I remember a junior dev who thought he was done when his code conpiled without syntax errors.

Whenn I lived in Atlanta the Krogers each had a nickname. There was disco Kroger because of its disco ball. There was murder Kroger that purportedly had been the site of a murder.

This I guess is Robo Kroger.

In Charlottesville all the Krogers are quite different.

A weird, dark, maze-like warehouse-feeling Kroger that just closed.

We have a really nice Kroger a bit outside town. I always think of it as the Gucci Kroger.

A college-kid, cheaper Kroger close to the center of town. The cheaper version of the Harris Teeter nearby.

There's as much variation in individual Krogers as between other grocery chains!

A common practice in Denver. Kroger's local brand is "King Soopers". There's Scary Soopers, Queen Soopers, and ironically El Safeway and Soviet Safeway.

I like to imagine that whenn is like iff -- ie, when would mean "when and only when", lol

> There was disco Kroger because of its disco ball.

... As in the supermarket had a disco ball? Was it spinning?

Hallucinate much?

There are four bullet points that answer the question why would you want this.

The one that really stands out to me is

“ 03 :: Predictable low fees

Transform your cost structure with near-zero transaction fees that are highly predictable and can be paid in any stablecoin.”

I question why some of large companies that are named here as partners would want this.

That’s true! That’s a big conflict of interest for a company like Shopify who makes a lot of money charging payment processing fees.

Serendipity.

I feel sorry for that guy who has zero wasted time and 0 hours of fun. What a crappy way to go through life.

You can read and understand the code in a minute. Very creative.

Before you know it will have a mushroom brain.

Fake it till you make it.

Oh the irony.

Even the job-finders are now hunting for jobs themselves :\