console.log(“Hello World!”)

The only version management I believe in is Nver.

I write code once and then leave the project completely. Start with 0.0.1 and end with 0.0.1

20-25% of volume for mobile devices (android), and 15-20% on my laptop (MacBook)

On same tone, Warren Buffet.

He has also donated billions in the same charity and largely lives controversy free.

You do know Gates left day to day operations from Microsoft for like 20 years ago and his foundation has nothing to do with Microsoft?

Kingfisher Airlines (India).

When it was operative, it was luxury flight at same “ordinary” prices as other airlines.

They were amazing back then.

I still open YouTube which lands me directly to subscription section thanks to Revanced.

But between removal of recommendation and unsub of LTT channels, all my subscribed channels post like 1 videos a day, combined. So my consumption is very low now.

Unaffordable to a point that I can’t even think about it - anywhere in London

I’ve an interview schedule in few hours as well.

Try taking cold shower and a coffee afterwards.

Are they also planning for Android?

It doesn’t need to be a pet. You can use wild python as well.

Or Monty Python if you’re a cultural person

Lamenters

No. 35.

Like people said, a lot of companies have stake in real estate.

WeWorks, for example, was supposed to be big IPO and big payouts for these companies. And because of WFH, WeWorks is near bankruptcy with 12 cent stock.

Only way to avoid further real estate losses is to force employees back to office.

UK, card exclusively.

The charges on card is lifted some years ago and now there’s no need to carry cash anywhere.

No email requirement

You “fix” something and then rollback them.

Isn’t that software development all about?

App? TikTok which is literally a spyware.

Platform? Tie between Facebook and TikTok

Nope, don’t even try it.

They generally hire external agency who has their ways to verify every possible details.

Speaking strictly of software industry

There are two kinds of lying.

• Lie about language/framework you don’t know
• Lying about qualification, company you worked with, title held, etc.

The first kind of lying is fine as long as you’re confident you can crack the interview. Your knowledge is needed and these days, since companies anyway want everything, lying about some language may get you an interview call.

Do not evet lie about second type. Most companies conduct a background check on you to verify about your details. They even sometimes connect with your previous employer to verify the details.

If you’re lying here you can land in a big trouble