@Lensflare Maybe it helps more in the sense of "you've been seen" or "we care about this"

@Lensflare Ah yeah, logitech has specific lines which are meant to last and ones which are meant to die

@D-4got10-01 Correct, it's even a google library

🫂 you can get through it. Sometimes for me when I'm really not feeling great I give this a listen: https://youtube.com/watch/... Maybe you'll resonate with it as well.

What can also help numb it while still helping is finding a project (a small one) and setting a deadline. This is now the goal you're waking up and working towards. Hope you have a better week 🫂

@Lensflare I've never replaced a keycap 😅. I think the mechanical spring thing will wear out before I wear through the keycap. But yes, it's because they print them on top

Also just rewrite it. Pick feature put it in new codebase, you won't think it'll be faster but it will be because you won't have weird unknown edge cases

@Lensflare going by the username, I'd think it's more rake-a-phobia ;P

@antigermanist but where is the copilot button?

@Lensflare You can get keycaps that where the letter is "shot through" the cap so if it's fading, you've worn all the way through. But my apex legend has served me for 7ish years now. Granted I haven't actively been using it for 1.5 now but it's been plugged in (wanted to try 10 keyless, a CIDOO V65 and it's quite for a mechanical keyboard, but I miss the numpad, and fn is a lie)

@jestdotty It rub lotion on it's thighs or it gets pains again?

What game 👌?

@jestdotty Brick by boring brick :D

This is where I'd take the ai (with good guidelines) and ask it to help clean up the code. That bitch will scream through that code base so quick. I often ask it about a bug "find what could be causing X" and it tends to work well in scanning through the whole repo

He just went into the bathroom that b2plane was in

@JsonBoa Will second this, mom still freaks out when she has to print something (she literally just has to press the print button and check the printer is on)

Nothing that bad, but have had plenty of people who clearly don't know how to manage projects...

Last I heard it could already break some encryptions (but from just a quick google seems that was fake news?)

"Would you like to leave a review"

Pops up with 5 stars rating and an input box

> leaves 1 star. Was asked to write review

@CoreFusionX Agreed there, I think that's something the original creators also say. Though I do like constant feedback, but let's be honest you'll generally only get "it's broken" until it's done and they want the whole thing changed

@whimsical You have to do 1 programming test in VIM ;P

THE BEATINGS SHALL CONTINUE UNTIL MORAL IMPROVES

@D-4got10-01 Yup 100% I miss the quirky people

@kinu Yeah that's what juniors do... sounds like your boss doesn't know what the position is. (also more people are like more cpu cores, async but each core will probably run a bit slower)

Sucks hearing the guy can't look at the code and at least make a plausible explanation

I stayed home and caught the flu :(

(but completely agree)

Next time add soup to it ;P

Yup 100% on the nextjs. 80% on the AI (because it seems to be used by someone who doesn't have technical skill) ;P

I've had projects like it before AI, and was one of the few that could quickly navigate and fix them (including upgrading dependencies to latests), but you really have to not think about how the code should be structured, and instead find flows that need to be adjusted.

Also, the cost of training up (less skilled) workers. Annoyingly, they want both great sales/soft skills and actual skills now. But it's the perspective of AIs replacing juniors

Good rest and a plan

@kinu if he's assigned to you, you are his mentor ;P

For me, we worked together on a project and in general, we got along, he was very resistant to pick up good practices, though. But throwing him in the deep end, and asking him to explain how he did things, did help. Also gave him so more advanced techniques to use, which would sometimes make him feel bad when you collapse a 30+ line function into a single line, though it helped explained its just experience.

At the end though, his approach to programming is more financially oriented than passion IMO which made him dismiss some learning areas

@djsumdog 2? No, I have 3 ;P

2 for internal company and 1 with the client. Which also likes to have the other AGILE meetings every other day, so close to 4 or 5 per day ;P

And yeah miss the "check in once a week" styles as well

@D-4got10-01 We're waiting on Hetzner at this point