It CAN BE amazing in certain situations. Ceo tomfoolery is what’s making generative Ai become a joke to the average user.

Gotta take a waterfall approach

This happens in every company as well. The lower down the totem pole, the more legible your emails.

New guy sends a carefully crafted, 6-paragraph email with context, analysis, decision point, options and recommendations, summarising a month’s worth of work.

CEO’s email, sent during another meeting: “ok. mak sure bob knows so it dosen’t impact projext wildebeest”

The new guy has to scramble to figure out who’s bob and what’s wildebeest, and it turns out the CEO meant Peter instead of Bob

Great, no scrolling through thousands of lines to find the right one!

Neither tabs or spaces are good. The correct way is to leave no whitespace in the code at all. It’s unnecessary and adds to processing time.

Everyone should aim for 1LOC per commit

when i don’t use a site often, i don’t want to waste 200MB of space installing the app.

it’s fine for an app to have more functions than the website, but some companies cripple their mobile website functions just to get people to download the app so they can track user behavior more. sites that do that just make me stop using them. looking at you, tripadvisor and yelp.