Not everything needs a comment - knowing when comments add value is the key… “what” vs “why” is usually a good indicator but some code just doesn’t need a comment.

1 o’clock and 10 o’clock are the the wrong angles.

Merci beaucoup!

In most of the developed world there is a mandatory level of severance (and companies can obviously exceed that if they want but the base amount is guaranteed). In BC it’s one week after three months (the probationary period) a second week after one year and then one additional week per year up to a maximum of eight weeks.

Don’t let that fear cow you into accepting marginal raises or career stagnation (assuming you’re not happy at your current level). Severance (outside the US) is usually generous enough to skate into your next opportunity and, tbh, working in constant fear is fucking awful for your mental health.

1st floor is the entrance level.

explode('brain', 'ai')

Foo is both the first and fifth item - Foo is the first item in that segment (or slice if you’re a weird golang programmer) but it is also the fifth item in some sir-not-appears-in-this-film list that is responsible for the odd numbering. If I said “I just finished the fifth item on our todo list” you’d mark off Foo because that’s clearly what I was referring to.

Places can have two labels (or more!) and, for bonus points, zeroth is a thing because we both know what that word means.

Canada sad.

They always forget about us.

I’m the twost two that’s ever twoed.

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I, too, am an 8601 enthusiast. Stupid America means we need to go y-m-d for date ordering to not be ambiguous.

Yes, and if he texted “Hey, I’m at the zeroith table” and the woman replied with the sibling comment then you know to run far and run fast.

My beowulf cluster can run at terafaps/s levels under ideal conditions.

Wait does python not have built in functional list comprehension? Even PHP has that built in at this point.

It’s important to demystify tech… They’re literally the same except some achieve a descriptor beyond “shitty”.

I’m the donkey today - but it’s okay since I’m writing some automated tests over the incomprehensible thing I wrote on Tuesday.

Don’t forget about .bat

Yea, Julia is the name of the squirrel that routinely exploits my bird feeder.

That reminds me… Oh, Caml.