What is the point in having such _days_? Consequently, shouldn't we also have a Scientists' day, an Actors' day, a Plumbers' day, blah blah? Everyone has a place in the universe. All we have to do is never to forget our true calling.
It varies country by country, but I'm pretty sure you'll find various aspects of humanity being celebrated on specific days (women, father/mother, workers, and so on), sometimes even at the UN level (i.e. theoretically worldwide). The point is to get mainstream attention to the achievements and problems of specific and necessary roles which would otherwise be mostly overlooked. In some cases the celebration is named…
Happy Programmers' Day
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Yes I do think the latter title would be more apt. :)
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#63we need a _happy programmmers_ day
Oh brother, just have a happy _programmers day_.
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#64Earlier quoted context omitted.
Wow, that was upsetting to read.
The best part is that they have to keep it to maintain backwards compatibility!
That's when you bring down the deprecation hammer and create a new function with a different name and sane behavior. No need to actually remove the functionality at any point, but at least they could get code bases to phase it out.
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#65we made a plan for today - https://getssl.me/en/programmers-day
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#66Ironically or not so much, it was just another miserable day for me.
Yay.
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#67Programmers' Day lands on Friday the 13th hmmmm...
What are the odds!? 1:7 was my guess, but quick check from 1990 to 2200 shows it's much higher, in 60 out of 210 years it will be Friday on Programmers' Day, with all days occurring 29, 31, 30, 0, 60, 30 and 30 times for Monday through Sunday respectively.
Try this... version 13 of software... 13th rc release... on the 13th... in 2013.