Ahem.

Sometimes I clear cache and cookies, ye.

But you said

> browser history

So. Let. Me. Tell. You. This.

Why in the F-CK do some browsers like Opera seem to not have functioning History? What I mean is... you go to a site, say poopshit dot com. You compulsively impulsively whatever go to your nervous tick ridiculous habit site that just happens automatically before you're even aware of what you're doing like a monkey drinking nectar from a sippy thing in a lab, and then you go

"Oh wait. What was that site I was on before? I think it was Poop Shit Dot Com"

You click History - literally a first class menu item they are bragging about a feature that doesn't even work.

You click History.

It expands. Guess what's not there? The F7IOP7^$35345MO mf'iing god damn site you just went to is not on the list !

Upsets me mildly.

But in our software we actually want language - high level expressive declarations and descriptions of process (which actually automate work).

Code is like a recipe that is also a poem.

If it wasn’t, we’d not invent higher level more dynamic languages over time. Expression is power.

You want the dual function so it’s both descriptive (documentation and digestible knowledge) and yet has productive power as an instrument.

Higher-ups can’t think of code like that - like writing. One reason I think corporations still need to evolve to become more technical and made up of more creative people.

Run it like an editor at the local paper.

Ok but non-technical “managers” are way worse.

Has more to do with role focus and hours in the day. I would rather have a dev dedicated to PM than a “manager” larping as one cringily trying to keep up with us totally ineffective to lead a technical team.

Tech companies are anything but technical anymore since they got rid of all the talent.

Points: 6

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