I have this sbt test that keeps failing on CI. Locally it works fine but soon as it goes through circle CI, shit gets fucked. Now when I incessantly keep rerunning the working flow without any change, it eventually passes and I am able to deploy. I have no idea wtf is happening or what to do about it. Isn't containerizatiom supposed to solve this whole worked on my machine conundrum? I am too unenthusiastic and numb to even feel anyway about this. Wish everything would end.

*passes a spliff

Containerization doesn't fix amateur ops. It probably makes it worse.

Or

Containerization increases consistency. If things are consistently bad, it makes them consistently worse.

@SortOfTested Or - to put it another way: putting Shit in a box, does not make it smell any better.

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Developing an Imagined Future

Being creative and entertaining while reading – by adding your own ideas and thoughts to the story, and interacting with the other characters – takes us further into our own thoughts. I've written about this in my Practical Presentation E-Book.

It's this aspect of the plot development that really drives the story forward, when our imagination is available to respond to the stimuli of the story rather than simply analysing the plot.