The company plans to extend support to cover PHP, C++, C#, and HTML, which are the remaining languages that have IntelliJ IDEs.

As someone who uses Rubymine every day, this hurts me deeply.

Can't wait to see how that plays out.

I expect that some portion of the population is unhappy with the result, and another portion is happy with it.

lotta buzzwords in this one.

k.

I'll be switching to 8 glasses of whiskey per day.

> apply for the chance to work remotely for two weeks a year.

This makes it sound like a fucking lottery. I really hope this is just bad wording.

some of us have actually been here since back then.

That one is pretty far down the list for me.

This looks to be a continuation of SomethingAwful and Chan content being stolen/reused/updated/etc. for purposes that were not originally intended or considered. What's the difference here?

There's nothing special about /r/NoSleep as far as this phenomenon is concerned, I think. I expect anything with a critical mass of readership can end up being used for *something*.

Better yet, write tests that explicitly state and test what your software is supposed to do.

Write them before you write the code that implements them, if at all possible. If you can't, the 'supposed to do' part in the first sentence is all the more important. Don't test what the code *does*, test what it's *supposed to do*.

Comments are lies waiting to happen, and the computer can't tell you when they're wrong. Failing tests will tell you your system is not working the way it's supposed to.