I don’t think that’s what’s being said. More like the complexities of the solution are taking a while to understand because it is a complex solution using complex math. Even the smartest people in their fields can’t always look at a solution and at a glance understand everything without truly digesting what they’re seeing.

I really enjoy programming, and i don’t mind all of the planning, mentorship, and working with stakeholders to formulate solutions. But for the past few weeks 90% of the work I’ve been doing had been around deployment, migrating services to new servers, and fucking with azure resources. I haven’t written a line of code for 3+ weeks. That has been draining.

Couple that with picking up work items that are poorly written with way to little information on what needs doing and it’s also frustrating as hell.

At my company, we have dozens, probably over one hundred different repos that we maintain, and no less than 30 actively worked on projects. It’s bitter sweet in that I get a good mix of work to break up the monotony of working on the same project, but at the cost of not being able to master any of them. I’ve only been in my role for 6-8 months coming from a non programming background, and it’s been tough to learn and keep up with the pace required. Being full stack is nice but shitty at the same time.

It has literally never happened to me over the past decade short of rounding up for charity. Can they? Yes, it could be programmed in, but I’ve never experienced it.

I suppose if you prefer the way Republicans run the government more than Democrats, then yea vote for anyone but the Democrat candidate in the general.

In many cases, I am faster than the available cashiers at my local grocery store, because they’re old. Also depending on what I’m buying, idc how my stuff is bagged so I can just throw it in a single bag and go vs them taking 3 bags to do the same thing.

But to me, the main reason to use self checkout is that I don’t have to interact with anyone. No conversation, no upsells, just me and a machine. The only reason I’ll go to a cashier is if I have a lot of stuff or if I’m buying alcohol.

I call out bullshit when I see it. I don’t have feelings for trolls.

You made a claim and then have nothing to back it up.

Did I ask for one?

Then what views to you have that you would call centrist?

Yes, literally in the post you responded to where you gave empty platitudes. I didn’t go straight to assumptions. I asked a question and you skirted around it like in every other response in here.

Suspicion culture is something you just made up. You make a claim, I asked for details around it, and you deflected. Yea, people are going to be suspicious when someone comes off as trolling and won’t support their claims with specifics.

You can’t even provide a single example.

Then what views to you have that you would call centrist?

I can’t tell you what’s a better place for this, but it’s not here.

I don’t have the answer to that. You could post that question in NoStupidQuestions and probably get some answers.

That’s still not doing what the rule says. It’s not about sourcing the contents of your post. The entire post should be a link to a specific politics related article where the title of the post is the title of the article.

Everything can be political when broken down, but this isn’t the community for this type of post. I can’t tell you what’s a better place for this, but it’s not here.

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This post breaks rule 1 of Politics. All posts must be a link to an article. This isn’t that nor is it politics related.

Article is paywalled, so maybe this is covered, but it wasn’t the UK government that found Man City guilty. They were found guilty by an independent body hired buy the premiere league, which again, is not the UK government.

After the statement made today by Man City following their appeal, I really hope they have the book thrown at them. It a just world, their penalties would drop them out of the pyramid, they’d be blocked out of the transfer window, and a forced sale of the team would take place. It won’t happen, but if this isn’t the most significant punishment in EFL history by a large margin, it will be a travesty and a stain the league won’t be clean of for many decades.

“I want rustlers, cut-throats, murderers, bounty hunters, desperadoes, mugs, pugs, thugs, nitwits, half-wits, dimwits, vipers, snipers, con men, Indian agents, Mexican bandits, muggers, buggerers, bushwhackers, hornswagglers, horse thieves, bull whippers, train robbers, bank robbers, ass-kickers, shit-kickers and Methodists.”

Quantumly correct.

Pretty much my only real exposure to Star Trek prior to the movies was watching Voyager episodes at night not in order.

I really enjoyed the Abrams movies as a neutral fan. To me they were just actions movies in space around an IP I wasn’t invested in.

I was just on a trip with friends down in Tennessee. I had made a comment to my buddy how dumb lifted trucks with the spacers on their wheels are and how I hate them. He said he likes them, because it tells him exactly who the person is and takes any guess work out. A voluntary scarlet letter if you will.

Jewish isn’t a race, so antisemitism isn’t racism. I think the word you’re looking for is ‘bigotry’.

Also, not all Jewish people are zionists just like not all black people are criminals or hispanics illegal immigrants. Those are the types generalizations used by bigots to target demographics they don’t like. You’re statement basicay says all Jewish people are complicit in genocide, therefore the Jewish community doesn’t deserve protection against recent events leaving them vulnerable. There’s room for the government to assist both Jewish people and black people at the same time.

Current events have definitely put Jewish people more in the metaphorical cross hairs, so it’s relevant for an article to publicize that problem now. Systemic racism isn’t something a mayor can just solve over night. He has made other moves that help all people like more affordable housing as an example.

Other than major police reform, which isn’t an easy task in itself, what other actions would you like to see him take to tackle anti-black racism? Genuinely, I’m curious what he as mayor could do. I’ve liked what I’ve read about what he’s accomplished thus far and hope to continue seeing positive news about him, but what specifically can he do to fight racism?