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That way there are less misunderstandings, everyone is aligned, and I can send the notes right after the meeting.
Ideally, "one change" (Whatever that might be) in production code should cause exactly 1 test to fail.
How does TestGen-LLM address this problem?
Top 100 from OSSF's most critical open source projects exported from BigQuery: https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1K0vu5Eu_LRQBYKVYHhYm...
Interesting bit to me is: Angular is #13 while React is #15!
For those of us who relies on trunk-based-development and feature flags, lack of this feature has been major pain! I can't remember how many times we had to keep a feature in a branch because it needs a change in package.json.
But I take it, maybe I'm not so familiar with world music, I was talking more about Indian music. While the music is recorded and mixed across several tracks electronically, I think most of it is played (or sang) originally by a person.
My son was learning how to play keyboard and he started practicing based on metronome. At some point, I was thinking, why is he learning it at all? We can program which key to be pressed at what point in time, and then a software can play itself! Why bother?
Then it hit me! Musicians could automate all the instruments with incredible accuracy since a long time. But they never do that. For some reason, they still want a person behind the piano / guitar / drums.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfnWJUyUJYU&list=PLkt2uSq6rB...
Cool idea btw! Combining tween + web-sys, that too up and running in 5 days. Kudos!
[1] https://anoopelias.github.io/posts/wasm-micro-runtime-with-r...
"Sorry, you have been blocked You are unable to access linuxiac.com"
The same error even if I hit simply https://linuxiac.com/
Is it only me?
CoffeeScript was the front runner for 'Compile to JavaScript' technology. It was the first time we could write some sane frontend code.
Of course things like TypeScript came along and now we cannot unsee what we have already seen.
[1]https://www.reddit.com/r/OutOfTheLoop/comments/1zaefg/why_do...
This is mandatory for bank accounts, sim cards and what not. So its practically unlivable without Aadhaar these days.
"Environmental Factors/Physical Demands:
Work is performed in an office environment. While performing the duties of this job, the employee is regularly required to have the ability to maintain active customer and employee communication; access, input and retrieve information from the computer system; enter alpha-numeric data into a computerized system often while listening on the telephone. May be subject to bending, reaching, kneeling, stooping, and lifting up to thirty (30) pounds. Operation of company vehicle and current valid drivers license also required."
I suppose this is a mistake? Curious to understand this kind of requirement for Full Stack Developer! Would you care to elaborate the nature of this role?
Its not like every successful org needs a face. Back then Google was a wildly successful as an org, but unlike Steve Jobs then, people barely knew Eric Schmitt. Even with Microsoft as it stands today, Satya is mostly a backseat driver.
Every org has its own style and character. If the board doesn't like what they are building, they can try change it. Risky move nevertheless, but its their call to make.
Typically on first thought I would associate REPL with command line hence went with this approach.
Good idea nevertheless!
There is Tranquility Calendar[1] that was proposed sometime back:
- Starts at the time when man landed on Moon. (Tranquility base)
- 1 year = 13 months each of 28 days (13*4 = 364) + 1 Armstrong day
- Exactly 4 week months.
Back in 2019, (50th year of moon landing) I happened to build a web representation of the same[2].
As such then, the proposal from tauri is to run majority of the application in JavaScript / HTML ecosystem, while the critical parts can be offloaded to Rust. Even the filesystem access is possible in JavaScript side itself.
From that sense I feel this is a good tradeoff.
One way to do address this is - to be explicit about the flakiness of the work by marking it as a spike story[1]
While this is less than ideal, it is a formal way to get the message across.
[1] https://www.agile-academy.com/en/agile-dictionary/spike/
I tried learning typing typical paragraphs, got pretty fluent with it, but as soon as I tried the same with code, got stuck with those.