0xblood

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by 0xblood 4y ago
Neat, but not more. I prefer to define my own context (splitting into files as I see fit) and using code folding etc. which can achieve a similar result without fundamentally changing workflows (as others pointed out - editors, git, grep, .
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by 0xblood 4y ago
>found during inspections in October 2021 That's a year ago, would you say they scheduled them for this year?
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by 0xblood 4y ago
The problem is that this becomes more difficult the more unpleasant the topic is. If you have to talk with somebody because there was a complaint about them, and you send the invite "Re: X project issues" because that's where
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by 0xblood 4y ago
Yes, that's what I mean with establishing it to be normal and not only when there a bad news. That way you don't automatically assume it's bad when someone just wants to pull you by the side for a quick conversation about som
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by 0xblood 4y ago
>Who is "we" here? Everyone? Regarding your other points, of course I try to be specific, already because it makes context switching easier and is generally more productive. However, in some situations you want to be vague. If
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by 0xblood 4y ago
For obvious reasons I avoid this as well. However, sometimes it's just simpler to take somebody aside without specifying context (or very vague), because somebody else in the group might feel VERY STRONGLY about that new deployment, ov
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by 0xblood 4y ago
My point was that we can just establish that "have a sec?" is (typically) never spooky, this is a different way to combat anxiety and ultimately makes working together more straightforward and simple. The scary stuff is always mea
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by 0xblood 4y ago
The more we become overly sensitive, the harsher it will feel if we accidentally miss being overly sensitive. Now you tell me I shouldn't use "you have a sec?" ? if this goes on where are we going to be in 10 years? No person
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by 0xblood 4y ago
I also find it rather obvious to the point I consider the game a masterpiece in satire, in a very dark and twisted way. I think it's the most cynical game I have ever played and I love it for that
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by 0xblood 4y ago
>I want to state up front that I believe the Earth is not flat, [...] and that Joseph R. Biden won the 2020 U.S. presidential election without rigging the outcome. Stopped reading there, not because I think the "election was stolen&
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by 0xblood 4y ago
>I am fascinated by how this 70-year-old creature has kept many similarities to today’s stacks, for example with IF and SWITCH If you like that, I recommend you take a look at a language called FORTRAN (2 years older than COBOL and still