My quick 2 cents: I don't like windows at all. That doesn't mean I judge people who do. It just means I don't like to use it myself

Visual studio is what happens when the management controls user experience.

All hail fuchsia

@neoxaero I use vsc as my ide, Jetbrains when I have no idea what the heck I'm doing with a project, and sublime/vim for quick stuff. Depends if I'm showing something since it confuses people who aren't experienced devs.

@codenameszjames Steven universe puts up a good fight

@C0D4 could write it in go or rust and cross compile from another machine, then hook up the internal scheduler

Lol which one

@C0D4 oof. Sounds like the time I had to use the oracle db driver using nothing but powershell, only to learn that management wouldn't let IT link the libraries properly because it was a "security issue"

SHIFT+ZZ

Some mix between A or r-thingy, depending on management pressure

Never go to a smash brothers tournament

I think unions on paper are a great thing. They keep companies from abusing their employees and help to improve the working conditions.

However, that's on paper. There are a lot of good union systems like in the education field. In many others, the union heads are not trying to protect the workers, but be a force against the company whenever possible. They discriminate against those that don't share their ideals and bully union members to behave in a certain way, not because the member believes it's the right thing to do, but because they have no choice.

That kind of union can go suck a popsicle made from yellow snow.

Often I leave little jokes after the professional comment.
//Change to btree if necessary?
//
//(In other words, *when*. This spaghetti gotta hang off something)

Without data structures, good luck writing code that handles more than a trickle of data.

@Lensflare golang too.

@sylar182 that would be a LOT of fish.

@12bitfloat *maintainable* code. Not everything is about speed. There's a reason so many companies use it now.

Docker, kubernetes, and spotify is all go, and I'm sure I'm missing a lot more.

Honestly I love go. It forces you to write clean code.

I have a deep appreciation for c programming, but I leave it for cases when there's an advantage to doing so.

The only reason I have it is for application sites that allow import from LinkedIn instead of asking for my resume, then continuing to ask for everything again.

@Parzi I just threw up I my mouth reading that.

@endor "thoughts and prayers" darn you, bojack

UPDATE!

So after running my last attempt job over the weekend... It flipping works.

I swear the universe has a vendetta against me.

@Fast-Nop agreed, however the dev's speech as OP is saying makes me think he has an ego issue.

In zsh, you can type the begining of a command you need and use the arrow keys to search through history based on that start. Crazy useful.

*takes notes, keep them coming*

I get it but can't decode some of the names

@Stahlbart dude, 2/3 fields in our db are null. Mix in the 2013 bug where any null input causes the display string formula to just fail, and sometimes 10 duplicates of a row with one field changed, and you have my fun.

@JFK422 lol I was thinking about writing one in go as a practice project

@IntrusionCM There have been ongoing discussion on the problems with the current system and how it might not be recoverable. It's been about a month trying to address 2 seemingly simple template output issues. Turns out the underlying DB has tons of integrity constraint violations causing indeterminate front-end behavior. I'm also an intern without any real power and don't want to rock the boat any more than I have to. If they had taken my advice a month ago, I wouldn't be in this position.