The real fun begins if you spin up vagrant boxes to run a docker swarm on them to then run your docker containers on the swarm.

May your CPU cooler be with you.

I don't think you wanna know how much the absolute evil of PM is getting paid.

And now image that Hans Moravec created a self driving cart that could defeat uneven terrain using assembly. He had a team of him and 2 undergrads.

Must have been wild.

I had to do that as well. It was shit.

But a very important detail is missing, the force reboot.

I recommend doing a git kata, gets you going with the 20% of git you will use daily.
For the specific things you can always consult SO or documentation/blog posts

I personally love the .net docs, and the fact that it is "integrated" in the IDE by pressing F1 (VS and Rider)

You should also remember that the programmer population doubling time is about 5 years currently (and increasing) which means that half of all programmers have less than 5 years experience.

At this point I am too afraid to ask what this machine is.

I look myself in the mirror every day in the morning....

and get flashbacks to all the bugs (made by me) i have to fix today.

And you thought some inspirational quote comes from me.

Or just go the Microsoft way of things: append preview

Exception: Integer overflow, use long instead.

The mysterious 10x developer all of a sudden makes sense.

@react-guy
I like that, a good one for my joke-belt

They don't know how to join tables...

I'm "using" arch as well. Under the hood with Garuda linux at least. Don't know if that counts as using arch or it's like saying i code in cpp when in reality i let the python transpiler do the cpp for me.

And then the time comes where getting into a flow state gets easier and easier and your productivity skyrockets. But don't forget to take regular breaks (Pomodoro) otherwise you're exhausted very soon.

Or go the Microsoft way of things. Call it preview and ship it.

Definitely better than playing video games the whole weekend.

Hope you at least had fun with scrabble.

Thank you for the explanation. I know shit about swift. Now i know shit and pointers are a fucking meme.

Thank you for the meme education.

Why is nobody appreciating the polynomials.

They got some nice curves after all.

@kamen thanks for the hint. I also thought about going into the keyboard file, but it's very messy in there.

That weird "B" is, a directly translated, "sharp s". I don't think english even has that sounds. It's just a special s for words that have a middle long s sound. The longest is a single s, then then ß, and the fastest is double ss.

German us a weird language once you think about it.

I am wondering why they are not at this point porting eveything to the browser and maybe wrap some electron around it to have the native performance.

This is by far the most creative thing I can have ever heard about a recruitment process. I love it

Blease exblain

Leave some breadcrumbs behind so you know when you're moving in circles.

You could try some coding challenges. Something like AdventOfCode.com. I know it's not advent time now, but I love the puzzles.

Sounds like the perfect implementation once you put on the management glasses 🕶️

What's it's purpose. If it's some kind of let's say embedded system language, 20 years out of support and only that one professor you happen to have knows it, chances are almost nobody uses or even knows it.