Aurelius108

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by Aurelius108 1y ago
I’ve run into this as well, it’s so obnoxious. Now I just go into multiple cursors mode and type the same exact stuff multiple times haha.
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by Aurelius108 1y ago
Oddly enough I find senior engineers at my company demand ridiculous comments like this oddly enough. I've found that a 1:3 comment:code ratio (basically a comment every 2-3 lines with a new line separating each block) is the only thi
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by Aurelius108 1y ago
Unfortunately staff engineers at my company will demand annoying comments like this so I don't think it's necessarily a sign of vibe coding
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by Aurelius108 1y ago
Agreed, it’s one of those things that works well if it happens organically but not as a policy. I’ve got a personal wiki at work where I dump a bunch of useful stuff, it has helped people and attracted attention which is nice. I think the
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by Aurelius108 2y ago
Good point, when you look at your watch your thought should be “3:15 has passed” or “3:15:40 has passed”. One is more precise but if you think of it as a time that has already passed you can budget accordingly. 3:15 tells you that 3:15:00
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by Aurelius108 2y ago
Never thought of it that way, that’s really helpful. Thinking of the right hand side as an expression makes way more sense then spiral and other explanations I’ve seen
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by Aurelius108 2y ago
It’s very new to the standard library (latest version of GCC this year was the first version to support it). Additionally, I’ve found that println adds 30+ seconds to my compile time even for hello world so I’ll be avoiding it unless I nee
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by Aurelius108 2y ago
Although they’re cheating, I give them props for trying. I abandoned Android when even Samsung didn’t make an honest effort to make their phones responsive. It’s nice that Apple consistently values responsiveness because then Google, Sams
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by Aurelius108 2y ago
I was scripting on a windows machine which didn’t have WSL setup and decided to learn PowerShell. After a week or so of scripting with PowerShell and seeing how intuitive and robust the syntax is, something changed in my brain and I decided
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by Aurelius108 2y ago
Yeah JIRA doesn’t appear to cache any of its information and doesn’t appear to make it’s information cache-friendly for a browser, so you end up accidentally clicking on another issue and then having to click back costing you 30 seconds (on
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by Aurelius108 2y ago
I think this is a key insight with some details: there isn’t an entire shadowy org that operates without jira but there are teams of people, usually small who do amazing things without jira. I imagine the manhattan project ran this way but
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by Aurelius108 2y ago
Agreed, I think the key here is that the Game of Life is structured enough that many computational steps can be elided in this way. If it was more chaotic, this couldn't happen. The realization that GoL can be used to run one GoL cel
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by Aurelius108 3y ago
Every so often I log for a way to have git log only return tagged commits and commits where the commits you’ve requested come together. In general more tools for seeing simplified graphs would be nice
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by Aurelius108 3y ago
I agree that sublime is a fad and maybe atom. Sublime’s biggest mistake imho way their proprietary model combined with a plugin system, it’d probably be better to either make it free or make it very ease to use. I don’t see eclipse or VSC
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by Aurelius108 3y ago
Ah that makes sense, we’ve got a process certification as well.
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by Aurelius108 3y ago
Nailed it, the biggest issue imho is those state transitions. Why make a state that can’t transition to all others? It takes forever to tease out the intention behind it. State machines are notoriously difficult in code, why add them into
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by Aurelius108 4y ago
Agreed, using the paths makes it feel like a conventional toolchain. I haven’t tried this but it sounds like if I execute the python executable in the venv directory I get that shell. Only issue from there is writing executables that invok