dacracot

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Someone forked my repo, then submitted a PR written by Claude(github.com)
3 points by dacracot 4mo ago|1 comments
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by dacracot 4mo ago
I asked a question but have gotten no response. Why? 1. They have moved on and haven’t made the time. 2. They disagree with my premise and are ignoring it. 3. They don’t actually understand what Claude wrote and can’t answer. I get 1 or 2
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by dacracot 5mo ago
New PR with unconfirmed claim of 12.188%. Will review and confirm soon.
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by dacracot 5mo ago
Yes, it is low, but that is the challenge to fork the repo and up the winning percentage.
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by dacracot 3y ago
All I'm gonna say is if you reduce and optimize this design, you will end up with a round about.
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by dacracot 3y ago
As an individual that attended an ivy league school, this article seems absolute nonsense as to the causality of the authors inability to bridge the class barrier. My "elite education" is not the sum total of my life experience.
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by dacracot 3y ago
So why isn't this an environmental/climate change issue. These corporations that want employees that can work from home to burn fuel and emit CO2 in order to travel to the office unnecessarily should be shamed for their lack of c
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by dacracot 4y ago
The RPi foundation is anticipating their supply chain to return to normal by second quarter of 2023... https://www.raspberrypi.com/news/supply-chain-update-its-goo...
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by dacracot 4y ago
So this kind of analysis is always troublesome. It isn't very hard to find instances of false positives when the sample size is so large. For those false positives, the cost and effort is no doubt a waste and potentially could distrac
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by dacracot 4y ago
As a 61 year old programmer, that knew this is what I would be doing since my first exposure as a junior in high school, I can say his insights aren't too bad. But 20 more years on, things start to hit harder. My best advice is to le
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by dacracot 4y ago
Still doesn't suck.
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by dacracot 5y ago
Because it is awful.
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by dacracot 5y ago
Physics is simple? Can you describe to me what gravity is? Have you published your unified theory yet?
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by dacracot 6y ago
> Just as a sports team wins or loses together, so too should the engineering team be treated as the fundamental unit of success. A sports team has a play book, does your team? A sports team practices together, does your team? A sports
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by dacracot 6y ago
I get your point, but without paragraphs of explanation, I doubt I could persuade you. I can say this... It was meant as a solitary exercise, not as a group.
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by dacracot 6y ago
I'll caveat my remarks first by admitting that I nearly completely ignorant of Google's 20% policy, but since it was widely advertised, my workplace made a similar statement that one half of each Friday should be dedicated to lear
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by dacracot 6y ago
Spreading your business logic across all of your code base is a bad idea in any language. Not doing it as a primary design pattern is language agnostic. Your argument has nothing to do with whether the code executes in the database, a JVM
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by dacracot 6y ago
So first I can't read the article because there is no way I'm giving them my email so they can spam me later. That having been said, what is the unit of measure? Coding is notoriously difficult to measure and the unit of measure
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by dacracot 6y ago
First law of history... The victors get to write it.
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by dacracot 6y ago
You need to liaison differing personalities to communicate and come to consensus. First are your customers, presumably business types, to your development team, stereotypically introverted nerds. Second is the interaction amongst your tea
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by dacracot 6y ago
I agree, and it has been going on for a very long time. I have coworkers who's productivity (if you can call it that) would slide to zero if you took away Eclipse. If it isn't implemented in an Eclipse plugin, well forget it. S
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by dacracot 7y ago
* A new browser-like application will emerge which uses HTTP, but neither HTML nor Javascript as its UI construct. * Electric cars using glass batteries will start to out sell gasoline cars. * A product with the form factor and capabilities
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by dacracot 7y ago
I worked for Redknife, later renamed OpenLatitude, that was WebVan's primary B2B exchange hub. We translated their orders/invoices/catelogs back and forth to their vendors. They were our second best customer behind MicroWar
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by dacracot 8y ago
The cycle repeats over and over. Monolith becomes unmanageable and get chopped into loosely coupled, functionally independent replaceables: mainframes to containers, application servers to micro services, etc. Drag and drop coding hits th
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by dacracot 8y ago
The next question I like to ask in an interview, once they have fizzbuzz working is, "Now make it more efficient."
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by dacracot 8y ago
I came here to say this. It's not that I believe someone who is poor at grammar could not be an expert software architect, but every article makes a first impression with the title, and this one failed.
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by dacracot 8y ago
The book should be titled, "How to create a successful one-person online business."
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by dacracot 8y ago
And from a system perspective, I would wager that the cost is still higher given the complexity of their final solution.
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by dacracot 8y ago
The math is simple. This did not require a mathematician, just an cost benefit analysis. ($ * toilet each car) < shunting{($ * action * yard) + ($ * training * employee)} + ($ * accident cleanup) + ($ * customer bad will)
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by dacracot 9y ago
It's a buggy mess also.

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