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China has a huge language barrier. Few Chinese know English well, and most non-Chinese don’t know Chinese well. It’s not going to be easy for China to capitalize on this opportunity, although it’s likely they will manage to get a piece of the cake.

European countries has less of this language barrier.

I believe in building stronger alliances within EU, but making it a country is taking things way too far.

It’s true the stock market goes up and down, but it’s rare it’s crashing down as a direct effect of one foolish action a single person made.

It’s going to go straight to his and Elon’s pocket.

Full vibe development

Finally a Trump policy I can get behind. I suppose broken clocks are right twice a day.

To their defense, that’s what they also heard when they complained about the woke mind virus, immigrants eating pets and schools turning children trans.

Well, it would’ve been a good defense if any of those things were real.

I stopped coding for myself and started coding for the next person who’d touch my codebase.

Yeah. The worst code is the code only one person can work with. Sucks if that person is no longer working at the company.

Thor is too stubborn. Strange probably couldn’t find out a good way to tell Thor to aim better without him taking it as an insult.

Also, Thor was in space for the most part. It’s possible Strange didn’t know where Thor was, so good luck getting the message through.

”All features are xy problems”

”PM adds new features to the sprint faster than they’re solved”

”Each release require two weeks of testing”

”Each release introduces new bugs for customers despite the two weeks of testing”

Maybe he want to distract us from the WhiskeyLeaks scandal?

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”It didn’t happen. I haven’t heard of it. It wasn’t that bad. It wasn’t their fault. In any case, here’s my pardon.”

They got to complain about something now when Assassin’s Creed apparently didn’t “go woke go broke”.

It’s the magic word that makes any story seem more significant than it really is.

It’s 9 years old, and it’s still just as relevant.

From a maintainability point of view consistency is important. I’d rather work with an consistent but incorrect code, than correct bit inconsistent code. With a consistent code base it’s easier to do something about the incorrectness, especially if it’s consistently incorrect. It’s also easier to delegate the work.

Code is rarely correct forever. Sooner or later, requirements will change. What once was thought to be correct is no longer correct. It’s difficult to do anything about it if the code is inconsistent as well. It requires a lot of mental effort to understand the thought process behind some code.

I agree that correctness is the goal, but consistency is one of the best ways to ensure this goal.

One thing that isn’t mentioned regarding consistency is that it makes the code more searchable. When you start on a new issue you can easily find where you should do your work. You’ve maybe never seen this part of the code before, but you know how to find it.

This is impossible with a largely inconsistent code base. Anytime you start with a new issue you have to find a needle in the haystack.

They will resort to vibe debugging

The best way to reduce the climate impact of transport is with public transport. Elon Musk has always been anti public transport. The reason why he started hyperloop and boring company was to take away funding that otherwise would go to public transport.