Right? Like, it’s literally a meme format. I know some people are actually butt hurt and it baffles me.

Lol.

I still don’t understand the backlash. Like, is it really that big of a deal?

French Crullers are too low on this list.

Maybach Virgil Abloh. This whole car seems very ostentatious, generally.

This was pretty standard 10-15 years ago. Back then QA was in a different building from the other game devs. We would enter bugs and it would go to either a QA lead for approval or a dev bucket to get assigned. If they couldn’t repro the bug, they would grab the QA person who reported the issue and take them to the…

Working in games, I’ve become a pro at layoffs. I always keep my resume up to date. I don’t bring personal items to decorate my area. I instantly sign up for unemployment insurance. I start reaching out to my network. Pretty simple stuff but it’s not the end of the world, usually.

Poggers is so old though. Why is it getting popular now?

I usually never ask for substitutions or replacements or whatever. The only thing I usually ask for is no cilantro in pho and no beans in burritos.

So, this basically only applies to Cali (if we’re talking America), motorcycle commute if you have to drive. You’re allowed to lanesplit here. It took my commute from about 1h15m to 30-40m. Obviously it’s not for everyone, but if you’re looking for an alternative, motorcycles.

I work at a gaming company in the Silicon Valley. None of these tips apply.

I have worked QA. And it can be rewarding and interesting. And it sucks that the people you’ve met in QA have only been either unhappy or uninspiring. Can it be a dead end? Yes, 100%. But saying the only reason to get into QA is to use it as a stepping stone is not true.

I only take issue with:

As an Asian person, I’m totally onboard.

Just saw an article on Foodbeast about peanut butter Whoppers in South Korea.

After working for a bunch of companies in Silicon Valley, if they don’t offer free food, I will eventually microwave fish in the office.

They could be middle class. Bought the house 20 years ago when it was affordable and then turned out to be 1.5 mil 20 years later.

I saw those prices and thought those prices were really low for a really exclusive area. I live in Silicon Valley and regular houses are 1 mil.

I think it’s more about the message. Don’t want people getting rebellious thoughts.