BaskinRobbins @ BaskinRobbins @sh.itjust.works

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Do we know what exactly was damaged on Yuki's car? The camera angle they showed didn't make it seem like it was big contact

Is there anyway Stroll loses his seat while his Dad owns the team? It's such a waste giving him such a fast car

Yeah also saved Albon from elimination

Haha I had the same thought

Lol this aged beautifuly

I love the look of the Williams car this weekend

I think that's partially the tracks fault, having lots of corners and the high walls

Charging per install has to be the most out of touch insane choices they could have made.

It seems like pitted for the Hards way earlier than everyone else. Curious to see if it helps them or not.

Snooze fest so far. Honestly surprised Carlos is still ahead.

Crazy to think not too long ago Hamilton was lapping Albon in a Red Bull. Now Albon is ahead of Hamilton in a Williams

Now here's to hoping Williams doesn't fuck Albon on strategy

He claimed everyone at dev II and higher was a 10 in their company. Complete dunning Kruger. I have no doubt I could've understood and worked on whatever software they have.

I was kicking myself for days afterwards for not doing exactly as you said. I'm not good at these types of interview questions in the moment. Also before that was the tech interview classic of asking a bunch random trivia questions, which I actually nailed. Also this was for dev II position.

I definitely dodged a bullet though. Some months later I got hired at a different company for 30k more.

Amen. I once had an interview where they asked what my skill is with .net on a scale of 1 - 10. I answered 6.5 even though at the time I had been doing it for 7 years. They looked annoyed and said they were looking for someone who was a 10. I countered with nobody is a 10, not them or even the people working on the framework itself. I didn't pass the interview and I think this question was why.

The people who say coding is easy do it because it does become easy eventually and then eventually you forget how hard it was in the beginning. It's also a lot easier if you find it fun and can practice in an environment where you don't have crazy deadlines to meet and have a good teacher or mentor who is willing to help along the way.

The one thing I use but will never put on my resume

OPossoms are the best most chill wild animal ever. Recently one ate entire dead squirrel in my yard so I didn't have to deal with it. Fuckin beast.

I've never experienced the breakpoint issue with Rider but I do find myself needing to invalidate cache and reload every now and then if I'm using it heavily. To be fair though I've had to do the same with VS for windows. It was always nice to use VS for Mac as a last resort sanity check though just to roll out that Rider is having issues and not my code.

I feel dumb for falling for the Xamarin.Forms train. I have zero confidence in any MS UI framework including Blazor.