@matigo I believe she will. I will also read the course notes and learn the language alongside her.
@matigo She just wants to learn the language for fun, she has not desire to become a translator or anything like that. This might set her timetable a bit back, but a year or two should not matter that much.
My wife had the kick-off lecture of her beginner's Japanese course yesterday evening. During the lecture it turned out that she should have taken a couple of other preparatory courses first. This was not clearly communicated in the course description, so she has to postpone her Japanese studies a bit.
Turned out that it was actually my mistake. The notification setup sends the payload as JSON that uses quote marks (”) as the delimiters. Then the data that was supposed to be in one of the fields included quote marks, making the JSON invalid.
// @variablepulserate
Spent the week setting up and testing an automagic notification system for our CI builds to find out that when it is actually used it does not work when it is actually triggered. The CI build reports the notification being sent but it never landed on the receiving side. FFS…
@matigo Well, I wonder who this ”hero” would be so that I could pay them a visit… The infrastructure should make things easier, and this is a great example of things not being easy…
Getting really irritated at work. Our code is hosted on Azure DevOps that seems have intermittent issues with their CI/CD pipeline hosts. The jobs are failing due to the host disconnecting at some point, sometimes it takes only a minute or so while sometimes the job is almost done.
Yes, we know our jobs are not the fastest, but could you just keep the infrastructure up and running so that we don't end up wasting everybody's time by re-running the jobs while keeping our fingers crossed…
@matigo Well put. I have also never seen anyone be able to give answer to that ”what do you want to track” question…