Block chain with rust or something, idk I'm not a developer.

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Content Grady Booch GradyBooch 8h Politics, from the POV of a software architect. The US Senate runs off a legacy architecture that seems ill-suited to the platform it now represents. g 17 24 169 Show more replies Present shoecatladder 7h Replying to feathers and GradyBooch microsenates If one microsenate gets deadlocked on a filibuster, another microsentate can take up the bill and continue processing 9 2 17 3 Grady Booch GradyBooch 7h Haha brilliant 17 2 88

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The eternal developer dilemma. Finish something in 4 hours that management estimated would take 6 months, and now you're stuck with the worst decision of your career: be honest and get rewarded with 5x more work, or pretend you're "still working on it" while secretly learning Rust on company time. The haunted look in that wojak's eyes tells the whole story. He's been here before. Last time he spoke up, they "rewarded" him with the legacy codebase nobody wants to touch. The time before that? On-call duty for a year. Pro tip: always multiply your estimates by 3, finish early, and keep a private stash of "almost done" screenshots for those status meetings. It's not procrastination, it's expectation management .

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The counter of "Days Without Bugs To Fix" permanently stuck at zero is the most honest piece of documentation in any codebase. It's like having a "Days Since Last Workplace Accident" sign at a demolition derby. The eternal zero isn't pessimism—it's just acknowledging that squashing one bug is simply an invitation for three more to attend its funeral. The only thing that resets faster than this counter is a developer's will to live during a production hotfix.