Sending massive waves of good vibes towards your SRE team. ❤️

Mr Bom looks slightly sceptical.

If nothing else we have flour, salt, cream of tartar, and oil!

♥️

Watership down!

Attract mode is all about cute bunnies. It's only after you have dropped in your quarters that the true story is revealed..

You're missing out by not tuning in to the channel at the hotel that is about the hotel. So many fun facts!

Do they all contain consoles? If not you could repurpose them for kitchen duty! Rice, Lima beans, Soup... the possibilities are endless!

This situation will always stand out to me as a nontrivial engineering-related task that consumed way more energy and time than I would have predicted.

I spent a lot of time composing the feedback and figuring out how to deliver it in person such that it would land. In the end, my efforts were rewarded and I was able to work with them to change their ways.

Some of what my peer was trying to convey in the pull request comments had merit, but the phrasing they were choosing to use was beyond off-putting, and the nitpicking was off the charts.

They were having a large detrimental effect on the more junior devs whose PRs they were reviewing. The earlier career devs were having much stronger emotional responses to the tone of the comments. One cried.

Now, I've been doing this for awhile and I have a very high tolerance for this type of thing. One of the main reasons I needed to give the feedback was that they were in a senior position.

I once had to give feedback to a peer who was leaving brusque and dismissive comments on pull requests. The tone of the comments caused me to wince every time that I saw their username pop up in GitHub.

For the techies, there is some wonderfully detailed debugging going on in reddit about the problem:

www.reddit.com/r/questionab...

How soon do you think we'll see Damon participating as a manufacturer? 😉