I can’t find any research on the impact of increased prevalence of vaping on bee populations. I feel there should be scientific studies done on this. It’s pretty much sweet smelling sticky bee poison that people are now walking about puffing all over every surface.

I got zero points… guess I’m old now?

Blink-182 veered wildly to the right towards 2012. They’re mostly back on the left again now, though.

Because Reddit mods are known for not being massive corruptable stooges?

Ma! MA!! Ma, yer mail’s here!

That makes sense, thank you

Why is a 21yo developer in a school to begin with?

Saint Jack

Have you talked to her about how you feel?

I know an architect who designs APIs this way. Also includes a status code in the response object because why have one status code when you can have two, potentially contradictory, status codes?

What a great fat wet lettuce of a human. He’s only capable of paying other people to do his dirty work.

This ain’t evolution. This is science counterevolutionarily keeping our ancestors alive long enough to procreate who should have died. I guess it’s evolution in a way since we’ve evolved to overcome the evolutionary concept of “survival of the fittest” or natural selection.

That cherry Mx keyboard is pretty cash yo

It’s in my fed

Man am I glad i left that honey-boo-boo-moderated shit show

Hey, it’s ok. You’re in a safe place now.

Hey look, the cancer is dying of itself…

Consume the well-to-do

What’s not covered is the 25 years of R&D in advance of waterfall project starting, or that it’s delivered 200% over time and cost due to those requirements being insufficient and based on assumptions that were never or are no longer true.

I personally find copilot is very good at rigging up test scripts based on usings and a comment or two. Babysit it closely and tune the first few tests and then it can bang out a full unit test suite for your class which allows me to focus on creative work rather than toil.

It can come up with some total shit in the actual meat and potatoes of the code, but boilerplate stuff like tests it seems pretty spot on.