Thanks, xkcd: xkcd.com/303
Or just use rust stakeholder, it’s guaranteed to make you look very busy 😄
Submitted 2 days ago by phudgins@lemmy.world to [deleted]
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Thanks, xkcd: xkcd.com/303
Or just use rust stakeholder, it’s guaranteed to make you look very busy 😄
Remember the Windows 95 copying files animation?
A colleague and I were sitting waiting for a shit ton of files for the project we were working on to be copied to a backup folder when our (pretty computer-clueless) boss wandered up behind us and said: “Playing a game on company time?”
But then we all also wrote scripts which printed meaningless computer gibberish to the screen so we could take a bit of time out and relax - if he ever showed up we’d be allL “It’s compiling” or “It’s recalibrating the main drive” or “It’s defragging the video ROM”.
Sometimes I’m so glad I work from home…
I worked from home as a contractor once. Boss was kind of a jerk, though.
I’m an independent consultant who works from home 99% of the time. My boss keeps sexually harassing me.
I feel like this has gotten a lot better though. I used to work on projects that took 10 minutes to compile and now the build tools I use are nearly instant
That’s much worse - fewer excuses!
“better”
Compile time was Usenet time.
Oh bless you, stay away from c++ and rust
Even C++ has gotten better if you use precompiled headers and parallel compilation in MSVC
toy_boat_toy_boat@lemmy.world 2 days ago
not even a joke, sometimes this is just how it is when you’re testing software.
danc4498@lemmy.world 2 days ago
Sometimes you build a loading screen into your application that pops up when you hit a special combination of buttons.
toy_boat_toy_boat@lemmy.world 2 days ago
only when you get along with the person testing your stuff (because the other one would probably get me in trouble)