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by ozozozd 10mo ago
Came to comments only to mention/upvote this and add engagement so everyone knows about the GOAT that Tom7 is.
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by ozozozd 10mo ago
They were not, and they did not. Those human tests are why your browser properly renders diversely messy HTML.
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by ozozozd 10mo ago
If someone opened a PR, and it obviously doesn’t work but they claim they tested it, maybe that’s ok for the first time. The second time it happens they gotta go. I would find the expectation that I need to attach a screenshot insulting. An
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by ozozozd 10mo ago
Didn’t know your code could satisfy requirements without working. /s My priorities are as follows: 1) code works 2) code satisfies requirements Not sure how anyone can prove their code satisfies requirements when it doesn’t run.
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by ozozozd 10mo ago
I’m assuming you work in a setting where there is a QA team? I haven’t been in such a setting in 2008 so you can ignore everything I said. But I wouldn’t want to be somewhere where people don’t test their code, and I have to write code that
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by ozozozd 10mo ago
How often do you buy stuff that doesn't work, and you are OK with the provider telling you "we had a reasonable belief that it worked"? How are we supposed to use software in healthcare, defense, transportation if that's
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by ozozozd 10mo ago
I don't test my code because I think it's my duty. I test it because my personal motivation is to see it working! What's the point of writing code if I don't even get to see it run?! If someone's not even interested
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by ozozozd 10mo ago
Move fast and break _other people's things._
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by ozozozd 10mo ago
Without maintainability, adding a new type of input or feature will break existing features. Doesn’t matter how quick it is to write from scratch, if you want varying inputs handled by the same piece of code, you need maintainability. In a
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by ozozozd 10mo ago
Great idea! Did you consider using treesitter instead of the pseudo compiler?
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by ozozozd 10mo ago
My condolences for your dad. This is a very heart-warming story though. Thanks for sharing.
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by ozozozd 10mo ago
For a lot of things we don’t opt for the cheapest solutions that also lack redundancy for a lot of things. Why not for the “information highway”? Most efficient = cheaper. A lot of times cheaper sacrifices quality, and sometimes safety.
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by ozozozd 10mo ago
Exactly. Just as the lord intended. Although Azure just randomly fails, and then it turns out it actually worked but the UI had failed. But then the next step throws an obscure error message, but you get around that on a different screen, s
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by ozozozd 11mo ago
Ok. Thanks for clarifying that in your view it’s worth deporting a few citizens to a prison in another country so that we can deport folks at Home Depot parking lots etc.
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by ozozozd 11mo ago
Which one? Your article cited pet cats in Australia. Not sure how to classify the ones in Istanbul, but the point stands that the amount of harm claimed in the article is overblown.
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by ozozozd 11mo ago
- No problem with deportation as long as civil liberties aren’t trampled on. - 3rd country prison “because they will be back soon” is _plainly illogical._ What’s the point of deporting if you won’t maintain a border? Are we deporting people
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by ozozozd 11mo ago
Anyone on US soil - regardless of citizenship status - has a constitutional right to due process. Whether or not they deserve could be a matter of opinion that has no significance.
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by ozozozd 11mo ago
I genuinely don’t follow. Had the immigrants not been moved to Chicago proper enforcement would be easier? Something about Chicago terrain or climate requires the enforcement to be this way?
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by ozozozd 11mo ago
Pretty obviously. In fact, you defined a pretty good standard with the exception of the snark about what the OP deems humane - not deporting to an overcrowded prison in a 3rd country can’t be that hard to agree on. All evidenced by the fact
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by ozozozd 11mo ago
OP mentions US citizens being detained. Commenter is wondering how other US citizens supporting such activities would feel if their family was detained similarly. Unless you’re talking about citizens of another country that are in favor of
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by ozozozd 11mo ago
What’s the accurate description when US citizens are _allegedly_ accidentally arrested? How much freedom citizens must sacrifice for these laws to be enforced?
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by ozozozd 11mo ago
Spot on!
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Not sure I follow or maybe you skipped typing a word. You listed the risks and concluded “all generally minor.” The benefit is absolutely nonzero. So, what’s the hold up? And how have the data not caught up? People outside the US are gettin
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Those stats on “how free roaming pet cats harm the society” will be a tiny bit hard to believe for anyone who has spent more than a few hours in Istanbul. Assuming the pet cat in Australia is the same pet cat in Europe.
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Trust absolutely matters. They just discovered that they can coast on the trust established by others. And over time, if institutions don’t rectify this, the public trust will be destroyed, and people will distrust by default. Look up “How
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by ozozozd 1y ago
You can test the logic of your argument by imagining it being exploited by malicious actors. If it can be exploited, it’s probably a bad argument. By your logic, false flag attacks can be used to legitimize genocide. I am not saying those a
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by ozozozd 1y ago
I don’t think this contract would be enforceable. Google/Amazon had no incentive to say no, other than self-respect. Also, how would Israel even know if Google/Amazon failed to “wink”? If they have a way of knowing that, then they
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by ozozozd 1y ago
Anecdotal evidence: I moved to CA twice as an engineer. Once to get my masters after college. Stayed for 13 years. Left during COVID. Second time to raise kids. Our reasons include weather, intellectual atmosphere, safety (in many regards),
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by ozozozd 1y ago
I was pretty clear about my agreement with the real people AI fakes issue. And pretty clear on what I considered to be prudish. Would mind reading my comment and editing your response? Or you’re responding to someone else? Edit: the fact t
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by ozozozd 1y ago
I have no idea how I would feel if someone used my face in fetish or sexual content. Never happened. It’d probably make me uncomfortable. But, I imagine I would be ok if I grew up in a culture where sex wasn’t as much of a taboo. Maybe I wo

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