yes this
Qualifier: have not been able to use graphql yet, and I'd still like to try it out at least before making and judgements
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yes this
Qualifier: have not been able to use graphql yet, and I'd still like to try it out at least before making and judgements
And yes I do recognize it must suck ass to live in Gaza and I feel for them, and hope for a better future where their lives don't suck ass. I have no idea what to do about it though.
I know it's inconvenient for Europeans and progressives who think they can just lift the blockade and stop operations in Syria and everyone will live happily ever after, but when that filters through my ears it becomes "we don't give a fuck if you live or die."
Why should I care about the opinions of people who don't give a fuck if I live or die?
:D
Or I maybe just lost my internet innocence, seeing Big Game come in and decide on a whim to toss in the bin the place where I spent most of my after school time. Also where I learned how to un-ban myself by editing the right registry key. :D
They're gonna hang a noose and GM is still too scared/unable to fire them? Am I misreading this?
But also can easily also see how merit based promotion at a production plant would be used to work workers to the bone. Gotta be some kind of balance.
"or will it just obfuscate bugs in the long run?"
Probably. :shrug emojii:
But more stable in the sense of turning hard crashes into UI quirks.
It's just the whole needing to give blunt assessments of underlings that may have consequences for their and their families livelihood that I'm not suited for.
And I'm sure even the worst at google are far from 'useless.' Figure of speech.
Edit: Possibly better than the alternative overall though. So frustrating to have competent people promoted as you're trying to put out a working product. Cancel those meetings and fix this code!
same as it ever was.
hooking it up to a camera looking at a screen and a robot arm with a mouse would be more fair though.
edit: ok they did have a camera version, but i still want a robot arm.
In school would usually (ok, often) get highest score, but took the longest to finish.
(feel free to correct)
don't forget how much cheaper it is!
bah!
Ah well.
To be fair, OSX warned me something was drawing too much voltage, and I still tried it like 5 times after that, but the screen did flicker on a few times and work for a sec before it all went kaput.
https://worldbuilding.stackexchange.com/questions/65198/what...
We win, trade war over!