No we’re not eager. Paperwork is just part of any job.

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True, but at the same time its very possible to go too small. A bunch of one line code reviews can really slow progress easily.

My thoughts are spending too much time on the computer is bad for you, and once you find a good long term job, you dont need to learn so much. Youre 2 years into your career, hopefully you’ll find a good fit.

Knowing how to Hello World in ADA is not very helpful, try to find in demand things to learn. There really isnt that much.

Well, that, and programming itself is starting to slow down.

Yes,everyone wants to live in rural areas. No shit sherlock. Unfirtunately, too many people.

Wow. That is some real incompentency.

I’m kinda tempted to make a gpdr request and fuck them up when they fuck it up.

Not gonna do that because gpdr is an absolute fucked piece of law, and I dont want to open that can of worms, but I’m still tempted.

God you’re telling me. I’m a right winger, and I am not looking for to voting for the 77 year old orange just because the GOP can’t figure out how to do a primary.

Still going to do it because of the issues at hand, but I’m not happy about it. I just hope he doesn’t pull a 2nd round of bump stocks.

Todds changed in the decade since Skyrim.

I would argue that HR has a very specific role in hiring, namely background checks and verifying that the resume matches reality.

The more I think about it, the more it ruins the Outer Worlds for me. Like its still a good game, but imagine if it wasn’t hampered by MS?

SF: So bad it hurt the Outer Worlds

It was a glove, and the player was the one wearing it.

The frontier mod for new vegas managed proper cars, so maybe?

And thats why you sometimes find pentagons, its just squished circles.

Yeah. It bugs me, it doesn’t make sense to me. I know it’s for gameplay purposes, but I’d rather more guns to fill up the higher levels than a few guns with “quality” modifiers.

Oh I know, Ive seen it. Youre basically just short shucking it. But its still a mod.

But those are still modifications. In SF, you can have identical weapons, and they will have different damage just because of some rarity thing.

Also, minishells are cool af. I just wish my semi-auto could cycle them.

Walking from the rift to the reach, so many random encounters and things to do.

In SF, you encounter a couple pirate ships in space, going from one end to another. I dont think mods can fix it.

It doesn’t generate them, you still have to write them. Ignore the marketing, look at the actual docs, same as any other framework.

There’s a few other frameworks, I just prefer playwright because I’m used to it.

Don’t. You really can’t for most of it. At best, you can test whatever utility functions you have. The FE can and will break more in design than anything else, and that will never get caught by tests.

That said, try a wholistic approach. Playwright requires you to run the back end too, so you get a proper test suite going, instead of jest or whatever.

It’s one of the very few indicators we have, and pretty much the only one that’s not controlled by the publisher or devs.