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Comment #49206094
Gemini 2.5 Pro was very good at writing single, somewhat complex functions. Sure, the rest of the loop would still take time, but nearly-instant implementation? Sign me up.
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Comment #46204969
Research -> Plan -> Implement Start by having the agent ask you questions until it has enough information to create a plan. Use the agent to create the plan. Follow the plan. When …
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Comment #46204925
Like another reply says: practice. How many hours have you spent writing code? Thousands? Tens of thousands? Were you able to achieve good results in the first hundred hours? Now, …
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Comment #44327070
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gEyXTQ9do-c https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Big_Rip
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Comment #43168132
I create a feature branch, do the work and let it commit. I check the code as I go. If I don't like it, then I revert to a previous commit. Other times I write some code that it is…
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Comment #42540043
For Workday, use a very simple resume. No columns, no bullet points (use asterisks), no tables. There's usually an option to upload another file near the end of the form. After it …
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Comment #41151012
I'm a DevOps/infrastructure person, and I agree completely. This article won't change that. They've been great for helping me with work-related tasks. It's like having a knowledgea…
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Comment #40776354
I switched to Linux earlier this year. I was a little worried about which games wouldn't work, and I didn't need to worry. The Steam client works just fine, although I do have to "…
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Comment #33930544
That was the biggest flag to me. Nobody in any kind of business uses @gmail.com. Maybe some Etsy person selling out of their extra bedroom, but that's it. Domain names and email ho…
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Comment #33840573
Huh. I use Rackspace for email, not Hosted Exchange, just email. Haven't had a burp. Been using it for well over a decade with no problem. I didn't know that the CEO got replaced a…
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Comment #33836779
I'm going to skip Python ME.
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Comment #30316373
who's a good wittle antenna? Dats wight! You are! You a good wittle antenna!
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Comment #30272788
Hashicorp Vault can generate certs via a web form or REST call. Easy to set up and maintain, and it's free.
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Comment #28040825
Have you looked at their YouTube channels? Eons and SpaceTime are excellent. EDIT: here's all of the channels: https://www.youtube.com/c/pbsdigitalstudios/channels
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Comment #25536906
And/or cost tracking? That's the one feature missing from the simple planners that I've been wanting.
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Comment #23755767
The test comes before the interview, after speaking to a recruiter.
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Comment #23749865
Competency tests have helped me get in the door. That said, they seem to work best when they're part of an overall interview process. I think it's a mistake to look at only the hig…
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Comment #23647630
I liked Kenshi, but it was a bit too shallow and rather janky. I am looking forward to Kenshi 2.
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Comment #23355429
I've been using Nomad for my "toy" network, and I like it. It runs many services, and a few periodic jobs. Lightweight, easy to set up, and has enough depth to handle some of the w…
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Comment #22870733
I've known about ArduPilot for a long time, never even heard of HoverflyOpen. The only reference I found for HoverflyOpen is this: https://www.parallax.com/product/31500 Comparing …
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Comment #22835803
https://www.nbc4i.com/community/health/coronavirus/dewine-ac... Hope this helps.
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Comment #22758448
Yep, our business requires other business. Without users, servers are complicated heaters that require cooling.
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Comment #22731546
Applied Science is one of my favorite YouTube channels.
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Comment #22693279
They're both right. Neither the Republicans or Democrats will be able to conduct business as usual going forward.
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Comment #21876301
> I get overwhelmed with what stack I should use, and how to actually get a ‘real’ application out Don't worry about it, then. A "real" application is one that works and gets some …