I hate the feeling of no longer being fully in the loop.
I tell agents to debug an issue. They explain what goes wrong. Propose a solution.
That's sure a lot of jargon. Do I fully understand what they're saying? Kind of. But certainly not like if my mind was solely focused on that bug fix, instead of juggling 5 other threads.
I tell them to do it. Make the fix, create a PR, the usual.
Is their solution really the right approach? Will they not include a dumb invariant that might later bite me in the ass?
Glancing at code, it *seems* fine. But I'm not sure. I'd have to go way deeper into the issue to be able to tell. But that would defeat the purpose of having agents do the thing instead of me. That'd be *inefficient*.
So I merge it in, and move on to the next thread.
Forever falling behind so I wouldn't fall behind.
What if you had agents helping you navigate your career same way sportspeople do?
You get signed to an agency in/after school or once you’re ready to enter the workforce and they help you find jobs, negotiate contracts, and optimize your career path.
My problem with texting is that, sometimes, I expect you to just say “Alright, no wahala”. But then you go “Alright, no wahala or we could even do … yadayadayada and yadayadayada … What do you think?”
And now I am expected to say some more stuff. Else, I am a ghost-er🫠
The orchestrated Campaign against Messi and Argentina by extension is so pathetic and sad.
But we'll be here when things settle and become clearer. One just has to laugh at this point.
If you think the online campaigns against Messi and Argentina did not affect refereeing and FIFA decisions against them, and also ultimately not being awarded the Golden ball award for best player, then you haven’t been paying attention.
please feel free to hate on argentina (they suck) but the forced anti-messi campaign from footballers and commentators alike stems from all of them (and you too ) knowing they’re not and will never be as good as him even on his worst day
good morning