[modi123_1]

For me it helps to tangentially take snipes at it. Do bare minimum organization or take stock in what ever supplies you have/need. Then be ok with that minimal work for the day, and do a bit more tomorrow or the next day.

[NeoTifa]

Oh yeah and then I gotta prep for DnD. What did I get myself into?

[jon.kiparsky]

You know, I think I might have had a better work-life balance when I was working in a mail room. Dead-end job, union pay and benefits, 35 hour week, and my work never got in the way of my real life.
But I suspect this whole engineering thing is working better for me all things considered.

[BetaWar]

😭 People decided that integration tests were too difficult to deal with, so they disabled them from blocking PR merges. Now, I go to create a database migration and find that the integration tests are broken. Look at it, a change that went in 2 months ago was obviously not reviewed, and the integration tests were obviously not run for it. First, the tests are failing on for the database migration they are meant to be verifying. Second, the database migration is adding and modifying table columns in potentially incompatible ways (IDs being a mixture of BIGINT and INT... for the same ID, in different tables).

Step 1: Clean up the tests and get them running again.
Step 2: Add myself as a code owner for the integration tests and migrations (yay... something else that I am the only one caring enough to actually look at)
Step 3: Hunt down any of the other migrations that aren't in the integration tests
Step 4: Add a migration to fix the column types from that first migration
Step 5: Finally get to adding the migration I came here for.

[xclite]

NeoTifa, on 25 August 2021 - 08:38 AM, said:

I'm pretty sure I remember doing operator overloading in school like 10 years ago in Java. We're using java.sql.Date though.

Java has never had operator overloading, I promise!

java.sql.date sucks, and I almost immediately convert it into a java 8 date any time I'm doing anything, and then convert it back.

[jon.kiparsky]

@neo maybe you're thinking of overriding a method?

@xclite - technically, there is a little bit of overloading in java. String concatenation with `+`, for example. But if you mean users are not allowed to overload operators, then yeah, that's correct.

[modi123_1]

It's not every day the knock at your door is the neighbor's nooner escort looking for directions.

[xclite]

jon.kiparsky, on 26 August 2021 - 12:52 PM, said:

@neo maybe you're thinking of overriding a method?

@xclite - technically, there is a little bit of overloading in java. String concatenation with `+`, for example. But if you mean users are not allowed to overload operators, then yeah, that's correct.

I did think about mentioning the bastard String type! So amazing that they chose to allow it for that single complex type, but not for like... BigInteger.

[jon.kiparsky]

Particularly since in the String case it's actually facilitating the Wrong Way to Do It.

[NeoTifa]

Then was it C++ that I'm thinking of? I specifically remember overloading + and -. I'm not crazy!

Thinking about quitting games with rare exceptions. I need to focus on art. I've really been ramping it down, evidenced by my lack of streaming, but I think I'm gonna just stream art from now on... At least until the Phas updates go out.

[jon.kiparsky]

Most likely C++, I'd suppose.

[NeoTifa]

Getting my roommate used to my vomit-looking food that actually tastes pretty divine. XD He enjoyed my "garbage soup" and now my "egg $hit" is a hit. Lmao.

[DarenR]

still upgrading reports

[modi123_1]

Well dinkus in a meeting kept saying "BBC" instead of the email field "BCC" even after someone mentioned he was saying it wrong.

He opted to power through with his pronunciation.

I must be tired as the humor wore off.

[NeoTifa]

It's okay, a coworker keeps accidentally calling "camel case" as "camel toe". XD