dcormier

They were unit testing when they needed to be integration testing.

The author of the linked article mentions a couple of times to lock the doors for the car to go to sleep properly.

I poked at a couple of these listings, and some seem interesting, but I didn’t see any compensation ranges.

I've enjoyed Planet Money for a long time. https://www.npr.org/podcasts/510289/planet-money

> The other reason was that any new show seemed to be just so... Sad? Depressing? Melancholy?

Same. I couldn't do it anymore. I eventually realized that when I seek out specific media to consume, I need it to be less depressing than I found that show to be.

> And how can someone be clever enough to be a software engineer and not clever enough to figure out crystals in bags taped to cables do not affect music quality.

After living through the past several years in the US, this is not a question I ask.

That’s nice since MailHog seems dead. I’ve had PRs open for their SMTP server package for years. One for a bug, the other to support Unicode recipient addresses.

Once I got one of their attention on Twitter and they said they would have it looked at the next week, but nothing seemed to happen.

I wish it were more colorblind friendly. ~8% of males are colorblind. I’m one of them. The colors in the middle of the scale are hard to make out.

The submission guidelines have changed over time. I would assume that, at the time, the proposals _did_ meet the guidelines.

Do you think the US healthcare system is better than the UKs?

Today I ordered a physical item from an online store.

The checkout page asked if I wanted to tip the employees, with buttons for preset percentages, and an option to enter a custom amount.

I considered aborting my order.

Narrator: They are not.

> It's a whole other ball game now. Hint: a player just landed this week.

What?

Are there any comparable alternatives to Pebble even now? I’ve yet to see one, but I haven’t followed the market very closely since I stopped using one.

Sounds like the tests around what you were trying to achieve with your changes weren’t complete enough, possibly?

Here’s the link: https://consumercomplaints.fcc.gov/hc/en-us/requests/new?tic...

They mean that the device is in a state where it’s locked after having been unlocked at least once after booting.

That first unlock after booting decrypts a bunch of things.

You have on Android, but not iOS.

That’s what I expected this article was going to be about. Lord Howe Island’s DST adjustment is 30 minutes rather than 60.

I don’t know if AntennaPod has it, but with syncing you also get a desktop (macOS/Windows/web) app. I use this to I listen while work, and switch to my phone at other times.

I’m at 356 days of uptime on my MacBook Pro. ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

In iOS 16 it’s greatly improved. You can now get the predicted hourly temperature, UV index, wind, rainfall, feels like temperature, humidity, visibility, and atmospheric pressure.

Most cars in the US are bigger than most cars you'd find in most of the world.

His steaming method has been my go-to for years.

https://www.seriouseats.com/steamed-hard-boiled-eggs-recipe

> While I appreciate the work AdBlock does, supporting MV3 is ludicrous. If no ad block extension supported it, it would be dead on arrival

Only to people like us. The amount of tech-savvy people I see not using an ad blocker is surprising. As a user of an ad blocker, I definitely feel like I’m in a small minority in the real world.

You’re right. I should’ve left it off. I was frustrated.

That’s very ableist of you.

About 1 in 12 males are colorblind. I’m in this group.

I find white text on a bright green background very difficult to read.

Oh, I hadn’t seen that. That’s exciting.

I've used this framework. The exceptions being deferred until runtime were really frustrating.

If you really want to use DI in golang, for some reason, wire[1] at least still gives you type safety and compile-time failures.

1. https://github.com/google/wire

Having used both, I very much prefer wire's compile-time satisfaction vs fx's runtime satisfaction.

If I miss something, I'd much rather know when I try to compile instead of waiting 'til a specific code path that uses a missing dependency fails.