temporama1

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by temporama1 5y ago
QED
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by temporama1 5y ago
I see tests like this all the time: // TestConstructor Object o = new Object(); assertNotNull(o); Completely bonkers, but mention it and people just look at you blankly: "....but the test coverage". Cult-like thinking.
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by temporama1 5y ago
Counterpoint to this: a lot of the programmers I admire all have an uncanny ability to just sit and work for long periods of time. Like, sit down and hardly move for 10 straight hours. They achieve a huge amount in that time - much more in
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by temporama1 5y ago
Kill me now
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by temporama1 5y ago
Any tips on how to change the timestamp on your Git commits? That way you could get your work done on a Monday and spread the commits out throughout the week. I've looked at this before but there are two timestamps on each commit (can&
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by temporama1 5y ago
Yeah...
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by temporama1 5y ago
Time for some fresh air
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by temporama1 5y ago
Whatever we do, please do not solve the actual root issue under any circumstances. That will not do. We need to stick another layer on top of the pile so we can have conferences and hashtags about it.
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by temporama1 5y ago
There will have to be something to solve all the problems that are created by Kubernetes, which itself exists to solve the problems with Docker, which exists to solve the problems with VMs, which exist to solve the problems with Operating S
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by temporama1 5y ago
> I'll come up with my own tools. They won't be great, but... They WILL be great. They'll do exactly what YOU need them to do, and nothing else. Software at present is a disaster, partly because we're just piling on c
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by temporama1 5y ago
Any independent review would inevitably be done by the same type of "expert" that wrote the software in the first place. No doubt it's some sprawling, insane Java monstrosity Manhattan project or suchlike. "Yeah - 10,000
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by temporama1 5y ago
Tough crowd
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by temporama1 5y ago
As: a postmaster When: I use this software Then: I should not be falsely imprisoned for 3 years.
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by temporama1 5y ago
Dude, I'm so jealous that you haven't even heard of DevOps. I don't know where you must work but please give me a job.
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by temporama1 5y ago
Software Development
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by temporama1 6y ago
- Take CS50 - Take Nand2Tetris - Take Casey Muratori's upcoming course StarCode Galaxy. - Get some inspiration from Jonathan Blow and Casey Muratori on YouTube, and start the rabbit hole there. - Be prepared to question a lot of the do
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by temporama1 6y ago
He's probably created an anonymous account because we live in a world where you may well lose your job for even questioning that a _source control branch name_ might offend someone. An opinion that - in the real world - the vast majori
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by temporama1 6y ago
Nobody had a problem with "master" 18 months ago. Including you.
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by temporama1 6y ago
Bitkeeper must be punished for these transgressions.
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by temporama1 6y ago
The number of people that _genuinely_ have a problem with the word "master" (excluding all the weird (white) twitter people) is close to zero.
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by temporama1 6y ago
> My phone is that internet/phone addiction is not a problem its a solution Funny that you've mistyped "phone" instead of "theory". Must be a Freudian phone.
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by temporama1 6y ago
Go low level. Get back to basics - abandon higher level abstractions (thinking bloated and depressing frameworks). Implement a project that interests you, purely for fun.
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by temporama1 6y ago
If the US disarmed and Iran, China and Russia were in charge, do you think the world would be better or worse?
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by temporama1 6y ago
Who?
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by temporama1 6y ago
Association of Tennis Professionals
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by temporama1 6y ago
JavaScript is not the problem. Computers are AMAZINGLY fast, EVEN running JavaScript. Most of us have forgotten how fast computers actually are. The problem is classes calling functions calling functions calling libraries calling libraries.
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by temporama1 6y ago
> the downside of adding more features is that it becomes increasingly time intensive to fix bugs, update demos, deal with pull requests and respond to questions. Thibaut Duplessis, creator of Lichess, talks about this in a talk he gave
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by temporama1 6y ago
Yawn
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by temporama1 6y ago
Good one. Nearly had me for a moment.
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by temporama1 6y ago
Alright,chill out.

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