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Edd1CC
2y ago
It’s from 2010
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2y ago
I saw someone posit this exact idea at EuroSTAR in Stockholm on Wednesday, fwiw. Two guys from an Australian company suggest this & how both development and testing will be totally prompt based. It got the reaction you’d expect, but it
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There’s always these weird bottlenecks in the supply chain though. My favorite example is during Covid where reduced boron quantities resulted in less Pyrex glass that makes test tubes meaning transporting vaccines was at points rate limite
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Sweden was "neutral" but big on nazism topics such as eugenics. I spoke about this yesterday with some Swedes (I recently moved to Sweden).
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2y ago
Yep, when you get down to the raw materials used for these devices you get to three/four companies the supply chain relies on
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2y ago
I’ve been buying shares in ASML and below, such as TSCM and Applied Materials, but it’s a brittle plan if anything revolutionary pops up!
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2y ago
Who are their real competitors? They’ve been buying parts of the supply chain recently - they seem to have a real moat unless regulation gets involved (Serious question: I am just getting into the semiconductor world and haven’t found any c
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Ask HN: Are there any Gen-AI products in the wild?
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Yeah if one instance created one ID, then any integration tests creating more than one user would have failed. There were no testing or logging on a system with live users while doing a refactor between two dynamic languages
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2y ago
HN usernames aren't case-sensitive: > That username conflicts with an existing one. Names are case-insensitive. Please choose another.
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If I give them a trampoline they shouldn't spend all day jumping on it, just because they can. Especially if they're busy with features. They literally had 1 instance of the backend per $1 of revenue, and the reason the bug wasn&#
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They had 8 AWS tasks running 5 instances each with code written in TypeScript and Python, with frameworks like next.js, with $40 revenue and only a few weeks dev time? What the actual fuck hahahaha This is made worse when they edit saying t
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2y ago
Can’t you set it in the .zshrc file?
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To quote Hillel Wayne on LinkedIn, which sums this "study" up nicely: """ Yesterday I read a report claiming that Agile projects had "268% Higher Failure Rates" than projects with more upfront planning. As
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> We’ve built bridges and boats for thousands of years, where the outcome of failure is people die. We write software that has killed people due to bugs too, such as Therac-25 releasing too much beta radiation killing patients. > This
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Social media with people showing off how they landed a $350k job after graduating. Really common for the last few years if you're in the target demographic to get videos like "How I spent my $20k monthly salary as a 22 year old in
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There's probably some low-hanging concepts of rules, like A can have X of B. I guess if you work out what four or five of the most common rules are you could build just for them and have the rules in the YAML, as they'll be enough
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Hillel Wayne did a good "study" on this by speaking to a bunch of engineers who moved into software, engineers who stayed in software, and engineers who only worked in software (yes, you can be a chartered engineer in most Western
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How will you add rules? For example a doctor can only have 100 active patients
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Epigrams on Programming (1982) [pdf]
(iiif.library.cmu.edu)
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What sort of testing will you get for $50 paying 14 people? Seems rather pointless because no one will take that task seriously
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Or a company does this and sells the meta they learn for a monthly subscription (because as they update this on the company side the meta will change).