At my job, me and another guy were given stuff to work on. But unknown to product, there's a lot of shared code there.
In my imagination, it should be someone's job to coordinate this. Instead, I finished a chunk of mine, he finished a chunk of his, and then there was confusion. Maybe that's just a technical team lead's job.
..what do you mean by using dev containers? Are your people doing development on their host machine?
Yeah we finally set up a workflow where we get production data available in a staging environment. This has saved a lot of trouble via "well it worked on my local where there were 100 records, but prod has 1037492 and it does not"
If there's going to be fantasies about murder, can his whole posse go out?
It would never even occur to me to eat at fast food (unless you count like the pizza by the slice place on the corner).
I just feel so alienated from everyone else sometimes. Just... The food isn't good, isn't good for you, isn't cheap, isn't fast. The org isn't environmentally or politically friendly. Just stop eating there. Be mildly inconvenienced if you have to.
But I guess that will slam right into the constant problem of "someone feels bad and now they're not going to listen"
Usually when I record something like a band playing, I point the camera and then watch the stage with my eyes. I also make sure the camera is not visible to anyone behind me, because that's annoying.
It's intimate. It signals interest. Often you get to touch other parts of their body, too. Some people are good kissers and have the appropriate amount of forcefulness/submission for each other.
Where would you lay the blame?
And how is that hypothetical response "intellectually dishonest"?
Poe's law is real. I can't tell if this is satire.
I thought we had all reached consensus that style is more important than realism. And you can do style without mega hardware.
On the other hand, the fidelity in bg3 I think added something to it. I don't think it would have been the same experience if they were simple sprites like the original games. Is it worth all the hardware? Maybe.
I WANT SHORTER GAMES
Can I have my cake and eat it too? I want games with a short critical path, but satisfying ways to spend more time with it if it's fun.
So like interesting NG+ stuff, boss rush modes, different builds, whatever.
Several times I've set the max warnings to whatever the current warning count is, and then decreased that over time.