anytime5704

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by anytime5704 1y ago
FYI it’s a liberal arts college. Albeit, a uniquely STEM focused liberal arts college. It’s legit and their grads are wicked smart.
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by anytime5704 1y ago
> When I asked the guy who wrote it what's going on, he admitted he vibe coded the entire project. This really irritates me. I’ve had the same experience with teammates’ pull requests they ask me to review. They can’t be bothered to
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by anytime5704 2y ago
I’m just one person. So take my opinion for what it is: just my opinion. I started using Dropbox in high school and it has always “just worked”. I use the native app on Windows, iOS, and OSX. It’s essentially a virtual drive on all my devic
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by anytime5704 2y ago
Yeah, but then you have to use onedrive…
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by anytime5704 2y ago
I took 6 months at 29 and it felt like a lot. At 34, it still feels like a lot, but I also wouldn’t consider anything less than that a “break.”
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by anytime5704 2y ago
Maybe this is a semantic distinction, but I’d say “your ability to convince people (period)” is what becomes more and more important. Levels really shouldn’t factor into a problem discussion beyond determining who is involved in the discuss
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by anytime5704 2y ago
I find that hard to believe... "Cast" is a pretty ubiquitous term and, anecdotally, Chromecast is almost always the device I find when traveling. Probably selection bias on my part, but I'd expect most people to be aware of C
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by anytime5704 2y ago
I think the other commenter’s point is you can use 2 fields to distinguish between the first field being specified as empty vs absent (or whatever terms you prefer). E.g. - type.specified => “” - type.unspecified => empty The same tec
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by anytime5704 2y ago
This seems like a great way to accidentally cause another global extinction event. I’m probably overestimating the size of the anchor.
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by anytime5704 2y ago
At the risk of incurring further downvotes: - dynamic types - confusing syntax - idiosyncrasies in standard functions/libraries - duck typing - rails dogmas Admittedly, my experience is limited (only 1 year of professional ruby dev), b
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by anytime5704 2y ago
Yep, this is the same as people who tell you not to mark yourself “open to work” because it “makes you look desperate.” If that’s what some company cares about, then I’m glad they won’t message me.
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by anytime5704 2y ago
This looks super neat. I didn’t see anything on the page about running the tool locally (remote code analysis is a deal breaker). Anyone know if that’s an option?
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by anytime5704 2y ago
There’s a time and a place for checking its work. Depending on the search, I either don’t care, or I use something like perplexity, which includes its references.
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by anytime5704 2y ago
Crypto (currency) never served a real use case other than pump and dumps or dark web transactions. GenAI is used by people for all sorts of purposes. Anecdotally, it has largely replaced my own usage of traditional search engines. This stri
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by anytime5704 2y ago
To be clear, I'm familiar with the zipper merge and agree it's great. The thing that is *not* ok is when someone flies by 20-100 cars then blocks their entire lane while forcing their way into the front of the line where there is
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by anytime5704 2y ago
Shit, I've been working for 10 years (but only a few months with these tools). I actually considered the looser validation when I discovered that toHaveReceivedAnyCommand() worked, but, ultimately decided there *had* to be something wr
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by anytime5704 2y ago
This makes me feel better about wasting the last 2 days debugging a failed unit test that was due to duplicate dependencies (with different versions). expect(mockDynamoDBClient).toHaveReceivedAnyCommand(); // passes expect(m
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by anytime5704 2y ago
> Once you have everything in your airspace set up… The great filter of self-maintaining ski equipment. I don’t have the space for a permanent setup and it’s just more convenient to drag the skis to the store once a year than buy the equ
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by anytime5704 2y ago
I don't love the first example used: > A 2014 article in Psychology Today titled ‘Why We Don’t Give Each Other a Break’ used the example of someone who cuts into a line in front of you. You might think, “What a jerk,” when in realit
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by anytime5704 2y ago
To be fair, most parents who anticipate sending their kids to college and/or graduate school start saving well before that happens. So, it’s not like 1/4 of your income just disappears the day they enroll.
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by anytime5704 2y ago
No offense, but this is wrong. There is a metric-fuck ton of telemetry on a windows machine (really any sufficiently sophisticated software/device). Not only do they correlate the update start event with the update end event, they also
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by anytime5704 2y ago
First time I’ve seen hackernews link to Lemmy. Love to see it. That place needs more organic growth.
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by anytime5704 2y ago
Yeah wtf is this headline? I don’t want a stake. I want this company to not exist.
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by anytime5704 2y ago
A friend of mine ran a marathon with 0 training in large part to spite me for laughing at him for saying he would. Not as extreme as an ultra, but still an unimaginable feat for most people. I wouldn’t have believed it if he didn’t wake me
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by anytime5704 2y ago
I have no idea what you’re getting at. You started by insulting all Americans for cybertrucks even though they aren’t popular. Then you called me stupid because I can’t connect the dots of your incoherent ramblings. I suggest you spend less
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by anytime5704 2y ago
Should probably throw our calculators away and go back to pen and paper too right? /s This is a tool for teachers that is now free. Maybe I’m an idiot, but that sounds good to me. Give teachers all the things because we sure as shit ar
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by anytime5704 2y ago
The whole company behaves like rogue cowboys. If a PM there didn’t say “fuck it ship it even without her permission” they’d probably be replaced with someone who would. I expect the cost of any potential legal action/settlement was hap
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by anytime5704 2y ago
I want to know! Used to work on GCE, but as the article mentioned, there are a lot of safeguards built in over there to prevent you from accidentally deleting things and account wipeout has a grace period to prevent a lapse in billing from
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by anytime5704 3y ago
Some internal stakeholder surely fought for it so they could get promoted. Happy for that person, wherever they are now.
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by anytime5704 3y ago
I’m surprised more people don’t know this. I love end of year because nobody’s pushing anything or needs help. Then you take vacation in January when the floodgates open.

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