tail lashes in agitation, destroying rows of waiting room furniture
"Please doctor, you have to try!"
Security officer runs into the room, pauses, slowly lowers taser
tail lashes in agitation, destroying rows of waiting room furniture
"Please doctor, you have to try!"
Security officer runs into the room, pauses, slowly lowers taser
I've said it before and I'll say it again... Getting kidnapped is her job
It's nonviolent. It's effective. Anyone who disagrees with such gentle methods actually just hates the cause
Honestly? Cancer is already getting cured, but no one will be able to afford it
But dinosaur people? Have fun refusing them or their families healthcare
Maybe turning people into dinosaurs is the morally superior option
And luckily it's not working
Having read through these replies, I'm leaning towards your thoughts on this. It does exactly what I thought it did, and I'm just not seeing the upside
I think I'm going to just push more strictly following feature branches
I get that theoretically... But does it like, just work automagically?
Like, I'm the git guru on my team, and we're about to start a new project larger than what we've done before. My teammates are old school and don't get git
Is frequent rebasing something I should push for? A clean history is nice, but I've just won them over on feature branches... Is this something quick and easy that would improve our quality of life?
How does a rebase play out? I know what it is conceptually, but usually just do the difficult merges myself
Cut the problem into tiny pieces, then group it back together with nice clean connections
Code in nice straight lines. Like good cable management - behaviors should flow from cause to effect, and as much as possible should flow through the main channels
Decide how you organize things, and stick to it. When you see code you don't remember writing, you should be able to say "if I were me, how would I do this?" and immediately know the correct answer
The cause is obvious... It's those damn vaccines! Optional isn't good enough, we have to ban them all
Well, it turns out Trump has become too goey to puppet, so they're putting Miller on camera
Steve Miller is not good on camera
Bullshit any avenue must be explored!
So far we've explored avenues such as... Going out into the desert and releasing weather balloons full of pollutants, building giant machines to capture CO2 at enormous energy cost (with no way to store it anyways), and pretending to plant forests that already exist
We really need to stop exploring avenues and focus on the street
Outside of AI, it's already shrinking
They all just don't want to be the first company to admit how bad things are