@Chewbanacas heard it from a friend. Not sure if he came up with it.. Nevertheless, It's a nice one, isn't it? :)

If they would build a vacuum cleaner, it would be the first thing that doesn't suck. #quote

Jesus loves you. Also @jestdotty. Even Trump and every single idiot out there.

Hard to believe but true. :)

@Hazarth I somehow like the different coding styles in our codebase. Sometimes I can even see from the style, who wrote it. And I think that's fine.

So I avoid discussions about those tiny style differences, because they are just a waste of time. That's why I also just change such tiny changes if the reviewer complains about it, even if I am annoyed by them.

Of course there are bigger bloppers, like +200 line methods with +4 nested loops I start to complain about in PRs. So there are limits in my tolerance. :)

@jestdotty

> but what it means is you can trust her, and it would be very easy to know where she's at if arguments transpire

Oh, thats a good one. Haven't seen it like that. :)

Just splitting an application into mservices does not do anything. You need proper APIs and architecture around it.

Chopin wood and working in the garden is the best for me to get my head relaxed.

Unfortunately I have too much to do in the evening and are completely tired, so I go for a quick drink. Not the best idea, but I have no better.

I guess this is an observation bias: there are all kind of annoying people.

Vegans, Carnivores, Christians, Atheists, etc.. The more you have of them around you the more likely one of them is going to annoy you.

Go to one of the hardcore Arab countries - no Christian will annoy you.;-P

Answer killed question.

The "del" command means "delete" not "delegate". ;-P

A former friend of mine once tried to save the game right before he took the drive-up to highway. In his real car. :)

@TheSilent Indeed :D @bosslogic

I made this experience *several times* also with customers. They had such a pressure about a certain feature or similar. I ripped my ass off to make it work before my vacation and when returning, it was not touched or sometimes even not needed anymore. ^^

Integer Overflow because of your awesomeness? :)

Nah, I have a dev colleague that often starts sentences with "we simply can ..."

I am laughing my ass off every time. :'-D

Why the fuck would someone use shitty application? There are alternatives...

ah, yes, "it compiles" - this was always the measurement for acceptable code. I guess that's the only measurement cGPT needs to fulfill :D

Would be interesting to know, if copy-pasting from Stackoverflow has the same effect.

@AlgoRythm I totally agree. But I don't have control over that. Even pure JSONL-arrays would be better than CSV (something like `[123,"foo", 12.3]` ) because it would be typed and the format is completely clear and you could even nest objects into it...

Multiply your gut feeling with Pi to get a "round" estimation. ;) In case you're done earlier, use the rest of the time to improve tests (or write tests at all ;))

I am pretty sure, that when it all crashes one day, only the non-digitals will survive.

@aviophille famous last words.. :D

Such days always have to start with a walk. A long walk. Minimum 2h.. best case: 4h!

You can also name it hiking, but actually you don't need much things with you. Just get out. We are sitting in our caves way too much.

After such a walk, everything else is different. Even masturbating, beer and TV Shows. :)

char is basically the same as int.

But you forgot byte:

Haha, 15 years ago we had this too in my previous company. I think it was called check.sh and did exactly that. :'-D

WTF, why would someone do that? Is there any benefit of that language?

I thought that's to avoid bugs, since bugs are attracted by bright light.

@IntrusionCM 100% agree.

Regarding company-hopping: In Germany this is seen as a "trouble maker", but is it the same in the US and/or other countries?

The YT-link in your Readme points to some music video. :)

Not sure if I understood all of it, but regarding career I got and hand on the simple advice: "Do what you love."

If you're doing it all for the money, then simply focus on that, but most likely you would have to deal with boredom.

If you know what you love, then don't shy to stay in the same company for several years. Loyalty is an underrated value.

If you have the feeling to be on the wrong place, then switch. However there is no "always happy" job. Endurance is also an important quality, even more for yourself when you managed to get trough rough times.

So no "take Option X" from me. Sorry. :)