Sadge.

It’s because we don’t feel better, we feel tired. It’s an exhausting process, and we don’t get to feel reward chemicals from abstract tasks like that

Lol… We’re not nearly there

We’re still at “you can’t address climate change without agreeing it’s bad”

This is the fucker who put us on the worst timeline! Get their ass!

Certs don’t mean much, if they help open the door that’s fine. The goal is to get a job.

Get one job fixing computers, and you’re a computer repair technician. Get one job designing networks, and you’re a network engineer

No one will be impressed by a long list of certs. Focus on the ones you want for your first job, and once you get it the certs will stop mattering

Study finds rising seas could flood facilities handling waste, sewage, and oil and gas – and coastal states most at risk

You don’t say…

No one reads the bill anyways… Especially not the people voting on it

Most bills are insane enough even without history tracking

Candy corn is one of the only sugar based candies I like. But only fresh, if it’s stale it’s as bad as Skittles or smarties

Plane shoots, plane dives then climbs in a reverse palabora. Bullet flies mostly straight

Me too, but this works like a charm

Here’s a better description if you or someone else needs it. For me, 4 or five times at the correct amount of force does it right away… It’s weird but it works

Luckily I’m one of the many where the trick where you slide your fingers to tap your skull works on. If you don’t know what I’m talking about, let me know… It doesn’t work on everyone, but it’s really effective when it does work

I don’t know about you, but the quiet only makes things louder for me. I hear the building creak, the wind pushing against everything, the hum of electronics, cars in the distance, voices carried on the wind…

Even if you can cut off all that, even in a sensory deprivation tank, your body is full of noise and sensation. If it’s quiet enough, you can hear the blood pumping through your body

There’s no such thing as zero stimulation

But being out in nature makes it much easier to just sit and exist. Or wander around and exist

Having read through these replies, I’m leaning towards your thoughts on this. It does exactly what I thought it did, and I’m just not seeing the upside

I think I’m going to just push more strictly following feature branches

I get that theoretically… But does it like, just work automagically?

Like, I’m the git guru on my team, and we’re about to start a new project larger than what we’ve done before. My teammates are old school and don’t get git

Is frequent rebasing something I should push for? A clean history is nice, but I’ve just won them over on feature branches… Is this something quick and easy that would improve our quality of life?

What is good omens? I read the sci-fi shelves in their entirety growing up, so I’ve likely read it… But if I haven’t, I could really use a new hyperfixation

How does a rebase play out? I know what it is conceptually, but usually just do the difficult merges myself

Cut the problem into tiny pieces, then group it back together with nice clean connections

Code in nice straight lines. Like good cable management - behaviors should flow from cause to effect, and as much as possible should flow through the main channels

Decide how you organize things, and stick to it. When you see code you don’t remember writing, you should be able to say “if I were me, how would I do this?” and immediately know the correct answer

Bullshit any avenue must be explored!

So far we’ve explored avenues such as… Going out into the desert and releasing weather balloons full of pollutants, building giant machines to capture CO2 at enormous energy cost (with no way to store it anyways), and pretending to plant forests that already exist

We really need to stop exploring avenues and focus on the street

The fucking wind. And a few solar panels

Kites are such an obvious answer