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No no, that is the right tense! I thought initially it was like light sarcasm targeting the conceit of the reddit post, i.e., "how could it be pointless if I ha
by beepbooptheory 3y ago
No no, that is the right tense! I thought initially it was like light sarcasm targeting the conceit of the reddit post, i.e., "how could it be pointless if I have amassed all this experience." Beyond that.. not sure (I'm not that smart).
Perhaps its just something like: "the scandal that this library is bullshit amounts to not a lot considering it's still pretty new thing." But the, erm, strong showing of downvotes of my original post makes me think its a better bit than that!
Indulge me with the joke if you'd like, but don't worry about me! I'm doing pretty good, despite my slow mind.
- drdrey 3y agoThe context for the joke is that some job listings have inflated requirements, like N years of experience from framework/language X that realistically nobody has (or in this case, can have)