I don't like pair programming either.

@jestdotty Funny enough it was a girl who replied. :D

Sleep enough... at least 8 hours. 9 recommended for a fresh day.

@jestdotty Excuses to not give you a raise.

@retoor No thanks.

@qwwerty I'm simply not visible.

@jestdotty What the f. Sounds like they make excuses.

@retoor That is indeed true. Whenever someone asks me anything, I stress out. The guy is relaxing even though in his mind he's stressed. The thing is.. he comes to talk about it to me in private. Hilarious.

@bosslogic Yes, I noticed that over the years that being liked has phenomenal power. Not fair or reasonable at all indeed.

@tosensei I'm not doing so but I do like a higher pay that comes with it.

@retoor Well-accomplished you are! That's something to aspire to.

@jestdotty FilthyCodeException

@hjk101 A good school helps you train and understand the implication of things through projects.

A good question, but I would assume AI because quantum has a very expensive footprint.

@jestdotty It becomes hell when you get both simultaneously.

@Root Lmao.

@retoor Never gonna meow you up!

@retoor Totally!

@retoor How do I explain this? lol. Ok, it's like this:

It's an assignment that takes the result of a predicate expression: Somewhere in memory, the public property pace of the softwareDevelopmentIndustry object will get assigned the value of the expression evaluated to the right of the equals sign. An expression is any combination of operands and operators that evaluates to a value.

A ternary expression is as follows:

condition ? expressionIfTrue : expressionIfFalse;

expressionTrue = true. This gets interpreted as: if true == true, so it semantically means: always, in all cases. So, always rush the employee, no matter what: manager.rush(employee)

expressionIfFalse = fictionalLand.takeItEasy(); This never gets executed because the left expression is already true.

softwareDevelopmentIndustry.pace = true ? manager.rush(employee) : fictionalLand.takeItEasy();

This pattern gets used commonly in reading files:

while ((line = br.readLine()) != null)

@retoor Is that a joke? lol. The language is JavaScript and it's a ternary operator. Hm. I ran it myself without error.

I think the point is to conform to industry standards and feel better about faux-progress.. lmao.

It's one thing to conform to a methodology verbatim and it's another to adapt it to your own project in creative ways.

@cafecortado Ah, not like me, 90% of my evenings. lol

I see people do that all the time. It seems to me they don't understand the limitations.

@lorentz Lots of reflection is used in this monster of a system.

@AlmondSauce This is DevRant, where people rant. It's for an existing, overly complex system for what it is. This complexity is not needed. It's written by lazy devs who put together spaghetticode.

That's where my complaint was.

@netikras Sometimes Gen X gets tired of the same old things.

@iceb They should listen to logical reason, not to likeability.

@sideshowbob76 Concise and wise advice.

Yes, Developer gets associated with code monkey.

@jiraTicket It is a tip for it and it is not out of context.