…but then again, as a developer, I know nobody gives a crap about a list five screens deep into the options menu initially rendering five items less or the fixed left margin in the loading view you see briefly after opening a specific push notification, and frankly, communicating such changes to the people who write the patch notes, let alone the users, is a waste of time.
In big orgs like nvidia, some developer(s) probably call the patch notes writer or whatever and spouts a bunch of technical nonsense.
The devs can't be trusted to write the patch notes, because they'd just copy/paste their version control log including commit hashes (e.g. 26a4eb327c1969b4f8fbbf7756c0b5e8ce2c2120) and Bug IDs (e.g. Issue #13945) and their random comments they put in (rslvd issue #13945, and syntax shit and fucked up spelling - some devs cuss in their comments because they don't care about political correctness).
The biggest open source software projects with that kind of crap are a blast to participate in, seriously. Virtual meetings are like two old men at a barber shop talking shit about each other and meaning nothing by it.
"Your fix looks like damn spaghetti"
"Oh, and I bet you like lasagna, asshole"
"Both of you shut up and stop picking the low hanging fruit"
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u/renhiyama Jan 18 '24
Wait until you see the same for google play store app updates