adamhepner

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by adamhepner 1mo ago
I like it and use it regularly. Maybe I don't get other harnesses, but in my experience Manus gets shit done, whereas I have to constantly babysit other tools.
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by adamhepner 1mo ago
It looks interesting, but to be honest - when I wanted to connect Google apps I got warned that the developer is not verified. That's a bad look.
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by adamhepner 3mo ago
That's interesting. The most I had to do with SikuliX recently is its Robot Framework library, which is very neat way of both keeping the tech somewhat alive and making it easier to write the scripts.
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by adamhepner 6y ago
https://istqb-glossary.page - I got frustrated with the official ISTQB glossary page, so I made my own. Scraped their data via (terrible, terrible) search API, published it all as a hugo page. Nothing spectacular, but it serves
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by adamhepner 6y ago
I second that. It's stupid powerful, and costs only 20$ for lifetime licence.
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by adamhepner 7y ago
wasn't there a crowd effort to make and mass 3d-print ventilators? I guess I've seen in couple of days ago on reddit
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by adamhepner 7y ago
Nice Project sp. z o.o. / Software Developer in Test (SDET) / Wrocław, Poland / Full-Time onsite We (Nice Project sp. z o.o. - http://niceproject.eu ) are currently building a team of test automation specialist to
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by adamhepner 7y ago
Thanks for asking. I am fine. I've recently changed jobs and now I work from home with occasional travel - and even though it's strenuous, it's much more comfortable. I have flexible hours, fixed pay every month, paid vacatio
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by adamhepner 7y ago
My next comment as a QA: "I told you so" God, the many times I had told them so months before difficult situations arrived, just to be swiftly ignored by business because some devs didn't want to bother, and wanted to get to
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by adamhepner 7y ago
This is such an amazing feature. I wish it got picked up by other major languages and became a standard practice.
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by adamhepner 7y ago
Great stuff. But what about alternative python interpreters that have been lagging behind? Jython is 2.7.1 and IronPython is 2.7.9
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by adamhepner 7y ago
Ha! My boy (almost 3) may be playing with his legos for whole afternoon, but the moment I peek in the general direction of my laptop, he wants to bang on the keyboard. Not any keyboard (tried that), but my keyboard specifically. And when it
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by adamhepner 7y ago
OK, so the main takeaway for me for example would be that if I want write lambdas in Go (because it's awesome), then GCP would be better choice for me. But anyway, I'm not too current when it comes to lambdas. Are they compiled ev
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by adamhepner 7y ago
Unrelated, but why on earth is "iNdEx" used almost a million times? Is there a joke that I'm missing at play here?
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by adamhepner 7y ago
This reminds me of an old (communist-old) polish joke: Why are all the houses in the village of Wąchock painted white? Because the mayor thereof heard that "no bomb shall ever fall on a white house" There were a lot more, includin
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by adamhepner 7y ago
I will chip in as a happy user of PlantText[1]. It allows you to edit PlantUML diagrams, renders them, and you can either download them as PNGs, SVG, or ASCII. I'm pretty sure you can also directly link to an image, although I'm n
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by adamhepner 8y ago
I honestly thought it were 3 consecutive weeks. How about adding a column left with description?
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by adamhepner 8y ago
I can definitely see how this is useful for enhancing testing and test reporting purposes. Very nice article.
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by adamhepner 8y ago
Oh yes, those companies where progress takes place regardless of, not thanks to IT support...
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by adamhepner 8y ago
SEEKING WORK | Location: Hamburg, DE soon to be Wroclaw, PL | REMOTE ONLY (with occasional travel within Europe) I am a software testing specialist with a background in software development and experience in test automation. Full ISTQB Adva
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by adamhepner 8y ago
or a tiny js file that anyone can add to header, that upon document loaded replaces ALL images, videos, text in quotes and anchors with black stripes with red "451 unavailable for legal reasons" spans. Upon clicking this should op
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by adamhepner 8y ago
I can almost imagine a service that allows you to do multiple versions of your video ad, with script changes, various music, graphic styles, etc. and verify the rates. If somebody ever runs with this idea - just let me know afterwards how m
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by adamhepner 8y ago
And it greatly simplifies usage of Selenium from what I had witnessed. And it is relatively easy to use with less-technical people, since you could use Excel to specify test cases if they wanted to contribute directly. And it is extremely e
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by adamhepner 8y ago
Actually, the whole Dune series, and risking to be controversial - the extended universe with the abomination of books by Frank Herbert's son. Yes, they break the rules, yes, they are rushed and yes some explanations plain don't m
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by adamhepner 8y ago
As a comparison - a "senior test automation engineer" in Poland has usually 3-5 years experience in automation in the rob ad. I've never really seen anything more than 5. In Germany, I recently got "junior test automatio
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by adamhepner 8y ago
As a freelancer in Germany, I can add to that: it's not only that companies are stingy with employees. From what I had observed, a growing number of software engineers found out how tax calculations work, and decide to go freelance by
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by adamhepner 9y ago
Great! What I couldn't find is: is it possible to get output from one command and store it as variable for use in another command? My example is simple: I need to get a token once, and then provide it as a header to all subsequent requ
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by adamhepner 9y ago
OK, so question time: I haven't done any Java (let alone Kotlin) coding now for what seems like ages, but will need to implement a relatively simple, yet cross-platform client for my upcoming application. It will probably sound extreme
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by adamhepner 9y ago
If I recall the argument against Facebook here, the point is: let's assume that you found a company, file for a patent and implement it using some open source tools/libraries, also backed by Facebook. Now somewhere down the line F
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by adamhepner 9y ago
Exactly. The short list for my family was: me, my wife, my mother, father, sister, and mother-in-law. 6 users under one plan, also using each other's computers as targets, because the connection speed at my parents' is atrocious.

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