random rants of an engineer

volt szó itt korábban kedvenc tojásos kajáról, na az enyém ilyen, azzal kezdődik, hogy megnézem, hogy mit találok itthon és abból mihez van kedvem, majd azok mennek alulra, rájuk meg a toás.

A mustár-előváladék mellett

Másik nagy ellenségem

A paradicsomok segglyuka

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Ha rágyújtasz a buszmegállóban, jön a busz.

The second half, which we weren’t made aware of until the day we were meant to turn this one in, was to trade USB drives with the person sitting next to us and MODIFY their “unreadable” code without getting any help from them.

This was to teach us two things:

1) In this field, you’ll spend more time working with code written by other people than you will writing original code from a blank slate. The people who wrote the original code will probably not be around to help you. Learning to read code is IMPORTANT, even if it seems unreadable.

2) There is a strong brotherhood/sisterhood among programmers and software engineers. Respect that bond when you’re writing code and documentation. In my professor’s words: “When you write code, pretend that the person who will have to maintain it after you’re gone is a homicidal maniac who knows where you live.”

In their reply to the audience they then say they are picking her up from middle school, again implying that their girlfriend is underage, but quickly state she’s grading papers letting us know she’s a teacher, definitely an adult, and there no reason to be upset.

The rollercoaster gif portrays how switching from upset and worried to relieved in such a short period of time feels emotionally.