I had to open a ticket for them to unblock the python pep pages! I was trying to teach my intern the pep-8 and didn’t had access. Fucking crazy.

Can people access to discord from corporate networks? I’m fucked if the Google answer gave me reddit or github as the answers because they’re blocked.

In my experience has been like “that’s a bug and was solved on version 2.1, update” and I’m having the exact problem in version 2.2 so what now?

It should be called ENIW.

You can still do that on YouTube.

Hope someone was fired for that blunt

🐎💩<- Libertarian idiots

This is why any good merge and acquisition contract have stipulations that update the price of the transaction 6 months or a year after purchase.

This sounds like a Tim Robinson bit.

I have no problem using AI to find bugs, but this specific process was a Python-SAP pipeline connection and SAP is pretty country-sector-company specific that unless you train in-house no model is going to understand what are you talking about.

Not a lot really, half a day or something like that, but it was a boomer because the analyst had to the process manually. Then I had to spend a couple of days re checking my scripts to see of I had some more hardcoded variables.

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I do mostly data science and was going crazy when one of my scripts stopped working properly in January after months of use without problems. It’s pretty obvious when you write it down, but I had hardcoded 2024 somewhere and it was using the 2024-01 dataset.

I tough it a Counter Strike screen shot lmao.

In that case, rm -pt /

That kind of errors are always local. The page isn’t rendered correctly by your browser.

Years ago I was studying webdev and couldn’t make a js code to work. After weeks fighting against it I decided to install another browser and it worked there instantly, but in my regular browser still refuse to work. After a couple of more hours trying ro see why in one browser worked and nor the other found that I had the js blocker active all the time along.

Green is my pepper.

That’s sounds like blaming teens for the actions of the adults behind Facebook.