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To give the org credit, they found and fixed the problem – a typo in a script, apparently – but as a result, the sequencing of the demos was disrupted and the result was a little confusing.
I'm gonna quote this, the next time my boss asks why we need a thorough testing culture.
Edit: Also: language servers and static code checkers safe money, so don't hassle me about why I need to config neovim while clocked in.
config neovim while clocked in.
You're supposed to do it on your free time, like over the weekend, instead of spending time with your loved ones. Duh!