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by 6DM 3y ago
Just to clarify, I am not advocating for tests to only test one thing, rather that after you have tested for one scenario you don't need to rehash it again in another test. Breaking a test down helps to clarify what you're testing
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by 6DM 3y ago
Well, I don't regard unit tests as the one true way. I don't enforce people on my team do it my way. When I get compliments on my work, I tend to elaborate and spread my approach. That's what I mean by evangelize, not necessa
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by 6DM 3y ago
I have tried to evangelize unit testing at each company I've worked at and most engineers struggle with two things. The first is getting over the hurdle of trusting that a unit test is good enough, a lot of them only trust an end-to-en
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by 6DM 3y ago
Your comment made me go lookup my old reviews. It's crazy, most of them were deleted. I would have expected to receive some kind of notification. I thought I could sift through the rubble to discern fake from real but now I know Amazon
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by 6DM 3y ago
Lower in the article explains why: > Yet despite experiencing large seasonal growth this year, the ozone hole is still decreasing in size overall. "Based on the Montreal Protocol and the decrease of anthropogenic ozone-depleting sub
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by 6DM 3y ago
It's unlimited but throttled during peak usage so that the primary network customers get priority. I think cricket wireless is an MNVO, see the drawbacks of an MNVO here: https://utilitiesone.com/comparing-mobile-virtua
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by 6DM 3y ago
I used to live in WV and can attest that coal mining jobs have been on the decline for some time. The reason is because the equipment is bigger, better and they can mine more effectively resulting in needing way less workers. You can skip t
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by 6DM 3y ago
I imagine that getting a heavier car up to speed in stop and go traffic would be more energy intensive. Also driving it uphill has to use up a lot more battery since it's so much heavier. The weight reduction should improve [1] tire lo
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by 6DM 3y ago
I may have misunderstood your prior comment so please excuse me if I got it wrong. The problem I was solving was how to make money from an extension that I publish. I was outlining different business models where you could give the user acc
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by 6DM 3y ago
I think you're thinking from the browser level. I was thinking from the standpoint of what I could do as an extension developer. If we approach it from that angle, then your extension can only restrict access to it's features via
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by 6DM 3y ago
Not sure if sarcasm but will respond as if it's not. There are lots of business models to choose from - subscription - affiliate links - sponsors - one time charge, this one is tricky as restricting access requires a back-end
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by 6DM 3y ago
I think the only way is to treat access like we do web apps, then enable/disable features accordingly. That's kinda lame because now you have to have a backend setup, just so you can charge for some features.
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by 6DM 3y ago
That’s good to hear, but it’s disappointing how little of an impact these big take downs seem to have.
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by 6DM 3y ago
This is very similar to advice on the internet given to people, "Just block the number that you got a spam call from." Unfortunately, spam calls come from a new random number every time, ensuring that blocking the number doesn&#x2
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by 6DM 3y ago
Get a city pass for sight seeing and bus passes, I did that a few times and it saves money :)
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by 6DM 3y ago
Also, surprisingly there are HoA's that are fighting people that want to install an outlet for their car e.g. town home owners without a garage.
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by 6DM 3y ago
Maybe my use case of dotnet core development is going to be different than for python devs.
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by 6DM 3y ago
I assume that by GPT-4, you're talking about the "Use Best Model" toggle right?
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by 6DM 3y ago
I've tried Phind a few times, but my gripe with it, so far, is it gives me outdated examples that don't work because the API has changed. Is there some magic keywords I should be including to prevent that?
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by 6DM 3y ago
I’ll add one - “all the things at once”: the new guy gets to be overwhelmed with all the information I think it’s nice to break things up with some non work related activities because it’s really hard to catch all the names, places, tools,
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by 6DM 3y ago
I have a love hate relationship for led lights. They are more efficient, come in an array of colors for you to personalize your space. But I consider them expensive and a lot of them surprisingly don’t last that long, especially for their p
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by 6DM 3y ago
Until we normalize working for a company until we’re ready to retire, I don’t even see that as an option. What am I gonna do 3-4 years later? That’s why I won’t leave the city, because I know when it’s time to look again there are plenty of
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by 6DM 3y ago
I think the use case for this would be ultra thin laptops, this could also be a quiet alternative to the current fans loudly spinning up.
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by 6DM 3y ago
My advice from personal experience in the ideation phase is to first build out an ideal customer profile, then solicit advice from those people. What tools I need as a jr dev with no docker experience vs a dev ops admin is going to be vastl
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by 6DM 3y ago
I'll respond to each number 1. I am looking through brokers in my area now, would you say this is simliar to home buying where I should find a broker to help me "shop" that would represent me? 2. Was that hard to find p
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by 6DM 3y ago
It sounds like you're suggesting owner financing? I think either way there will be financial risk. You pose great questions around making sure the business is doing well and still trending up. Based on the little info I got, it appears
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by 6DM 3y ago
I was looking to go big because I anticipate that I will not be able to do it part time. I am looking for a full time opportunity so that I can leave my job and focus on it, while drawing some income to pay bills. Is there any info you can
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by 6DM 3y ago
How would I get in touch if I wanted to learn more about your experience and ask follow up questions?
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by 6DM 3y ago
That sounds like a good idea. Usually I find these businesses cost a lot, which would leave me with nothing for another business. The return is good if it were completely hands off but most businesses never are. Meaning I would have to leav
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by 6DM 3y ago
Oh, that's a really great point. I should definitely spend some time to figure out what factors will demonstrate continued growth.

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