I write unit tests and test my own code, but we also have UAT tests that are completed by others independently. Complex systems with lots of moving parts require lots of testing.

I’m a dev and I hate releasing buggy code but I’m not in charge of testing or the amount of testing we do before release.

The teachers answer is perfect. If the phone has the same number then it’s the same phone. If it has a different number then it’s going to be a pain for the student to update all his contacts “new phone, who dis”

Mistral AI:

The phrase you’re asking about is a play on words and internet slang. Here’s a breakdown:

• Rizzler: This term refers to someone who has “rizz,” which is slang for charisma or the skill of attracting the opposite sex.

• Fanum Tax: This is an internet slang term that means stealing someone’s food or being entitled to some of it. It’s often used humorously online.

• Beta: In internet slang, a “beta” often refers to someone who is perceived as lacking confidence or assertiveness, often contrasted with an “alpha” who is seen as dominant or confident.

• Rizzness: This is a play on “rizz,” referring to the quality of being charming or attractive.

So, the phrase “Catch a lowkey beta a fish, and you can Fanum tax him” means that if you help someone who is less confident (a beta) by giving them a fish, you can then take some of their food (Fanum tax them). The second part, “Teach a beta to fish, and you destroy a top-tier rizzness opportunity,” suggests that by teaching them to be self-sufficient, you lose the chance to show off your own charm or attractiveness.