The way they CI'd their test gaps and GitHub issues is pretty sleek, that sorta thing should be the gold standard everywhere.
gsfraley
joined 1 year ago
Jfc that's grim. I get that these kinds of things have gotten less shocking over time since it's all coming to light on a monthly or even weekly basis, but those cops didn't see those men as people at all.
It's fucking monstrous what the police were capable of doing, and I honest-to-god don't think any rehabilitation of their behavior is possible; they don't just deserve to be fired, they should be in jail for life.
Exactly. At this point I'm more invested in fediverse services. Between that and RSS feeds, they scratch 90% of the dopamine itch that Twitter and Reddit did. If the communities just continue to expand a little bit more at the rate they're already going, I'll have no desire to look back.
I mean, reading that, it's a stretch but not that much of a stretch. They're basically saying "JVM, .NET, Node, a bunch of CI/CD and DevOps tools" and then a bunch of repeats and calling out adjacent technologies/specific dependencies. It's not something where you'd be expected to work on all of those every day, but work full-stack at a company a bit and drift into a few different projects and you'd check those boxes. This is just a very bad/scary job posting calling out every minutiae.
Think about how fast you can evacuate from the cocaine after snorting cocaine