Funny :)

[byz]

It's a complicated issue because the mother tongue is not English, sometimes it is this way, sometimes it is that way.

 

[aeric]

And after you spent hours on reading these 120 pages you will hit a wall trying to understand why it doesn't work. Turns out that the API or SDK was sunsetted 3 years ago
I've been in this situation myself. I tried to send a request to the API only to find out that their SSL has expired 3 years ago.

Sometimes you are out of luck.

 

[MrKim]

The presumption here is that after READING the documentation you are capable of REMEMBERING what you read. I was diagnosed in my thirties with: I can still see the look of wonder on the psychologists face when he said. "You have no short term memory!" I am pretty good t problem solving (debugging) but remembering what I read - no.

 

[DarkoT]

 

[josejad]

You have no short term memory

Have you seen the film "Memento"?

 

[MrKim]

Have you seen the film "Memento"?

No, I will check it out. It is not THAT bad but I do use a lot of tricks to aid getting things done. The reason I can program - intellisense.

 

[rabbitBUSH]

The reason I can program - intellisense.

I misread that as intelligence - but - the reason behind the psychologist's diagnostic tools - intellect (think about it).....

 

[Beja]

It also depends on your job,, If you are a developer and full time employee, you would hate bugs, but if you are a QA engineer contractor then
you would always wish to have more than them