Same. I think I got one on accident too.

I did not do well:

“I scored 9/28 on https://jsdate.wtf/ and all I got was this lousy text to share on social media.”

Ive been a dev for a long time. Im glad im not doing javascript all that much anymore.

I’m sad this might be his last video.

Thanks @bamboo@lemmy.blahaj.zone

I went ahead and opened a support case. They fixed the issue on their side.

Ah yeah that’s a good idea. I’ll do that.

They dont? Its a bill.

Its on my account. I have hundreds of repos over my career. I switched a majority of them over but there is some major projects that use the repos for open source. One has been downloaded over 1.7 million times (im trying not to sound like a humble brag) If I remove them, it could potentially cause downtime. I just disabled all github actions and other things that could potentially cause billing.

I dont have that option. Its for work.

Wait 6 months to a year. See what breaks.

I’m convinced that’s ment to get people riled up.

Damn that’s some spicy takes lol.

All I’ve learned from this tread is that people have some very strange beliefs…

Maybe talk to your DR instead of trusting what people say online.

There needs to be a last panel where its the final version. Like when the car is turned on:

1. Waterfall: It becomes a clown car and more people than it could handle is inside causing it to explode. Or is left as half finished because they ran out of money.
2. Agile: Only the wheels go forward, rest of car stays.
3. AI: The car goes straight up, not forward.
4. Anger: Developer becomes angry at the car. Kicks it until it becomes a bike and rides off.

I once had a company give me a take home assignment on bitbucket. Private repo. Got the work, made the API endpoint that did the thing.

Followed up with them. No response. Nothing for a week. Then suddenly I get an email that they merged my code and they forgot that I had access to the repo. I could see that they were selectively merging canadates code into their own system. When I asked them with a followup if they had any questions on the code, no response and suddenly I had no access on the git side.

Yeah they were crowd sourcing an app. I just did a bunch of free work. Never again. Nowadays I just reject jobs that require any coding outside an interview. It’s a two way street, it’s not worth giving people free work.

I love it! Thanks!!

This is so accurate lol.

I would love one that is pain driven development. Because the only thing that actually gets done is triage.

It works. You have to ask them for permission if last I checked. You can also just run your own and use actions from the gitea system.

Yep it’s pretty bad…

I thought it was interesting.

Probably.

But teams has messed up in another work place before as well. The October update in 2023 borked the entire office at a completely different workplace. Fun times.