$retVal and $item are my personal favourite.

And decent variable names if you can, as well.

No magic numbers!

Minimal supervision also could mean there’s no onboarding, no support and internal communication is awful.

I like to call pair-programming sessions (for bugs) “bebuggery sessions” at work and people haven’t complained yet.

Some diff tools don’t handle indentation by default.

So if you add a wrapper, it counts everything inside it as “changed”

sets the diff to ignore whitespace

Lines changed: 3

• Viewport engineer.
• Browser-space technician.
• Microsoft painter-decorator.
• Inferior decorator.
• He-who-responds (on the bugs channel).
• Scope denier.
• Manager disappointer.

I’m trying out a paid Google called Kagi for a month.

It’s pretty good so far and very fast.

And no ads or SEO prioritisation, which is the key part.

Or tracking/data-retention, so they say (it’s not open source so we only have their word for it).

“We have justify-content and align-items at home”