Best way to get feedback from users: “Hey, this thing we’re building for you that you have showed absolutely no interest in? We’re shipping tomorrow.” 😂

🤞 that you have a smooth launch.

Thanks, @U0522J5HN. Yes, that is precisely what’s going on. They suddenly discovered a feature I made almost 1 year ago last week and starting praising it, even though it was heavily requested by them and I had already made a big announcement of it back when I made it. 😛

So it’s great that they’re finally taking interest, but also kinda funny.

clients don't know what they want until they can see it

very true

Very relatable 😁. It’s just Cunningham’s Law in action: if you want feedback, don’t ask for feedback, just deploy v0.1 of the feature. Good luck! 🙂

40K bike ride?

Not enough 40k bike rides and/or not enough ice cream

not enough is right

need more practice on both

you're hugging people all wrong

that is a distinct possibility

Can't help but feel that god screwed us with knees. When cybernetic enhancements are finally a thing I'm definitely getting them replaced with better ones

and the food-pipe intersecting with the air-pipe

and nostril hair. wtf

isn't that just apply filter :thinking_face:

I could use a new back... but I think the one I've got will just have to do.

Looks like I have to write my own equals code 😞

just written my own .equals didn't turn out that difficult, but just finding out I needed to do that took some time.

@U052852ES when implementing equals, don't forget to implement hashCode as well "to maintain the general contract for the hashCode method, which states that equal objects must have equal hash codes." (https://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/api/java/lang/Object.html#equals(java.lang.Object))

yup, done that. thank you for reminding me though.

There’s a project for that. https://projectlombok.org

I heard of that, never used it though.