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AdamCraven

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About AdamCraven

https://adamcraven.com

email: adam [@] principles [d-o-t] dev

twitter: @principles_dev

Recent public activity

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    Comment #38393183

    Have enough supplements to cover your bases and ideally cover it off with whole foods when possible. To be clear, I found it wasn't a good use of time to spend years experimenting …

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    Comment #38297244

    I used to have CFS, but apart from the occasional temporary post viral fatigue that many get, it’s gone. And what is CFS but long term post viral fatigue? One thing I learned is to…

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    Comment #38265103

    I always wondered if some hidden pattern would be exposed when visualising numbers in unconventional ways in numbers with no known pattern such as Pi or prime numbers. A sort of mu…

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    Comment #37714886

    Well, they buried the lede with this one. Using LLMs were better for some tasks and actually made it worse for others. The first task was a generalist task ("inside the frontier" a…

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    Comment #37484409

    As someone who uses a mixture (django, Hugo), I say it’s fine use dynamic sites to run a blog - there’s millions of them out there. They are usually easier to administer for less p…

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    Comment #36592214

    https://adamcraven.com/writing/ Alignment between people and technology, mostly. Much aggregated from my other site ( https://principles.dev ). - https://principles.dev/blog/first-…

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    Comment #36592148

    The minimal design on the blog looks great.

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    Comment #36477248

    It's because a lot of engineers are learning to become better plumbers, not better engineers. Trying new technologies means you're mostly becoming better at using someone else's AP…

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    Comment #35849023

    I would avoid Alice Miller, because she abused her own children[1]. “The body keeps score” I’d recommend instead [1] https://www.amazon.co.uk/True-Drama-Gifted-Child-Phantom/dp/...…

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    Comment #35201388

    It gets you more of whatever you love doing - even if no one reads it - because you get better at whatever you write about. If you knew no one would ever read your writing, would y…

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    Comment #34763615

    What are the genetic variants? I can’t access the paper, but I assume if anyone can we’d be able to run our DNA results (from 23andme, etc.) through this to see how high we score.

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    Comment #34692928

    It does actually work on Intel macs - albeit very slowly. I left the process on in the background and my computer kept locking up. Once I realised what was causing the lock ups - I…

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    Comment #34692072

    Thank you! I can confirm it doesn't work on Intel Macs. But it does indeed work on my M1 laptop. This is going to be a huge timesaver.

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    Comment #34691937

    I've bought it - I would also buy a desktop verson if you're interested in making one.

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    Comment #32700238

    I worked at Nokia as a SWE in Berlin when that email dropped into my inbox. A few days later, it reached the press. We mostly thought ok, fine. What’s next? Before that, we’d been …

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    Comment #27698680

    It's the main feature that's missing from this - I'm working on it - context sensitive principle lists, with ranking, which can slice up reality in the way you've said. Going to be…

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    Comment #27694424

    Yeah, I know what you mean. I've a few principles for that: https://principles.dev/p/documentation-should-be-close-to-th... and “They Ain’t Gonna Read It” (not on the website, yet.…

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    Comment #27694216

    It's funny you chose that principle in particular because it does have an exception listed: https://principles.dev/p/one-single-source-of-truth/ > Exceptions > Highly distributed s…

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    Comment #27693144

    I imagine teams will shared their principle lists on blog posts and put reflections there. Not all of it would appear on the principles.dev, as I think the reflective nature would …

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    Comment #27693021

    Oneshoe, thank you. On the SDLC, it could work. The temporal aspect is something I need to think through in a way that's not too complicated. Getting feedback at this stage is bene…

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    Comment #27692029

    The eventual benefit is having access to many community sourced principles as a resource, which are getting better over time as people contribute. Then being able to create your ow…

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    Comment #27691852

    Haha! It won't be long until there are some there. I may take out the filters by technology choice for the time being, because there's nothing there.

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    Comment #27691827

    In software engineering, the smallest behaviors interact to cause more complex ones. In most teams, it's hard to point to those small behaviors because they have become habitual an…

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    Comment #27691722

    Can you show me where that is or what visualization that is? I haven't put anything on the website intentionally, perhaps it's auto generated. The only page that I haven't purposel…

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    Comment #27690210

    A lot of thought has gone into the licensing. Hopefully I've covered all bases. You can't be an author if you aren't the author of a principle or the principle is too generic. If t…