If The Coding Convention Is Not Enforced With Auto-formaters, It Does Not Exist. If Someone Wants All

If the coding convention is not enforced with auto-formaters, it does not exist. If someone wants all the code to be written in exactly the same way every time... then get a machine to do that. Doing the same thing every time is what computers are good at. Set up a autoformater. If that is too much work. Then they have just said it is not very important, which means it is not very important. What IS very important is to make your code readable. Developers spend ~80% of their time READING code. So make THAT part easier. The code should fulfill its functional and performance requirements, after that, it should be made as easy to read as possible. It should take the reader from high abstraction overall idea and/or program flow, to more and more specific, so you can quickly get a overall idea and then deep dive only in the thing you are looking for right now. It should only use acronyms that it have defined in comments at the top of the file (If that is too much work... then do not use acronyms) If the code can only be understood with knowledge from outside the codebase, then that must be documented in a MD file. Nothing fancy, just write the thing down. If you cannot explain it in text, then make a diagram (I recomend draw.io). Easy, quick, no the specific style does not matter, just make it easy to read.

there's just a lot of "if everyone adopts my particularly tortured way of coding, everything will be great" going on, when 90% of the time this is extremely stilted and adds instead of reduces complexity. and you just don't have to do that. you can code normal style and nothing bad will happen

Honestly? Write Hank about this.

Like. I promise you, he WILL care

The fact that that scishow hrt video kind of quips outright about no one on the writing team taking feminizing hormones is what baffles me like was that not embarrassing to say? I feel like if a big science youtube channel made a video about a more general health topic and half way through implied that there were no women on the writing team you'd be like. "okay why are you joking about that. That kind of calls into question the accuracy of the information you're presenting and also the kind of workplace that is going on behind the scenes". But when it's specially about trans stuff they can just be like yeah we didn't speak to any trans women about that first part lol.

"Wait... is this for friendships, polyamorus relationships or monogamous relationships?"

Yes

I hope it all works out for you!

I hope you find answers to all your trouble and your workflow gets smoother!

I hope you find cheatsheets to help you and manage to write notes that helps you remember!

bitch java is so fucking annoying why does the S in String need to be capitalized but the i in int has to be in lowercase??? why do you need to import a whole ass module just to take an input from the user??? why are all the commands so fucking long and hard to remember??? JUST DIE

I love my works automated "How have your onboarding proccess been?" Surveys.

It is basically me explaining that there is no such thing. My onboarding was "Here are the emergency exits, this is your onboarding buddy. Go"

Was not given tasks. Did not know what my team does ( Still do not, but now I know that NO ONE knows ).

And explaining that there CANNOT be a good onboarding proccess since there is no plan ( several things are 'Highest priority" for example. A clear sign of no plan ) and no command or decision structure.

And when there are no plan and no structure... you can only onboard people to chaos

This is more effective than... most sites.

It is a more effective way of finding job offerings on jobnet.dk (the danish state run job offering site) than using the sites search functions for example

Since that site simply deletes special characters... like the + in c++

I love how the search function on this site is absolute garbage. I can look up a post word for word and I will NEVER find it