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The Knowledge Chipper: An Agentic Coding Story(jg.gg)
14 points by jgbbrd 2mo ago|2 comments
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by jgbbrd 1y ago
Honestly, you're not miles off. Though with developers, it was actually more the "gotcha" variety of "It sucks ass". We would have a senior dev on the dealing-making-or-breaking call and he would say something like,
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by jgbbrd 1y ago
Too right. I bet the 1.7K upvotes and 288K views were all shills and bots.
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by jgbbrd 2y ago
I've been there for the addition of, initial heavy investment in, slow decline of, and eventual removal of Storybook like 6 times across as many companies. The only places where I've seen it work are places that are so steeped in
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by jgbbrd 2y ago
I got a couple error pages, but it came back.
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by jgbbrd 3y ago
I'm an American software dev that has been in London for ~11 years now after working in Silicon Valley for years. The lower dev salaries are definitely a thing here. But I personally don't see much evidence of US jobs coming here
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by jgbbrd 3y ago
We added, lived with, hated, and removed ShadowDOM. WebComponents are fine though.
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We Ripped Out ShadowDOM(cord.com)
3 points by jgbbrd 3y ago|1 comments
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by jgbbrd 5y ago
It's for verifying the correctness of subtitle files. The whole subtitling world is very, very messy. There are dozens of file formats, many of which have many variants and versions. You might have a file that works in one place, but w
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by jgbbrd 5y ago
From the site: Supported files include: SRT / SubRip (.srt) VTT / WebVTT / Video Text Tracks (.vtt) SBV / SubViewer (.sbv or .sub) SSA / SubStationAlpha (.ssa) ASS / Advanced SubStationAlpha (.ass)
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A decent validator for subtitle files (SRT, VTT, SBV, etc.)(validator.subtitledpro.com)
3 points by jgbbrd 5y ago|5 comments
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Little known fact – JavaScript config files create their own gravity(twitter.com)
5 points by jgbbrd 6y ago|3 comments