Ephera

I don’t want to dismiss your point overall, but I see that example so often and it irks me so much.

Unit tests are your specification. So, 1) ideally you should write the specification before you implement the functionality. But also, 2) this is the one part where you really should be putting in your critical thinking to work out what the code needs to be doing.

An AI chatbot or autocomplete can aid you in putting down some of the boilerplate to have the specification automatically checked against the implementation. Or you could try to formulate the specification in plaintext and have an AI translate it into code. But an AI without knowledge of the context nor critical thinking cannot write the specification for you.

I mean, unless we define “professional” as really just being able to collect money for it, that still seems extremely short, even if it were a dozen parts with that length…

Yeah, when I’m well in training with a language, there’s certainly a magnitude more stuff that I know off the top of my head, but what really makes the difference is that I know where to look up how to do something and what libraries to pull in.

You don’t need to remember everything to the point, where you could reproduce it without looking anything up. It’s much more important to have a pattern in your head, so that when you do look things up, you can piece back together how it worked from that information you find online.

What the hell, man. I saw this out of the corner of my eye and thought it’s the Java logo. Then I actually look at it and think to myself that it doesn’t look like the Java logo at all. Then I read the text and it also jokes about it looking like the Java logo.

I guess, it’s the colors and swirly lines and being vaguely cup-shaped?

Eh, I doubt most people care about being vegan for the sake of being vegan, but as has been said, honey bees are bad for pollinators, so from a moral viewpoint, you get to the same conclusion.

Ultimately, though, honey isn’t hard to give up. Certainly nothing that I felt was worth contemplating whether it’s grey area or not.
At best, it’s annoying, because the weirdest products will have honey added. One time, I accidentally bought pickles with honey, and they were fucking disgusting.