wizofaus

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by wizofaus 4y ago
You can never really write an e2e test that's guaranteed to leave the system in a known state at the end, especially if you're relying on these "low-level" APIs that themselves may well have bugs introduced into them,
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by wizofaus 4y ago
What you can show/build with HTML/CSS/JS hasn't really changed that hugely in the last few years. There are RAD tools for React apparently (retool?) and I don't doubt they wouldn't be appropriate for all uses,
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by wizofaus 4y ago
That would definitely be a problem if the compliance regulations were written based on existing technologies with insufficient flexibility to allow for buildings that are functionally and safety-wise equivalent but using technologies that d
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by wizofaus 4y ago
3d printing technology for buildings already exists and works, good chance of that becoming very disruptive (it's only become commercially viable in the last couple of years AIUI).
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by wizofaus 4y ago
Twitter is hardly the only platform you can use to broadcast your opinions. Being fired from your job is just as likely to massively reduce your ability to get your message out to others as is being blocked from posting on a single private
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by wizofaus 4y ago
Curious what others' experience with dealing with "drift" has been. The only platform I've been heavily involved in developing/maintaining over the last 4-5 years we've been super strict and doing any infrastru
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by wizofaus 4y ago
Yeah but there's nothing satisfying about watching a video when the satisfaction is supposed to come from the actual interaction. I assume though it is only available in a mobile app. Would be good if there was a website you could ea
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by wizofaus 4y ago
I certainly wouldn't want every checkbox like that, but at least it might be the start of a rebellion against the idea that interfaces should be as "flat" as possible with no real indication or feedback as to which controls a
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by wizofaus 4y ago
Key word being "were". I'm not aware of widely used similar tools for modern WFEs (which arguably makes up most user facing software these days). I did use something like it back in early ASP days, which were mostly server-si
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by wizofaus 4y ago
Except as a developer I lose lots of time if I have to wait long for my code (esp. Unit tests) to run. Having said that larger projects in C/C++ are often very slow to build (esp. if dependencies are not well defined and certain header
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by wizofaus 4y ago
Surely if a process is running multiple Isolates simultaneously, they're multi threaded and still require context switching? (accepted, thread switches are less resource intensive than process switches). Interestingly when Chrome runs
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by wizofaus 5y ago
FWIW, I just had a game where these were my guesses: IRATE SOUND PLUMB FOUND (the answer) In fact I nearly always play "SOUND" after "IRATE", even if I know it can't be correct, and in this case I knew PLUMB couldn&
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by wizofaus 7y ago
Indeed, I wonder exactly why Google maps thought all these smartphones were in a car at all. Can only assume they were all configured to be following driving directions.
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by wizofaus 13y ago
32211: goo.gl/bruYH One of them was one I'd already had before, so it's obviously not completely random.