dylanratcliffe

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   by dylanratcliffe 21d ago

   It's often easier to catch and scold them than to prevent it. We have rule for example that agents (or anyone) can't touch autogenerated code. They still routinely do, but there is a CI job that re-generates everything and fails i
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   by dylanratcliffe 21d ago

   We want both to generate new features quicker than can be traditionally code reviewed, and still want to personally understand the architecture and code that is being generated. This is possible, but not without being willing to change th
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   I estimate reading code costs 2.1x more than writing it

   5 points by dylanratcliffe 23d ago|0 comments
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   by dylanratcliffe 23d ago

   We've been using Gauntlet and enjoying it
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   by dylanratcliffe 23d ago

   We did some measurement at the beginning of the year and found that our PRs were getting bigger and review time was coming down even without us doing anything, which is not a good sign. We ended up moving peer review to the implementation p
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   by dylanratcliffe 1mo ago

   From my reading of this it seems that the bug they were fixing was that there was a chat system which wasn't originally designed to be able to recover from a reload as it didn't track the state of both clients and didn't have
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   The changelog that could have saved Reddit 314 min of downtime on Pi day(overmind.tech)

   1 points by dylanratcliffe 3y ago|0 comments