>open firewall request ticket through client's service support system
>there is a "best contact" field
>put my preferred email
>everywhere it asks for an email i put my preferred email
>submit ticket
>nobody takes it for a week
>someone finally takes the ticket
>"sarr i asked for additional info in email"
>check my email
>nothing is there
>i assume they sent it to my address in their system (me@client.com instead of me@MyCompany.com)
>add comment that i didnt receive it, it should be sent to the 'preferred email' i identified 5+ other times in the ticket
>send comment
>get a notification that the technician will not be able to view my comment
what bullshit is this

>company pushing AI incredibly heavily
>got us all licenses to use Github Copilot
>encouraging us all to use it within Visual Studio Code
>since hiring me and like, 2 other engineers the rest of the company (mostly support and sales) asked if we're now going to add development on top of regular support
>VP was like "hell yeah"

>>22905371
>roadkill....
there is a big difference between picking up roadkill and calling your local fish and wildlife commission and asking if farmers shot any pests they didnt want

>>105688773
>but what's the use case difference?
both are basically print(*args), you are just preemptively concatenating them prior to function call
why?
maybe varname's class doesnt have a __str__ method or the __repr__ method doesnt return a string. With the first option, assuming you know what varname is you can manipulate it so you don't get an exception thrown

>>105690153
>when you actually use python the way it's supposed to you end up hating what people did with it newfag
Yeah i know, some people's code look like ass