This drives me insane too. But if you can find how to do it... fork and contribute your example.

I'm going to try to. It'll be the first time in a while I get to work on my own projects!

Also because a regular desk job is terrible!

I think you're getting paid to know what to Google.

As someone who DOES read manuals and wikis... thank you so much for documenting stuff!

Just wanted to be the ray of sunshine to remind you that someone is out there, reading your stuff :)

@kian It depends on where you are, I think.

Write code in drafts. Get it out on the page, and then rework it. That's the only way to improve.

The stickers are gonna protect your MBP from getting scratches.

That's what I keep telling myself.

Enjoy being in the workforce. That's everyday.

I'm praying that the new MBP gets worthwhile bumps with minimal gimmicks. I don't need a new type of connector for X, thank you, Apple.

Or git stash -p or git diff

@pixilz Beautiful advice. You pretty much talked about my experiences with my girlfriend and me.

Woo!

Love cooking and eating healthy. Dislike fast food. You're not alone

And that's how you jinx a project...

@Phyro Rebase and force push :P

That's a great idea. I'm in!

No PO or PM asking you for anything!

Pair with them and teach them why their code is hot garbage. You might learn a thing for two from them!

Tell him to take ownership of his shit. If he's breaking it, then he has to fix it.

@angryMoFo just hand them a copy of High Performance Browser Networking and walk away

Well, stars and last commit...

And this is how you know you don't want to work there.

I used to be a front end dev. And then I became a fullstack dev... And shortly afterwards I moved to the backend full time and never looked back. You can't pay me enough to go back.

Now I'm constantly doing git commit -am "WIP".

My git log is like 20 WIPs.

Why not use Git? 😳

@shasha I've been there for #1. Oh god. Pain.

I use :w like there's no tomorrow in Vim.

Makes me particularly suspicious when I'm writing Ruby... I know something is bound to blow up in a way that I didn't predict.

Sometimes the grass might be greener on the other side. Just keep focusing on you and making yourself happy.

It sounds like some hippie zen crap, but outside circumstance can only contribute your happiness, not set the tone.

Well that must be nice!

I've always had the opposite reaction. "WHO WROTE THIS GARBAGE?" *git blames* "...Oh. Me. I suck."