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Unless you are using poo poo-tier framework, you will still get a non-zero return code... so just suppress that as well 
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Rubellavator posted:"is there a way we can run all the tests but skip the failures" - a senior dev fix your bugs
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Zopotantor posted:fix your bugs you tell them, they get super unpleasant about any criticism
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See, that's what makes me such an efficient developer: I don't wait for the criticism before I become super unpleasant.
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Zopotantor posted:fix your bugs Maybe we should appreciate them for what they are? Beautiful little imperfections in our software *drops entire table in production*
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Zopotantor posted:fix your bugs
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Xarn posted:Unless you are using poo poo-tier framework, you will still get a non-zero return code... so just suppress that as well ./unit-tests 2>/dev/null || true
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Rubellavator posted:"is there a way we can run all the tests but skip the failures" - a senior dev Rookies: "can we skip the failures?" Veterans: "can we skip the passes?"
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https://twitter.com/xssfox/status/1466178398414245891
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If you tilt the screen to be upright, all the bits start dripping out at the corner.
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I dunno if it's a joke going over my head, but other than his joke tilt, he also has a password sticky note lol
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wilderthanmild posted:I dunno if it's a joke going over my head, but other than his joke tilt, he also has a password sticky note lol 
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Okay, this is great
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Rubellavator posted:"is there a way we can run all the tests but skip the failures" - a senior dev "use a CI tool that does not check the output of the tests" - senior dev with a Phd at my previous company
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Votlook posted:"use a CI tool that does not check the output of the tests" - senior dev with a Phd at my previous company Turns out PhD's don't mean a whole lot other than you researched some topic a bunch. I know this because my brother has one and he's as much of an idiot as I am.
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Votlook posted:"use a CI tool that does not check the output of the tests" - senior dev with a Phd at my previous company Latch onto this person as hard as you can because they’re on the fast track to the c-suite
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Sir Bobert Fishbone posted:look at their screenshot again Hahaha, drat. Well done.
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leper khan posted:Turns out PhD's don't mean a whole lot other than you researched some topic a bunch. My experience with Phd developers is one of extremes: either they are very capable and motivated, or they are incompetent lazy fucks who went into development as plan B after they also failed at research.
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Rubellavator posted:"is there a way we can run all the tests but skip the failures" - a senior dev I just want the senior and principals code to compile, and that's usually asking too much. MarxCarl fucked around with this message at 22:23 on Dec 5, 2021 |
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Votlook posted:My experience with Phd developers is one of extremes: either they are very capable and motivated, or they are incompetent lazy fucks who went into development as plan B after they also failed at research. There's also the kind that, when you report a possible hangup in their module, will spend half a day to calculate and prove that it’s not hanging, the operation which was triggered by a button click in an interactive program would actually have completed within 24 hours.
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Zopotantor posted:There's also the kind that, when you report a possible hangup in their module, will spend half a day to calculate and prove that it’s not hanging, the operation which was triggered by a button click in an interactive program would actually have completed within 24 hours. Ah the motivated yet incompetent type.
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We have some PhDs at work simply because there was a period we were desperate for bodies and hiring anyone with an advanced degree (in anything) plus coding boot camp. They tend to be bad.
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At least they can philosophise their way out of a deadlock
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I'm a PhD dev and I think I'm good. It helps that my attitude when I get error reports that have to do with my code is "oh poo poo oh gently caress what did I do?!"
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Absurd Alhazred posted:I'm a PhD dev and I think I'm good. It helps that my attitude when I get error reports that have to do with my code is "oh poo poo oh gently caress what did I do?!"
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I am learning Go, and I think we should just post all of the language in this thread.
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Xarn posted:I am learning Go, and I think we should just post all of the language in this thread. I tried to learn Go way back in like 2015 and was immediately like "Why the hell would anyone write code like this?" I'm sure many have said the same about code I've written, so all is fair in love and development I guess. I also like Python so do with that information what you will.
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Zopotantor posted:There's also the kind that, when you report a possible hangup in their module, will spend half a day to calculate and prove that it’s not hanging, the operation which was triggered by a button click in an interactive program would actually have completed within 24 hours. This isn't exclusive to PHD devs. This is something I've had to repeatedly coach out of developers that are new to working in the real world. They just need to accept that this is a problem that needs to be solved and it's not some thing you need to write a big long defense for. Just fix the bug, fix the misunderstanding, just fix whatever it is. Xarn posted:I am learning Go, and I think we should just post all of the language in this thread. It's really opinionated, so it feels like people who like it, LOVE it but people who don't absolutely HATE it. I'm also learning it and in some regards it's amazing, but it feels like it very much tries to shoehorn you into specific ways of thinking and problem solving. And also has some really weird decisions like the url based package management stuff. Though at first I thought it was doing something much more  and using github like a CDN for code during compilation or runtime.
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smackfu posted:We have some PhDs at work simply because there was a period we were desperate for bodies and hiring anyone with an advanced degree (in anything) plus coding boot camp. They tend to be bad. So they're just like the software developers
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QuarkJets posted:So they're just like the software developers PhDs in CS are probably the pinnacle of socially inept know-it-alls who are never wrong ever and just impossible to want to work with
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Lot of selection effects and confirmation bias going on right now.
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It's not a bias if I think everyone is terrible (myself included), is it?
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champagne posting posted:PhDs in CS are probably the pinnacle of socially inept know-it-alls who are never wrong ever and just impossible to want to work with That might explain it - I'm not a CS PhD.
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