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kubav027
1y ago
Agreed. I have always thought about refactoring as developer responsibility. If it needs to be done do it while working on real feature and update deadlines accordingly. That way it is way easier to justify it because you talk about it only
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kubav027
1y ago
I am on my sabatical now which I started to recover from burnout working in early stage startup. I stopped drinking coffee. I have drunk 4 to 8 coffees daily at work. It helped me to survive the day but I did not enjoy the taste. It was lik
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1y ago
This is reason I am not doing workouts at home. I hate splitting workout and normal life to separate categories. So I try to integrate physical exercise into daily schedule. I commute by running, cycling or walking paired with public transp
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1y ago
During summer french nuclear power plants reduced their energy production because there were problems with cooling caused by heat and drought. So we probably need mixture of all those technologies to make electrical grid stable. Even nuclea
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1y ago
You are right that tuxedo has some issues. But also take into account price of their notebooks. Even lenovo, hp, dell etc. are not without issues in the similar price category. I take it as cheap HW for advanced users. But you are right tha
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1y ago
I have the same thinkpad as working computer and InfinityBook Pro 14 Gen 9 with 8845 as home computer. Lenovo has better upstream linux support but I was able to make both work without issues. I use debian testing/unstable. Lenovo pros
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1y ago
+1 Writing code is easier than long term maintenance. Any programmer is able to write so much code that he will not be able to maintain it. Unless there are good AI tools helping with maintenance there is no point to use generative tools fo
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1y ago
My bank gives me virtual credit cards. Google is just unnecessary expensive middle man. But I live in Europe so US situation might be different.
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1y ago
I have switched to joplin from evernote and I am using webdav on synology NAS to synchronize notes. It is open source and also self hosted and works on all platforms without problem. I also share notes with my wife. We use it for planning a
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1y ago
Unless you are prototyping human-friendly code is a must. It is easy to write huge amounts of low quality code without AI. Hard part is long term maintenance. I have not seen any AI tool helping with that.
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1y ago
I have tried that and all issues were already reported. It still took them a few months to resolve it. See examples of last year serious bugs: https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/PY-72046 https://youtrack.
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1y ago
One of my first tasks in my carrier was implementing stable sort to incomplete stl implementation. In 3 years no one used it. This so niche it should not be part of C++ standard.
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1y ago
At least do not name the function "sin". One former game dev works in my company and he is using similar tricks all the time. It makes code so hard to read and unless you are computing "sin" a lot speedup is not measurab
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1y ago
1. Dunning-kruger effect describes difference in expected and real performance. It is not saying that humans confidently give wrong answers if they do not know correct ones. 2. That is not my experience. Almost half of the time LLM gives wr
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1y ago
LLM also have no idea what it is capable of. This feels like difference to humans. Having some understanding of the problem also means knowing or "feeling" the limits of that understanding.
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1y ago
According to paper model grid resolution is 1.5 degrees. I do not think it can predict accurate weather in any location. It show global weather trends.
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2y ago
You are right that it is faster but how often you are running dependency update? It will take more time to ensure that new dependencies did not break anything than doing upgrade.
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2y ago
I am pretty happy with poetry for near future. I prefer using python interpreters installed by linux package manager. In cloud I use python docker. Poetry recently added option to install python too if I changed my mind. I have already setu
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2y ago
Exactly, those people are happy because "Musk will show them!". That is it.
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2y ago
I do not get it. Do you really need an app for that? Are your family and friends so disconnected? I would sent email and made a phone call to the rest not heaving email. But I am not from US so it might be the difference.
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2y ago
My experience was the same but I wanted to get rust news. In my opinion social networks are failed concept because they want you to have one account for everything. They should encourage people to have multiple accounts for different audien
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2y ago
To be fair this wayland issue is also niche. Author of the linked article wrote that this is reported by really small percentage of users most of the people do not notice it.