I love being alive :) Discipline equals freedom. Software Engineer at @able_co . Prev @future___days @kurorobeast @gobiobridge, @able_co
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Si España se clasifica para la final de la Copa del Mundo sortearé MIL DÓLARES entre todos los seguidores que hagan RT.
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More code means more errors. Mario Zechner(@badlogicgames), creator of Pi, on why the dark software factory is incompatible with building quality products:
“Your agent can now spit out 10 times more code a day than you can, but it also means it spits out 10 times more booboos, more errors. Even if it has half your error rate — it's still more than you would spit out. So the rate of deterioration in your code base has now increased.
Now, go dark factory. Now take a hundred agents that do this to your code base. What’s the end result of that?
You need some way to review all of that code that now gets generated to fix all the booboos. But you can’t as a human because you're used to spitting out 1.5k LOC a day, and that's about the limit that you can actually review well. If your agent spits out 10 times that — there’s no chance you can review that.
I can’t make it work. The reason I think I can't make it work is because I still care about the quality of my product.
All the companies claiming that all of the code is written by agents… Yes, we know. The quality is garbage.
We feel it in our bones when we use your product.”
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Esta invertida la lógica. Si no podes juntar 70k, no vas a poder juntar 90k para pagar el hipotecario, y mucho menos sacrificando ingresos y agregando cargas al costo de comprar la casa.
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You need to hire people who are constitutionally incapable of watching something be broken without fixing it
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Blogged: "Just how does a grain migrate?"
A deep dive into how the Orleans grain migration process works.
ledjonbehluli.com/posts/orle…
@msftorleans @dotnet #aspnetcore
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Vanilla Rails is all you need.
I dug a bit into the #FIZZY code and I’m surprised.
They use basically a vanilla Rails gem set without any of the libraries considered "standard" these days like Devise, ViewComponent, Phlex, RSpec, etc... Nothing fancy, zero bloat.
I thought I was a purist at Tribely, but @37signals takes it to a whole new level.
I bet that was @dhh's intention all along. Mad respect for this approach. Great job and amazing study material 👍
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El tiempo es algo a lo que el ser humano siempre le ha tenido miedo, sin embargo en DR STONE es símbolo de esperanza.
El episodio de esta semana nos demostró que el amor y la perseverancia siempre serán vencedores. Somos lágrimas.
Que anime tan espectacular ¡SUIKA MVP! ✨💚
E=MC² 🍉
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A few days ago I released Dataling, a Figma plugin to populate data into layers in an easy way. It made it to the front page of Product hunt, yey! 🎉 producthunt.com/products/dat…
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The Golden Age of Ronin starts now🐯
Celebrating the launch of Open Ronin, everyone who joins Wilds during this week will play as Jin, the new Ronin mascot
🎉 Giveaway
Post your best screenshots of Jin in-game with #openronin tag and @kurorowilds & enter a 10 Gen2 Beast raffle
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Un tipo estuvo a punto de caer desde un puente peatonal y vino un héroe montado en un bus y lo rescató.
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Cool talk at @barcelona_rb about scaling the Rails monolith at Zendesk, by @crplanas.
They started with Rails 1.0 back in the 2000s and have been on Rails ever since.
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After years of searching for the 'perfect' DSL to write HTML, I've transitioned all my apps from Haml to ERB (and React to Ruby ERB). I've come to realize that the best DSL for HTML is HTML itself.
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Yeah, but I used RSpec every day for about 14 years before I realised that I was often making life difficult for myself.
The problem is that people treat tests like OO code, and try to apply good code design principles to tests. In this case, applying DRY and inheritance.
But tests are not run nor managed the way OO code is. Tests are run as discrete blocks of work that do not depend on each other.
These RSpec matchers very quickly start to become difficult to manage, because the initial state of the test ends up being defined across different levels of abstraction.
When I look at a lot of tests, I need to scan the whole 1000000 line file to understand the dependencies that set up the state for a given test example.
It’s not a common test pattern, but I find it much easier to keep tests almost entirely self-contained.
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Congrats to our friends at Palworld for all their recent success ❤️
If you enjoy @Palworld_EN and are a fan of #indiegame with beautiful #pixelart we have been working on something you might like for the past year
Early access soon, follow to know when! #ドット絵
