I don’t think it’s a pun. It’s an actual person.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Fowler_(software_engineer)
I don’t get:
Reed Hucks (“Redics”? What does that mean?)
Ann Vars
Heather Net
I don’t think it’s a pun. It’s an actual person.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Martin_Fowler_(software_engineer)
I don’t get:
Reed Hucks (“Redics”? What does that mean?)
Ann Vars
Heather Net
It’ll be done soon, then I can go home. TGIF, am I right?
I reckon. For me, whenever the T line shows up, I feel crummy for weeks afterwards. It’s not a good sign, I’d rather not take the test. \s
Yeah, one comment keeps it simple. We’re just stress testing.
Is there actually a limit to how far a comment thread can go?
Of course by then, the time you’d have spent would be worth more than $25
Yes, but you’d now have a script that can be used in the future as well. Automation is a magical thing, my friend.
Is that actually what happens? Let me check.
Can someone explain this joke to me
“I’m writing a recursive method with threads to optimize the CPU usage in a 0.02%”
I understand everything apart from the “in a 0.02%”. What does that mean? How can something be in a percentage?
If you want the answers that I could find, click here.