Ahhh gotcha gotcha. I was doing this by default in my python testing, glad I was doing things right

You get it!

Fully agreed things need to get shipped but that’s why I’m a fan of test driven development. You’ll always have your tests written with your feature.

Then again even if someone does it after as long as you write a test every time you write a feature you’ll eventually have the code base covered.

Input coverage is new to me, mind linking me some info so I can learn? (Yes google exists but if someone has the low down on a good source I’d prefer that)

Wrong.

Try “Security focused DevOps Engineer” and try making better tests.

That’s why test coverage exists and needs to be a mandated item.

I have absolutely no patience for developers unwilling to make good code. I don’t give a shit if it takes a while, bad code means vulnerabilities means another fucking data breach. If you as a developer don’t want to do what it takes to make good code, then quit and find a new fucking career.

Plus Starfleet replicators cannot make alcohol.

I don’t think that’s accurate, we saw an episode of lower decks where the group were discussing that Starfleet replicators use a similar chemical that has much shorter lived symptoms.

The exact quotes were tense asking how they were all so drunk when x thing existed and Mariner replying she had started asking real alcohol after the 2 drink.

I have no mouth and I must scream

Now let’s see you walk the walk

You good homie. I shit on recruiters frequently. I have them hitting me up all the time for in person stuff from LinkedIn when it actively says no in person stuff

Recruiters lie my dude.

They are similar but with a strong knowledge set in different tools.

Yeah quadrants don’t pop up with regularity until the TNG. The movies make some mention, but TOS is set during the exploratory days where no one really knows what’s out there

“I have concerns about the direction of my company and the ability to promote to a more senior position”

If I ever encounter that middle ground, I’ll let you know. Until now, it’s only ever been complex bullshit.

If you find some that are reasonable then I consider you lucky. I have not. They’ve only ever proven to be an absurd waste of time in my experience.

If they ask a tech test question, it’s time to leave. When they act surprised, tell them you don’t believe in wasting your time with bullshit.

Is that only when he’s dying ala Picard ?

How do you assimilate something that only has a representation of a body so that low dimension beings can understand it?

Unfortunately that’s the part of the rant I don’t remember. I had a pretty decent definition for both a good game and an entertaining game and why they aren’t exactly the same thing but I also had a decent amount of beer that night.

If I think of it I’ll reply to your comment again with the update.

I had a bit of a rant about this a while back when I was playing Splatoon with friends.

The crux of the argument is this “if we stop trying to look at Splatoon as a good game and instead look at it as an entertaining game, the issues we run into make sense. The bugs glitches and bad balancing issues don’t matter as much from an entertainment standpoint. You get in you play and you’re entertained. Even if the match drops you can get back in an be entertained. It doesn’t mean it’s a good game, but it is entertaining.”

My friend’s and I are now freaking out about my prophetic words.