(Found during a code review)

I think we need more labels!

Implementing a for loop in js because I need to skip some elements in a map as I transform. I'm feeling dirty

* cries in functional *

I just commented a test so the PR passes and the feature reaches next release; I can't fix it (Damn react testing library tests)

but after that, the linter failed for the same PR, so I just fixed it and did a git push -f

I guess once you cross the line you cannot come back

feel my pain

I've just accidentally removed my node_modules folder

pray for me

yarn install

I was contacted through Linkedin by some HR people, trying to seduce me for an interview for a position they have opened.

Among the benefits, they say, and I Quote

"the possibilities of growth* are infinite"

wew that's a lot of possibilities

* I assume they are referring to a professional career

here we go again

the remote-retrospective-where-most-of-the-team-are-muted-and-clearly-tweeting-or-doing-other-stuff

any ideas on how to improve this?

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

In less than 24 hours, I will be giving my last exam and getting a degree in Information Systems Engineering

The exam should be easy, but I am so afraid that I am having a hard time to study (And I also find the topics reaaaally boring, such as ethics, and law)

Send good vibes so I can finally (After almost 10 years) finish my studies and be an engineer

"We need to refactor THIS section of the Frontend because BE wants to implement THAT - we will agree the new structure, and we will migrate the previous structure"

- refactoring the app 4 times a year because reasons

Does anyone here use Payoneer here?

Let's say (hypothetically speaking) that a dev gets paid through Payoneer, and does not declare that money in taxes in their residing country (and that's the deliberate choice of using Payoneer in the first place - perhaps taxes are so high and makes the business not worth it).

That country does not exchange information with USA (which is where I would assume Payoneer accounts are). The customer that is paying through Payoneer is US-based.

At which point might the developer be accused of money laundry or similar by Payoneer? Even just for avoiding taxes, if anything

Of course, this is a very hypothetical question, none of this is actually happening.

Current mood:

Yet another meeting that I was forced to join where my presence was absolutely not required

Considering that Markdown exists and Readme files are rendered by default in GitLab, Github, and so on

Why devs insist on documenting stuff on Confluence?

I've been working remotely for more than 6 months, but today it's the first time I'm coding wearing only underpants

Living the dream

if only there was a native structure that supports find and map methods in js...

Literally dealing with a dev in a technology I know the most(and he barely knows), with him trying to give me orders because he wants to. We are pairs, but he has been more time in the project so "he's the leader", but he's acting like a boss. How to deal with that bullshit?

I think he feels attacked on his role