@Lensflare "I poisoned this technology" sounds like a good analogy indeed.

@D-4got10-01 It seems the average has become 1 year. I've been hearing it more and more from people.

@D-4got10-01 That's great to hear!

@jestdotty Employment Disconnect Engineer. jk lol

@retoor Except it makes me fail at projects because I don't master the tech.

@cuddlyogre Something interfering. Hm.

Some guesses: not tested enough/memory set too low in some config.ini

Callback function to escape void hm... so that would mean that function would have to keep bouncing around in memory.

Super relatable.

@Lensflare Interesting. Sounds like some personal problems on their side. Not wanting to cooperate is either a violating of contract terms or violation of agile... though normally the manager should come in between if needed.

@Lensflare Damn straight!

@jestdotty It's still a stochastic system. E-mail management I can understand... but to write an e-mail? Maybe to a super important exec but they don't care anyway. I mean come on, does a person lack the education to write a professional, contextual e-mail? I put too much faith in people. lol

Unless you know exactly what to say during each interview and you know its structure and expectations, do's and don't, you are realistically likely to fail between 500 and 1500 interviews.

@cuddlyogre amagad iz reel? I kent beliv eet

@kamen The problem was that the status code was 200 OK because it returned an image but in fact the hidden status code was 400 bad request. All I got was: "Nobody expects the CRLF". I simply had included a CRLF in my request by mistake.

@jestdotty gym bro: where there's a wheel, there's a whey

@jestdotty Pufferfish!

@jestdotty They charge me emotional blackmail and gaslighting. Howeverrrrr, I'm quitting! So that's great.

@jestdotty https://youtube.com/watch/... lolol.

Correction on my post: it turned out to be 5 MB audio for a 500 MB file.

This reminds me of the liar paradox as well as the Facebook messaging analogy: it's like being invited to a party but shoving notes under each door.. Can we somehow model this into Set Theory? Hm. The pondering! Taking pen and paper.. let's see..

So.. philosophically we must understand the terms: what is a secret? It is something that is kept from knowledge or view (ref. dict). Though if everything is a secret, then they are in the same space. Everything can exist unacknowledged, as is currently, therefore it's all a secret. How can you not view everything.. hm.. that would lead to removal of consciousness. Hm... lastly: what is 'is'? Newtonian, Cartesian? Visibility for the first, consciousness for the second.

This is some true corporate hit. lol

@spongessuck Hm, companies still do it.

@cafecortado That depends. lol

You guys with the acronyms remind me of:

https://youtube.com/watch/... at 5:25 mark. lol

Start your own businessss.

@JsonBoa Damn straight! People need to respect themselves. If there is no respect in the workplace, it's time to find another one. Yeah "market changes" or "feeding the CEO's bonuses". lol

@PaperTrail Does it ever! It also has: Finance Department, Procurement, you name it, every single ITIL department or department a company can have! lol.

One of the other companies I worked for also had an Integration Department and at this one retro meeting the Devs were pissed at them because apparently both teams couldn't agree on things for some reason.

During my time at this current company, I got met with constant no's and I got fed up with it.

Nice to hear about your idea. It sounds efficient and usable, having value, rather than with finance bros try to sell all the time.

That Integration Department sounds dumb.

I have a similar thing happen to me when Management asked for group feedback on a session and then when I gave my great idea, they ignored it and later... pawned it off as their own. What a piss off. They're not getting ideas from me anymore.

@Bordii Yes, I can imagine the lack of live audience but the YouTube one also has that lack. What is the motivator? Money, probably. I'm willing to bet that those other industry 'educators' took on the 'teaching' as an extra, unpaid role as is often the case in business.

YouTubers, on the other hand, they are usually passionate about what they are teaching and are doing it out of genuine drive.

@Lensflare Insert Instagram nasal A.I. narrator: "Five tips for men they need to act on right now"