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I dont even know, but my brain just stopped caring. I have a call today to go over some changes and why some critical failures occured on my side, and all im doing is preparing to find a job paying more money instead. I guess, since i see the US as insolvent, i also see companies in the US as just as insolvent. And since most are filled to the brim (like mine) with curry munching assholes, i simply just dont care anymore. Part of me wants to work for a majority white company but those are impossible to find in tech

I dont even know, but my brain just stopped caring. I have a call today to go over some changes and why some critical failures occured on my side, and all im doing is preparing to find a job paying more money instead. I guess, since i see the US as insolvent, i also see companies in the US as just as insolvent. And since most are filled to the brim (like mine) with curry munching assholes, i simply just dont care anymore. Part of me wants to work for a majority white company but those are impossible to find in tech

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These indians never write code in a way that someone in the future will be able to understand. It's all just pure trash. They don't have the IQ to think that far ahead.

Sounds like a mix of backward logic and poor work ethics if you ask me.

I've noticed that, idiots who like to fancy themselves as smart, tend to love to write code in the most obfuscated/twisted way, especially when they are beginners, because they seem to believe it's going to make them look like geniuses... While in reality it usually turns out to be just a giant pain in the ass for everybody in the end, themselves included, that's the irony.

They write "undecipherable" code because 1) It shows they are smart... After all if nobody but them can read it, it SHOWS that they are smarter and the rest just aren't smart enough to understand... Reinventing the wheel in order to make it square being par for the course eventually. 2) If virtually nobody but them can decipher their code the company will eventually need to hire them again then, they think... "Quick, call super pajeet!" 3) Laziness kicks in once in a while, and they just dump a giant turd in the middle of their already existing mess they can barely comprehend due to their own obfuscating ways, and they call it a day!

Now maybe I'm wrong, but I don't think I'm that far off

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Pretty much true where i work. The code was "rushed", except it wasnt really, it just comes off as someone dumped a bunch of shit into a solution and called it a day, never to see it used ever again. Why do they care, not the ones who are gonna be working on it anyways