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He literally popped out of nowhere. First nobody knew of his existence, then suddenly one day he was this famous AI tech millionaire CEO. Like there was nothing in between, no stage of growth just instant success and instant fame.
>>519689068
Mfw I see arabs and other shitskins walking around here with brand new BMW's and Mercedes. They probably take huge loans to LARP richfags, not sure how they get those loans though.
Mfw I see arabs and other shitskins walking around here with brand new BMW's and Mercedes. They probably take huge loans to LARP richfags, not sure how they get those loans though.
>quit job because burnout
>become NEET only work on hobby projects
>enjoy this lifestyle it's chill living on my savings
>old contacts start calling they need me for this and that
>am now a private contractor for multiple companies
>literally impossible to escape because I don't want to trash my reputation by saying no
I'm getting paid but I feel like they are using me because they know I can do things quick so I'm cheap for them.
>become NEET only work on hobby projects
>enjoy this lifestyle it's chill living on my savings
>old contacts start calling they need me for this and that
>am now a private contractor for multiple companies
>literally impossible to escape because I don't want to trash my reputation by saying no
I'm getting paid but I feel like they are using me because they know I can do things quick so I'm cheap for them.
>>106926505
>There's nothing worse than some recent college grad thinking their opinion matters
Jesus christ dude. I had one such zoomer faggot I had to work with as a senior. I did backend, he did frontend. He wouldn't write unit tests because he didn't see how they are useful. No matter how I tried to explain things to him, he didn't listen but he still had strong opinions and his counter-arguments were always that some blog post made by some react jeet recommend such and such practices and libraries. I tried to explain that writing unit tests also forces him to think how to write decent abstract API interfaces for his code such that it is easily testable. His code was a fucking mess and the implementations details leaked into the API interfaces, it worked but it was a fucking mess...
>There's nothing worse than some recent college grad thinking their opinion matters
Jesus christ dude. I had one such zoomer faggot I had to work with as a senior. I did backend, he did frontend. He wouldn't write unit tests because he didn't see how they are useful. No matter how I tried to explain things to him, he didn't listen but he still had strong opinions and his counter-arguments were always that some blog post made by some react jeet recommend such and such practices and libraries. I tried to explain that writing unit tests also forces him to think how to write decent abstract API interfaces for his code such that it is easily testable. His code was a fucking mess and the implementations details leaked into the API interfaces, it worked but it was a fucking mess...
>oh boy time to install steam on my fresh gentoo pc oh boy oh boy
>follow wiki instructions, add abi_x86_32 USE flags and accept license
>sudo emerge --ask games-util/steam-launcher
>CIRCULAR DEPENDENCIES DETECTED *garbled nonsense report of resolution*
Steam has been like this for as long as I remember on gentoo. Why is this circular dependency thing a thing with steam? It's easily resolved but why cannot the package itself fix the issue?
>follow wiki instructions, add abi_x86_32 USE flags and accept license
>sudo emerge --ask games-util/steam-launcher
>CIRCULAR DEPENDENCIES DETECTED *garbled nonsense report of resolution*
Steam has been like this for as long as I remember on gentoo. Why is this circular dependency thing a thing with steam? It's easily resolved but why cannot the package itself fix the issue?
>What the fuck even is existence?
It's an experience, I'm afraid. We're here in a sandbox to experience things before we merge back in to the source.
It's an experience, I'm afraid. We're here in a sandbox to experience things before we merge back in to the source.