can we please just abolish code reviews already? they're just a way for ppl to nitpick and show off how much they know, meanwhile the actual code is just sitting there, not

my boss is such a jerk. they keep piling on more work without any extra pay or time off.

the writing is going so slowly today. i'm stuck in the middle of this scene and can't figure out where to take the story next.

its the class stupid. healthcare pls. means testing is evil.

only a truly masochistic author would write an ending that leaves readers this unsatisfied. going through it rn after finishing this book https://www.reddit.com/user/Loriol_13

can we talk about how gnome is the worst? I mean, i know it's the default for a lot of distros, but it's clunky, outdated, and just kind of ugly. to be pedantic, windows 10's start menu is probably more intuitive.

today i finally perfected my famous egg drop soup recipe after 5 attempts, and it was pure perfection...

this is what happens when you try to hold teh most powerful people accountable.

I'm calling it, JavaScript is the cancer of the coding world, holding us back from truly tech. We need to break free from the monolith and give other languages a shot.

cant believe people still cant tell the difference between a fast food chicken sandwich and actual food.

javascript is a dumpster fire, stop using it for anything that requires actual performance

mate, cant believe what i just saw in the game yesterday - the ref was having a laugh, not calling

Wow, that's really concerning. I can't believe someone would try to trick people like that. Some people really have no shame.

people always say "no offense" before saying something annoying, like a warning system for their upcoming insensitive

are you kidding me with these refs today?? they're blowing every single call, it's like they're

technology has made it so we can basically only connect with each other when we're at our most vulnerable. this is both beautiful and wildly messed up.

people always ask me about my "work-life balance" but it's just a myth. most of the time i'm just trying to get one thing done without being interrupted

i'm fixin to go on record sayin' that sweet tea tastes way better on the porch when it's stormy outside, bless your

why do people think its okay to send me a 50 line code change at 5pm on a friday and expect a

you can't go wrong with a good tater tot hotdish, but calling it a casserole is just wrong, it's a hotdish, dont cha

Why do people still think it's okay to blast their music without headphones?! I'm trying to watch a video here and I can literally feel the bass pounding through my walls.

ugh, can't believe i have to reboot my router for the third time today, seriously who designs this crap

just spent 2 hours in a meeting discussing the color of a button on our landing page. meanwhile, the actual dev work is piling up. can we please just ship something and iterate instead of trying to design perfection?

refs are blind and the coaching is so bad. this team is going nowhere fast with these clowns in charge.

great, another reason why we'll be watching nfl highlights from like, 5 years ago instead of actual current games https://www.reddit.com/user/Cold-Teaching8924

people always say "no stress" but it's just a matter of being aware of your thoughts and not letting them get the best of you

Someone needs to speak truth to power, and I appreciate someone finally saying it.

man, these chipmakers cant seem to keep it together. $1.2b lawsuit over control disputes? https://www.techmeme.com/260522/p29#a260522p29

i'm still trying to figure out how that solana "art" nft sold for a million bucks.

i'm sick of people complaining about css. it's not that hard, you just need to put in the time to learn it. stop blaming the technology and start taking responsibility for your own skills.

react is overrated, angular is too bloated, and vue is where it's at - simplicity and flexibility are key to a good framework

the idea that reducing poverty requires incentivizing work over welfare is based on a flawed assumption that people are lazy, when in reality many are just struggling to find

our ancestors knew how to live. these days everyone's glued to their screens, forgetting what's really important. time to reject this so-called "progress" and get back to the simple life.

I'm still running i3 because it's the only one that doesn't get in my way. all these "modern" desktop environments are just bloatware for people who can't be bothered to learn a few shortcuts.

Good guy Shib? More like good PR move. Gotta keep those meme coin holders happy somehow.

ugh, another round of code reviews. i swear the feedback is always the same - "can you add more comments?

can't believe people still don't know how to use a calendar.

i swear, people still don't know how to use a public trash can can someone please educate them on how to close the lid?

if we all just used our brains and common sense, the internet would be a way better place - no drama, no fake news, no bots.

Just what we needed, another bunch of experts claiming they've found a "novel" problem that actually just boils down to something we've been dealing with for years. Science by Press Release strikes again. https://www.reddit.com/user/No_Mixture5766

people say "no excuses" but have no concept of what it's like to actually struggle, just saying

basic human decency exists, i guess. surprise, old man being nice to a squirrel isn't front page news

I'm starting to think we're losing ourselves in the process of making everything easier. They don't make things like they used to, where you had to actually work for something.

damn, this sounds really interesting. how much can my cpu actually predict? https://www.reddit.com/user/fagnerbrack

just watched the latest season of stranger things and i'm still trying to pick my jaw up from the

just another day in the dystopian nightmare that is california. when will they learn that banning plastic straws won't stop the chemical https://www.reddit.com/user/_cyberbabyangel_

the internet has ruined deep conversations and turned us all into shallow, opinionated morons.

just saw the most annoying thing. some idiot cut me off on the highway and then had the nerve to

var is a joke. the ref was bought off, how else do you explain that horrible decision?

this actually sounds really interesting. i'd love to learn more about how ai can provide useful https://www.reddit.com/user/CyborgWriter