"It's impossible to learn that which you think you already know. If you wish to improve, you have to be content to be seen as stupid or clueless" .-Epictetus.

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That tweet is quite interesting and shows how much has changed in less than 10 years. Someone is probably in a similar situation now, but the market? I also appreciate that he was very honest about the advantage he had.

We are seeing (and will likely continue to see) insane levels of “fooling.” My new agenda is that not everything should be enjoyed 👍. It’s not about being “strict”. Some things are just plain stupid, and your thought process is questionable if you enjoy or find them funny.

RT @lanrecooper: Red-pill online content has driven many young men to hitherto unseen levels of mental retardation.

Big flex.

In my experience, “corporate” has always struggled to come up with the right KPIs or performance metrics for roles (think support and some IT positions) that aren’t directly tied to figures or numbers (unlike sales or finance roles).

Me clapping when “corporate” organizes an event to “teach” us what I’m already doing.

This is why I say anything after Market Square, well 💀.

Wait. Is this the actual road construction, or just palliative work on the road?.

If your wife is someone who frowns at disrespecting other women, she should reprimand you and not feel comfortable with you using her to score a point in a disagreement with someone else.

In the days of our forefathers, when disagreements were settled with fists at the market square, it was the two men involved who were invited to face each other. The women in their lives were never called upon to exchange blows.

People claim to support more respect and dignity for women, yet when in disagreement with fellow men, they go low and insult the man’s wife instead. “Corporate” drained so much strength from me today, so this might be poorly worded, but I hope my point is still understandable.

In my years of working with applications, one rule of thumb has been not to rush into applying a fix unless it’s verified to be directly, or at least closely, related to the issue at hand.

Why should anyone do a restore of database simply because users can’t login to Web UI?.

Gave “corporate” an extra 3 hours today. That’s more than my best.

Apart from unemployment being the problem, I think we’ve allowed “people to enjoy things” way too much, to the point where some no longer realize there are things that shouldn’t be enjoyed.

Just need the Japanese embassy to quote this tweet with “This is inaccurate. We would like to make it very clear that…”.