They lazily release one game over and over again. How many times has oblivion been released in the last 20 years?

Yes they are lazy, what OP said just wasn’t a good example of that laziness.

Windows Mobile was the most popular mobile OS in the US during mid 00s. But it was all downhill from there

Well you see, there are 11 days in a faceweek

It’s pretty gsimple

Every run re-resolves from your workflow file, and the results can change without any modification to your code.

Sounds expensive too.

Ahhh, I get it now.

If you can’t quit your job and live off your investments and previous earnings, you are firmly in the proletariat.

Lumping in those who day trade on T212 with those buying into investment schemes at the clubhouse isn’t helpful. “It’s a big fucking club” and it’s pretty obvious whether you’re in it or not.

December 23rd

Never trust a man deploying with a Santa hat on

Why would they get rid of McKinsey? That would make dinner at the club super awkward!

Dumpster fire companies are the ones he’s targeting because they’re the mostly likely to look for quick and cheap ways to fix the symptoms of their problems, and most likely to want to replace their employees with automations.

That’s a very narrow definition of the contents of the book.

What if we don’t define code quality in terms of the aesthetics of that code?

Why is the perception of code quality so important prior to that code ever having been executed?

How can we test our code? What does it’s testability tell us? What do it’s tests tell us?

Is our test code good quality? Does it need to be? How can we know it is? Is it’s quality measured by the same metrics as the code it is testing?

‘Clean Code’ by Uncle Bob is a good place to start when answering these questions.

Quality is not a measurable entity

The moment at which I knew this article couldn’t be taken seriously came later than expected, but here it is

Hahahaha I’ve been through the same process! And I’m still learning, it ain’t just you man

Yeah it was a joke man. CoD is exactly as you described but it’s irrelevant to the people playing it.

Sports fans go and watch the same team play similar games dozens of times over many many seasons. That’s what CoD is to its fans (FIFA, NFL, etc., similarly).

Both are not for me, but I get why other people like it.

Now do same sex schools

Leave it in a steam review bruh

It’s CoD. You’re asking why people drink coke if you don’t like coke.

Also, steam FPS reviews are full of people on full tilt. Use better review sources.

PM expert mode challenge: recall the last thing you asked for

Lemmy android app. Not sure if it’s on iOS tbh

I’m using Boost, so I’ve been using tagging a lot. It’s useful to remind yourself whether someone routinely behaves in a way that you don’t want to interact with.

I’ve probably untagged more people than I’ve blocked at this point. People are complicated, moods change with the weather.

Also helped me to correlate that the majority of my tags were on ml users. I’ve filtered that instance and, can’t lie, using Lemmy is much nicer now.