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by darylteo 2y ago
Gilfoyle (Silicon Valley character) vibes
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by darylteo 2y ago
And yet the ubiquity of US tech accounts for the majority of our lifestyle right now. Every US tech company going dark overnight means practically everything goes into a digital dark age. The US has the world by the proverbial balls. It wou
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by darylteo 2y ago
Agreed. For more detail, I trust Thor@PirateSoftware https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PTxyu_p1qkc
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by darylteo 2y ago
In this model of "managers know what their reports are doing" how does one gain insight into overall engineering health from a high enough level (say, engineering manager / CTO) How does a engineering manager know what their
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by darylteo 2y ago
I've been lightly using ollama on the m1 max and 64gb RAM. Not a power user but enough for code completions.
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by darylteo 2y ago
The solution here creates Orders, not Pizzas. Therefore the lifecycle of the delivery is captured by Order itself.
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by darylteo 2y ago
... when did ethics come into this? "I'm warning you" "Hey! Back off!" -- My disagreement in the previous comment had nothing to do with the alleged "threat" or the ethics of... it was the idea that it was
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by darylteo 2y ago
Nope... just Chatt Testaweg
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by darylteo 2y ago
In this context I would disagree... the "act" in question has allegedly already occurred, as such there is no way for the recipient of a "reminder" to make any changes to avoid a breach.
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by darylteo 2y ago
I think it was in reference to the "possible tortious interference with Automatticc's contracts" and "We have screenshots and archives of all these tweets including when they were posted" messages in one of the scre
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by darylteo 2y ago
Well I guess I should post the obligatory > Some people, when confronted with a problem, think > “I know, I’ll use regular expressions.” > Now they have two problems.
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by darylteo 2y ago
I posit that there are multiple disparate teams involved. -- Team 1 tells Team 2 that the schema is updating. Team 2 updates their schema. Team 2 tests against updated schema (which would be a test file) All green in test. Team 1 doesn&#x27
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by darylteo 2y ago
> When I make a change to some code or config, I'll run it locally to make sure that the change has the effect that I want. It's not uncommon for devs to be working against outdated databases / config dumps. Certainly bad
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by darylteo 2y ago
The whole thing smells of silo'ed teams syndrome. Team 1 tells Team 2 that the schema is updating. Team 2 updates their schema. Team 2 tests against updated schema All green in test. Team 1 doesn't actually follow the schema. Depl
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by darylteo 2y ago
Very easily hidden. Something obtuse like (.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+)|(.+) or even this (.{4})(.{7})(.{3})(.{6})(.{9})(.{4})(.{7})(.{3})(.{6})(.{9})(.{4}
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by darylteo 2y ago
One day I hope to be so mathematically inclined to understand the math behind that.
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by darylteo 2y ago
If you like a similar problem to scratch that itch there is also the 37 dogs problem. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMxoGqsmk5Y - a database whose primary id had a maximum of 6 digits, but the id was encoded as roman num
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by darylteo 2y ago
I've definitely thought about how one goes about coding an intelligent agent that can identify what you're playing and the make accurate guesses about where in the piece you're playing. The player could make mistakes as well,
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by darylteo 2y ago
Aside what the others say about Spice Wars being 4X, the closest we got to an actual modern Dune RTS was Homeworld: Deserts of Kharak.
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by darylteo 2y ago
From memory - spice fields aren't infinite. So you convert spent fields into greens. And I think the game ends when you take out the Harkonnens anyway.
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by darylteo 2y ago
This could be supported with String constructor with StringTemplate overload. String str = new String("Hello \{name}"); OR just add a .interpolate() function String str = "Hello \{name}".interpolate(); &#x
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by darylteo 2y ago
This might be a better post. Brian's original email is here. https://mail.openjdk.org/pipermail/amber-spec-experts/2024-A... > In the course of using this feature in the `jextract` project, we did learn qu
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by darylteo 2y ago
May have been a cease desist from Snowflake and they don't want to take the heat alone?
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by darylteo 2y ago
I think top-comment was trying to save people a click?
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by darylteo 2y ago
If only this were true always in reality. In some cases, you were only hired because the previous person "was doing a bad job" and they need someone "to do a good job" but in reality, the previous person wasn't even
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by darylteo 2y ago
While the examples may be quite facetious, they often are for demonstrative purposes... I myself have been burnt by Over-DRYed code - Over-DRYed code tends to lead to God Functions, where 1 change has many unintended consequences. Unintende
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by darylteo 2y ago
If I understand the top-poster's issue correctly: https://frankenphp.dev/docs/ docker run -v $PWD:/app/public \ -p 80:80 -p 443:443 -p 443:443/udp \ dunglas/frankenphp This mounts the c
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by darylteo 2y ago
I have a bone to pick with "read book" purists... Books tell you what they did in their situation. They don't tell you what you should do in your situation.
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by darylteo 2y ago
I wanted to see how consistent this may be in practice on mobile iOS, focusing only on elements that are "tap" only. - most elements are ON RELEASE - except the phone number entry or passcode entry, these are ON PRESS - but t
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by darylteo 2y ago
Mmm I don't think I agree with this person's analysis, despite him being a ex-googler. Don't get me wrong - i'm also not a big fan of company's hamfisting "ai" into every product that they have. But in Goo

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