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did you ever consider their code was good and it's you that is the problem?
by danielmarkbruce 10mo ago
did you ever consider their code was good and it's you that is the problem?
- pdntspa 10mo agoI did, and that is very much not the case here. I don't know how a "good" programmer opens the same gig+ file for writing in multiple threads (dozens sometimes) without any kind of concurrency management. A "good" programmer doesn't give you a 2000+-line python script where every variable has no more than two characters in its name, with 0 comments or explanatory info. A "good" programmer doesn't write a cluster that checks an "OK" REST endpoint on a regular interval, and then have that same cluster freak the fuck out and check 10-100x as often if that "OK" does not arrive exactly as it should.
- danielmarkbruce 10mo agoI'll take a guess - you've never spent a minute at a company that is considered world class as far a software engineering goes. Am I right?
- purple_turtle 10mo agoThis post seems misplaced.