Idempotent code/repositories are great - I love making everything as reproducible as possible. Particularly in make where every ‘all’ type command should have a corresponding ‘clean’ command. Many times I’ll see code bases where they skip defining the ‘clean’ command… or worse, have no ‘all’ command to begin with and rely on the developer knowing all the build and environment setup commands…

Of course! And it’s actually Outer Wilds I’m referring to; I haven’t played Outer Worlds yet so I can’t comment on it. They have very similar names unfortunately so it’s easy to mix them up.

Thanks for the suggestion! Ill add it to my wishlist 😊 I also added the games I hadn’t played from your list so thanks for that as well!

I would also add the following to your list (also outside the 100 hour req, but still 100% enjoyable):

Tiny Terry’s Turbo Trip

Outer Wilds

Outer Wilds may be obvious to anyone who has played it, but it would be a shame to leave it unmentioned as it is my favorite game of all time and seemingly universally loved. And Tiny Terry’s Turbo Trip is just stupidly entertaining - impossible to stop once you start playing.

Just from reading the article, is the scope just critical software infrastructure? What does that encompass exactly? Banking and military software seems easy to assume - what about embedded medical device software? Or just embedded software in general?

We need more places where you can scan and checkout with your phone. For example: https://www.bigy.com/myExpressCheckout

This single-handedly changed where I buy groceries - I can essentially just walk out the front door as soon as I have everything I need. Don’t need to worry about:

• Waiting in the massive checkout lines (even the self-checkout lines are long…)
• Taking everything (or mostly everything) out of the shopping cart for the cashier to scan.

Yeah the title is total clickbait.