DerArzt

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by DerArzt 7mo ago
I like the idea of "playing" Calvinball, but it feels like it's not acknowledging that many aren't in a position to make that kind of life change.
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
Firms that follow their contract get preferential treatment. FTFY Just.....no. Don't give them an inch.
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
I would give the book by Beck a bit of lenience as it was the first book on the subject at a time that testing frameworks weren't as ubiquitous as they are today. It's still a good foundational book to start with though.
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
The controversy is the continued lack of transparency from Tesla about their activities on the planet's roadways.
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
Until there is a standards body that tests and certfies Software Engineers and those engineers can be held liable when things go wrong, then no software engineering will not become civil engineering. (I say this as someone who went to schoo
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
An you posted it......
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
Man I got excited until I saw the date. I disagree with always returning 200 (why should the caller need to parse the response to find out there was an error). Then again I don't understand why you would reach for graphql unless you ar
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
This has to feel a little vindicating.
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
We?
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
"Engineering"
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
The research wasn't the problem, it was what Meta did after the research was in that's the problem.
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
They worked for a fraudulent company and then the fraud was directed at them, shocker.
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
People can do that, but they can't always get that point across to the decision makers at work (after enough smoke, they seem to enjoy the warm breeze between their butt cheeks).
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
If their product works half as good as they say, why would they need more headcount (Just #ask_ai_to_do_it™)?
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
I haven't considered that many pages could be better, this is cool!
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
Oh no, professional gamblers are second guessing the bandwagon they jumped on....anyway
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
Making?
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
I can taste the irony
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
I hadn't heard of Afroman before all of this, but I loved the music video.
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
Begone Ad
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
They would still be better purchasing a used MacBook as you can find those at similar prices and they (assuming they aren't Intel) will have the long battery life and more.
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
Voice activated openclaw for the device that most people use more than a standard desktop computer, what could go wrong?
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
> here's hoping that someday headphones without pressure (e.g. active/passive noise cancelling) will make a comeback, too What do you mean? There are tons of wired headphones that don't do noise cancelling at multiple pric
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
You can make a NES emulator, that's neat! I'm probably not your target audience it seems. I don't know why a large amount of programmability is beneficial for a knowledge document system. Then again, I don't generally li
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
> TypeScript package with seeded RNG, so games are reproducible. How does that work when the agent itself isn't deterministic? I'm guessing your talking about overall starting conditions and world state, or is there something e
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
Gotta start somewhere!
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by DerArzt 7mo ago
Once again, I cry for what I don't have in SQL Server. Range types look cool!
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by DerArzt 8mo ago
No, I don't think I will.
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by DerArzt 8mo ago
I'm not understanding the value here. If I'm writing markdown and avoiding notion, what does this provide my team that git does not? I can easily write the markdown docs and they will render fin in most git forges.
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by DerArzt 8mo ago
Specs for who though? For other engineers that could work, but specs are the interface between business and engineering when agreeing on work. I doubt that my PM is going to like equations.

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