Re:Why do recipe writers lie and lie about how long it takes...
by JodieBenitez on Tuesday May 23, 2023 @03:53AM
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I do this, sometimes. And it's fine.
Re:Why do recipe writers lie and lie about how long it takes...
by ReptileMan on Tuesday May 23, 2023 @03:55AM
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Especially not on live ... it never happens man. It's urban legend.
Re:Why do recipe writers lie and lie about how long it takes...
by june_twenty on Tuesday May 23, 2023 @07:00AM
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You're implying this does happen. Where does this happen? I've never experienced it.
Re:Why do recipe writers lie and lie about how long it takes...
by andrewflnr on Tuesday May 23, 2023 @10:50AM
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I did have a guy, supposedly experienced, push some code to master that he had obviously not run because it still had obvious syntax errors. I can only assume there was a bit of a culture mismatch, but still, shall we say I was peeved.
Re:Why do recipe writers lie and lie about how long it takes...
by Sakos on Tuesday May 23, 2023 @09:00AM
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It's more like deploying code to production without at the very least running it once. That would be really fucking dumb. Most people don't do that. The above comment is saying that most cookbooks are hot garbage and dont have recipes that have been used once.
It would not happen. Right? Right?