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Fortaleza posted:fun fact: AAA can't/won't tow cars if they aren't registered. Whoops! this is entirely up to the tow truck driver, fyi. when you call AAA they just send out someone local who they have an agreement with, and he bills AAA later. what happens between you and the driver is between you and him. for instance, in order to get AAA to tow a motorcycle, you need to have the super premium plan that lets you get your RV towed or whatever. but if your motorcycle blows up and you have the regular plan, you can just lie and say you're driving your car, insist that you need a flatbed truck because the rear tires shredded, and when the truck arrives it's up to the driver to load your bike or not. for a couple of bills i'm sure he would. 
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cinci zoo sniper posted:each of these videos represent different style or theme this rules, cheers cinci 😊
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cjs: JavaScript is actually kind of good
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Sagebrush posted:this is entirely up to the tow truck driver, fyi. when you call AAA they just send out someone local who they have an agreement with, and he bills AAA later. what happens between you and the driver is between you and him. Well sounds like the hapless dude whom I sold the truck back to isn't a very good negotiator. His original plan was to bypass the fuel line completely (because it seemed like the pump was working fine) by having a gas tank in the bed with the hose running over or through the cab into the pump. Didn't get the chance because he locked the keys in there and said "oh I've opened this a million times, I'll come back tomorrow with a coat hanger" then came back the next day and spent all afternoon trying and failing to get the door open at all. That was his 4th visit and I'd lost my patience and told him to get it towed so here we are.
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born on a buy you posted:cjs: JavaScript is actually kind of good i propose that we make you ik of terrible programming thread
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oh man i are so much szechuan food oh man i feel amazing
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4 mala rivers
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born on a buy you posted:cjs: JavaScript is actually kind of good you should be banned for this opinion
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AnimeIsTrash posted:you should be banned for this opinion
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AnimeIsTrash posted:you should be banned for this opinion
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born on a buy you posted:cjs: JavaScript is actually kind of good
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i don't know about javascript, but i do kinda like java. it's better than python at least.
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Java and Python don’t even occupy the same problem space
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The Fool posted:Java and Python don’t even occupy the same problem space
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just spent the last hour figuring out the right incantation of npm audit commands to resolve all vulns in a tutorial project i maintain, only to find out that right now there are about 43 unsolveable vulnerabilities for an empty angular project, none of them actually applicable in any way. so no, you don't under any circumstances, "gotta hand it to them"
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"ios developer" on the team needs to set JAVA_HOME for some reason and doesn't know how doesn't know how to add a command to his shell config file doesn't where the shell config file would be doesn't know how to change to his home directory in the shell isn't quite sure how to "open the file in a text editor" aside from that i assume he's a v. effective ios developer
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CPColin posted:cjs: Watching as my most useless coworker flails around in tickets where I know exactly what the problem is, but they keep not reaching out to me, the person who writes the code for these dumb applications, so gently caress them lol Have you considered writing documentation for your coworker and others to actually understand your code and what it does Like, how likely is it that everyone else is the problem, versus your code not being self documenting / obvious enough
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Especially since, it would free up your time in the long run, and solves the "They don't want to bother me for the fifth day in a row because I wrote something weird and confusing" problem, right?
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Gazpacho posted:"ios developer" on the team needs to set JAVA_HOME for some reason and doesn't know how almost like some people aren't loving obsessed with computers and just learn the parts they need to be productive, and this is that person's moment of having to learn something new to be productive, and they could probably do with someone less insufferably smug being the one to teach them
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Gazpacho posted:"ios developer" on the team needs to set JAVA_HOME for some reason and doesn't know how I was working on a pipeline template last week and needed to test it against maven that was my first time touching maven and I’m not impressed
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carry on then posted:almost like some people aren't loving obsessed with computers and just learn the parts they need to be productive, and this is that person's moment of having to learn something new to be productive, and they could probably do with someone less insufferably smug being the one to teach them
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also idk why you assume that my vents here are a perfect reflection of how i interacted with someone directly
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Gazpacho posted:also idk why you assume that my vents here are a perfect reflection of how i interacted with someone directly because nerds think they're being stealthy with their scoffs and eyerolls when interacting with someone they view as an intellectual inferior and they aren't. at all.
