That’s why agile was created. Because people don’t know what they want in panel 1.
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Yeah, it requires replacing the “you test the rocket” with “you test the rocket and it fails or doesn’t meet the updated mission specifications” and the “you go to mars” with “you want to go to mars”
JohnnyCanuck@lemmy.cato Programmer Humor@programming.dev•TIL that "nginx" is pronounced "engine-x", and not "n-jinx"3·4 months agoBah, I was there. .jif was barely used and came 5 years after. They should have used a different name!
JohnnyCanuck@lemmy.cato Programmer Humor@programming.dev•TIL that "nginx" is pronounced "engine-x", and not "n-jinx"7·4 months agoGagascript. One is soft, one is hard.
JohnnyCanuck@lemmy.cato Programmer Humor@programming.dev•TIL that "nginx" is pronounced "engine-x", and not "n-jinx"8·4 months agoIt doesn’t matter what it stands for. That’s not how acronyms work.
You don’t say “yolwa” for “YOLO”
You don’t say “Ah-ih-dees” for “AIDS”
You don’t say “britches” for “BRICS”
You don’t say “sue-knee” for “CUNY” (City University of New York) Etc.And if you want to argue specifically about G:
You don’t say “Jad” for “GAD” (generalized anxiety disorder)
You don’t say “joes” for “GOES” (Geostationary Operational Environmental Satellite)It’s not a hill I’m going to die on, I use both pronunciations, but the only argument I’ve ever believed for the proper one is that the creator pronounced it “jif”. https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/GIF#Pronunciation
Now let’s talk about “gibs” you heathens.
JohnnyCanuck@lemmy.cato Programmer Humor@programming.dev•TIL that "nginx" is pronounced "engine-x", and not "n-jinx"73·4 months agoGIF like Geoffrey the giraffe, if you get my gist. Always has been.
JohnnyCanuck@lemmy.cato Programmer Humor@programming.dev•All morning trying to fix something in CSS...3·5 months agoI haven’t heard of this. I make my personal websites from scratch in html and css using notepad++. I should probably modernize…
Not git, Perforce, but I used to have a guy on my team that would do weeks of work without checking in. 1000s of lines in 10s of files.
I gave him shit for every code review, every time we had 1-on-1s, and while he was doing his tasks. Nothing got through to him.
So I just kept dragging him back on check-ins. I’d nitpick the shit out of every line (and normally I hated that.) His stuff would inevitably break the build or be full of bugs anyway (duh) so I never felt bad that I was holding back his career since he was never getting things done “on time.”
If you can’t/won’t break your work down into smaller chunks you aren’t a skilled programmer and/or don’t have respect for the people you work with who have to review your shit.
It should say “porn” on the drive.
JohnnyCanuck@lemmy.cato Programmer Humor@programming.dev•Developing a third party UI for a platform you use frequently feels like this sometimes2·1 year agoI do think we need a “tap” horn (thumb button) and an “I’m mad” horn (press/punch the middle of the steering wheel).
On some cars, the “courtesy honk” is all but impossible.
JohnnyCanuck@lemmy.cato Programmer Humor@programming.dev•*Angry programmers noise getting louder and louder*1·1 year agodeleted by creator
I wonder how much open source COBOL is out there for LLMs to harvest.
Thanks, I had everything but “pego”.