I can lead other people to treasure i cant get😅

I wish recruiters knew a little bit about bits.

My lift in nutshell

Pros of the pandemic . . . ?

Quarantine...

Last friday at 6pm

Usual..

I am having a hard time to find a good chat for my work environment (Slack sucks). Since we have Office 365 subscription I thought to give Teams another go after 3 years.
Well, looks like it is going to wait another 3 years.

WARNING: cringe for full-stack developers..

Recruiters at it again - how does any of this make sense?

This 😂

the motherboard you like...

I can identify

What's the most difficult english word to spell in your opinion?

Mine is "length". Keep forgetting if it's "th" or "ht" (but if you start to think about it is obvious).
And I bet not only mine since iit's written "lenght" in the production database at the company where I work ...

The responsive challenge.

Remember guys:

You can fix bugs.
You can’t fix users.

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if it works...

God help us, he has multiplied!

Sending this to the guy I like 😅

😂😂😂😂😂

this

For those considering a job in Software Development ...

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LOL.

A guy on another team who is regarded by non-programmers as a genius wrote a python script that goes out to thousands of our appliances, collects information, compiles it, and presents it in a kinda sorta readable, but completely non-transferable format. It takes about 25 minutes to run, and he runs it himself every morning. He comes in early to run it before his team's standup.

I wanted to use that data for apps I wrote, but his impossible format made that impractical, so I took apart his code, rewrote it in perl, replaced all the outrageous hard-coded root passwords with public keys, and added concurrency features. My script dumps the data into a memory-resident backend, and my filterable, sortable, taggable web "frontend"(very generous nomenclature) presents the data in html, csv, and json. Compared to the genius's 25 minute script that he runs himself in the morning, mine runs in about 45 seconds, and runs automatically in cron every two hours.

Optimized!

optimization?

Should I push my 1000th commit along with the 1000 devRant ++'s?

Where did our John go?
John, the British freelancer.

Pointers🤙🏾

Yesterday I was cleaning my computer and accidentally wiped out all my dev folder (I got confused with another folder named "dev" that I had just downloaded) and I lost all my work.

Fortunately, most of everything (or the most important at least) was on GIT. I only lost my yesterday's work which was not pushed (only locally committed).

Kids, remember pushing before leaving the building