Good advice, in this age of just moving forward and onward, having the common courtesty here will not only save yourself, but also anyone else that needs to wade through everything....
Write code like a coworker you really like will maintain it.
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Good advice, in this age of just moving forward and onward, having the common courtesty here will not only save yourself, but also anyone else that needs to wade through everything....
Write code like a coworker you really like will maintain it.
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ABSOLUTELY
Super cool, I'm like 2 hours away from finishing the audiobook and it has been STELLAR (had to).
MEMORIES!
So thankful that people do this and chronicle this...our society is getting more and more isolated, it feels. This (I FEEL LIKE, could be wrong, I'm kinda a boomer now haha) was more common 'back in the day' and now some people do it as a social experiment.
Ah, thank you for this suggestion! Sorry about that.
ABSOLUTELY first thing that popped into my head, too.
Fantastic read.
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Company culture, training, resources. Sure, that costs money - but there isn't a direct correlation between spend this to prevent that.
Silly nice brain teaser
Torn about this due to multiple factors...but I think the core reasoning remains: if it's a tool you like, there are actual people working on it, and if you want those actual people to stay employed and continue working on the tool, it's in your best interest to do things like donate and talk/share about them.
This was a great read. Thought-provoking.
Haha truth
I also struggle with this concept of how I personally enjoy my 'off' time versus if I were working on something else...
But this is a neat idea and I'm happy it sparked something for you.
So much has happened in the tech world because someone wrote at one point, "You can't do that"
My favorite part of our online world.