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Cake day: June 13th, 2023

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  • lobut@lemmy.catoComic Strips@lemmy.world"xTherapy"
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    10 days ago

    Reminds me of when I did group “men” therapy and the guy running it recommended we all read Jordan Peterson.

    I don’t think he had any ill-intent, but I was like – eww … I stopped attending and hope they all stuck to that one book and only that.


  • lobut@lemmy.catoProgrammer Humor@programming.devgotMeThinking
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    I knew some bad devs that didn’t have CS degrees. They joined because they thought the money would be good and the companies wanted to reduce labour costs.

    It’s really hard to explain to someone what loops are that doesn’t get it.

    However some of the “worst” devs that I’ve worked with aren’t incompetent coders. They’re good “coders” that are fucking shit to work with. They refuse to fix their own bugs, blame you for their mistakes, ignore your feedback and management fucking loves them and gives them carte blanche. I’m talking over ten years ago but we implemented some cache system who refused to publish their docs online to “strengthen” relationships with their customers. Anyways, the dude implements it, doesn’t document anything (much like the product itself). Days past after implementation and I see what looks like a cache bug and I say, “Sergii, can we look at this together?” His reply? “No, I’m sick of looking at it” … I go to the manager and he says, “yeah I get what he means, I’d not wanna looks at it either” … great.





  • lobut@lemmy.catoMemes@sopuli.xyzhow I actually feel though
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    13 days ago

    I spent a shitload on buying TV shows and movies on Google. Then I moved back to Canada from the UK and my library is fucked (lost some movies and shows). Google also doesn’t let me play it on 1080P or 4K on my browsers despite paying for it. They said they understand the pain and whatever they did didn’t work.

    Yeah I had enough of this shit.











  • Agreed. I’m British and became a Canadian Citizen when I was 9 and moved back and forth a lot between the two countries.

    When I moved back to the UK when I was 25 – I actually had to get used to hearing and saying “maths”. I remember going to school in Sheffield when I was 14-15 and I must have heard it there but it still shocked me as an adult.