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Gazpacho posted:"ios developer" on the team needs to set JAVA_HOME for some reason and doesn't know how linux sucks poo poo and is a terrible development environment
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Shaggar posted:linux sucks poo poo and is a terrible development environment
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carry on then posted:just spent the last hour figuring out the right incantation of npm audit commands to resolve all vulns in a tutorial project i maintain, only to find out that right now there are about 43 unsolveable vulnerabilities for an empty angular project, none of them actually applicable in any way. javascript is trash and the tooling around it is trash. if you people would just stop using it it would go away
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Gazpacho posted:and not one that people generally develop ios software on if you're doing linux shell bullshit its a linux. doesnt matter if apple makes your specific distro
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i don't mind explaining the other stuff. programmers edit text files. that's what they do.
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alexandriao posted:Have you considered writing documentation for your coworker and others to actually understand your code and what it does The application in question is one I inherited with no documentation and haven't written that much new code for. The specific issue going on is probably that the user is being redirected to the Test SSO portal and using their Production SSO credentials, then getting locked out. If my coworker asked things like "what URL are you trying to use" or "what URL are you being sent to" the problem should become obvious. Instead, they marked the ticket as "in progress" and it's been sitting there like that all day. In the four years I've been here, this coworker has not once successfully delegated a task to anybody who might know better/faster and instead tries to tackle everything on their own for far too long. Oh, and there have been a few times where they finally did reach out to me about something and I pointed them at the procedure I put in the wiki and got an "oh, I didn't read that" in reply. So keep on flailing until you retire, I guess!
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alexandriao posted:Especially since, it would free up your time in the long run, and solves the "They don't want to bother me for the fifth day in a row because I wrote something weird and confusing" problem, right? And the other problem is that, because they never do reach out to me on some of these, they're just sitting there with fifty rotting tickets assigned to them. This is someone with thirty years of experience in their current position.
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my boss constantly has to remind me how to do git stuff that gitkraken/fork don’t do automagically for me and I frequently have to Google the commands to set PATHs or envvars or whatever the hell but boy oh boy do I know exactly what to do to make sure android lifecycles are never the reason I get an NPE
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cjs: i sent the guy an apology
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CPColin posted:The application in question is one I inherited with no documentation and haven't written that much new code for. The specific issue going on is probably that the user is being redirected to the Test SSO portal and using their Production SSO credentials, then getting locked out. If my coworker asked things like "what URL are you trying to use" or "what URL are you being sent to" the problem should become obvious. Instead, they marked the ticket as "in progress" and it's been sitting there like that all day. In the four years I've been here, this coworker has not once successfully delegated a task to anybody who might know better/faster and instead tries to tackle everything on their own for far too long. Ok, so at that point you make yourself a bit more approachable and just reach out to offer a bit of help. Like it wouldn't hurt to say "Hey buddy, I was browsing the open tickets and saw (active ticket id). It's been open for a while and I had a hunch and I think they are actually using the wrong url lol, might be something to check out and i hope u haven't been sent on a wild goosechase because of that!" or whatever. Personally ive been in the "wow this task that should take 1hr is taking 3 days" territory (I'm in it right now  ). It is embarrassing and hurtful and ruins your self confidence. What is likely happening is that this person has a preconception about the codebase and is working either on other things because of the stress, or presumes good faith on the side of the client and is digging into the wrong part of the code to deal with it. If this happens often it just becomes a cycle because you get progressively demoralised and less able to think the longer it goes on  Hell, you might learn something about them and they will definitely learn something from your interaction, it sounds like Also I mean if the job pays and nobody hates you, lmao. Sometimes it's just a learning thing... I hope
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Gazpacho posted:cjs: i sent the guy an apology I've been on both ends of your story and can say that the apology is probably unneeded but a nice gesture.
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The Fool posted:I was working on a pipeline template last week and needed to test it against maven convention over configuration is a terrible idea.
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rotor posted:convention over configuration is a terrible idea. oh yeah? do you have a better idea?
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fart simpson posted:oh yeah? do you have a better idea? yes.
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fart simpson posted:oh yeah? do you have a better idea? basically follow the end to end principle
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maven is fine as a dependency resolver, if you absolutely must have that sort of thing. The rest of it sucks.
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