I've yet to see evidence these attacks are anything but teams that suck at automation outsourcing their work

It took me a while to get comfortable with how to use it effectively, and I'm still not convinced the trade offs are worth it, but it pushing non-full time devs past road blocks is my favourite outcome so far, going to lead to so many community projects that bring real value

The Wikipedia community isn't a huge fan of it, I don't think it's explicitly banned but certainly frowned upon from a conflict of interest perspective

Jamaican patty as a croissant is a hell of a sales pitch

Any idea on order out of the pits? Is it in quali order or based on new parts taken?

It’s a crazy experience seeing a decision you suggest be pushed to thousands of orgs, incredibly humbling

Would make some of the cuisine easier to order as well, a plate of hot food in already hot temps is a tough sell but give me a guaranteed breeze and that concern goes away

Booked a hotel in Nice last summer specifically for its AC, the lowest it would go? 27. It’s like they hate comfort.

I prefer mine in .pdf’s

Definitely the best player to come out of that program (not even really close) so makes sense

Maliata has been great but over Jason Peters?

I see it as more about where these products live in a network vs what category the vendor fits into

I like to think of it as clipboard between reboots

Worked at one in a gap year, i had cars rejected on any aspect you can think of, country of origin, interior materials, expected gas mileage, colour, trim model.. and the entire business model relies on having most cars rented every day so you really don’t have a massive selection to pull from.

It’s the exact sort of thing I was looking for in a NFCE championship game

That’s an expensive fuck