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davidfactorial
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Comment #31589352
This is one of the best articles I've read in a while about the philosophy of software testing, which has felt opaque to me at times. Nice to have this person's high level thoughts…
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Comment #31227192
Go off into the woods, literally or not. I went back to my parents house for a year and that's how long it took to overcome my burnout. Life is finally starting to feel exciting ag…
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Comment #31010620
I think the Reverse Emulation was one of the most technically impressive hacks I've ever seen.
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Comment #30981977
The best thing I ever did for my hands was putting ctrl to the left of the spacebar where alt usually is. I hit it with my left thumb. I never have to contort my wrists. And it wor…
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Comment #30952802
sure - email or tweeter me, links are in my profile
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Comment #30945028
The ability to use even a small amount of arbitrary code really increases the utility for me
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Comment #30945018
Congrats on the 2.0 release! Python support and the key/value store is super cool to see. Recently used Pipedream very successfully on a freelance gig to create a search widget pow…
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Comment #30751011
i think you may have suddenly helped me to finally grasp the true essence and nature of tdd. woah this makes so much more sense
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Comment #30364077
Incidentally the few games I have actually finished were all Ludum Dare games with a very short timescale of 2-3 days.
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Comment #30364066
I relate to this a lot, having also started and then not finished a lot of games like the author. Perhaps it seems obvious to say, but I have only recently fully internalized that …
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Comment #30363825
Oh my goodness this is the out loudest I have laughed at a tech thing in a long time. Cheers to you :)
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Comment #30324702
I'm a large fan of Django/Python for anything CRUD-like. It has been my go-to web framework for the better part of a decade and I continue to be impressed with it. "The web framewo…