Self-explanatory means "I don't feel like explaining this right now"

The people that stayed either are on visas that don't let them quit or need to stay for health insurance reasons. Sucks to be them right now, at that point it's basically slavery.

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@b2plane Many things. The development team was comprised only of juniors, nobody knew what they where doing. Deadlines where extremely tight. Code style, unit tests, CI, etc. was non-existant. Everyone was working on like 10 projects at once.

The thing is they didn't even really try to hide this. They said they where "still setting these things up". So I could have easily rejected them, but they where the first company to give me a offer and I went for it. The pay was quite bad too so overall it was just a bad deal for me.

Now I get paid 1.5 times as much and work on just one project at a time, working with experienced seniors who know what they are doing and can teach me. It's great.

I got a job soon after graduation, it was terrible. I wish I'd kept looking for longer, but I just wanted something as soon as possible. This was short sighted.

My second job was terrible too. Only at my third job did I feel somewhat appreciated.

One month is not a lot of time. Give it a bit.

It's pretty easy to make the background transparent, just select this boundary with the wand tool and delete

There are many free food
cors proxy services, though most are slow or unreliable

@N00bPancakes Definitely, I'm sure he'll be here laughing at his own mistake a few months from now

An experienced dev could isolate the good parts from the bad parts of the question, analyze if the problems are relevant to the current use case, ultimately use it in crafting a perfectly acceptable bit of code.

My coworker is not an experienced dev.

@rememberMe I've tried building my own engine with some success but there are just too many features something like Unity offers. Skinned mesh rendering is quite difficult to get working yourself, let alone static lightmapping or navmesh generation. I wish I could mix and match the useful unity features with my own replacements for the WTF areas

Imagine the bugs this would cause, I imagine sites like r/softwaregore would be full of dictionary definitions in random places

++ for mono develop

I'm interviewing for a job now that currently has only on technical person, who indeed calls himself the CTO. I'll just tell him that if he hires me he'll be a legit CTO.

Colors work perfectly fine I'm the default CMD. I have it setup to be black text in white background be default, which messes up some programs that change the text color but not the background. White on white is quite difficult to read.

@agentQ Cortana can date the Samsung assistant (whatever it's name was). If we're lucky well hey a Romeo and Juliet addition and they both kill themselves.

@bashleigh next up, YAML based HTML replacement

Or trying to learn a language with shitty documentation

I'm studying computer science right now, and my advice would be to ignore anything language or framework specific, since it's probably outdated anyway, instead focus on the mathematics and design patterns