fool you for a bit that they do. That's just evil.
when your code is a mess but everything work out in the end
When you keep getting +1s on a rant you posted a month ago.
Go big or go home.
I hate it when we are discussing a feature and they ask me "what do you think?" after they said how would they go about it and i mention that i would do it differently and think that my way may be longer now but can pay off in the long run and they decline it.
What i hate even more is that after some period they revesit their decision again and come to conclusion that my way is better and now we (i) need to rewrite it but without acknowledging that i said it then and was the best solution.
AMMA KILL SOMEBODY IN THIS BISH RIGHT TF NOW!!
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