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jschrf
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About jschrf
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Comment #48929739
Surprised Boone's mentioned AI yet. It's AI.
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Comment #48799403
Canada shouldn't include Palantir at all.
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Comment #48625641
Yuck.
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Comment #48529846
Protip: never even mention undefined in your codebase. Erase it from your vernacular. If you ever need to pass or return nothing, you use null.
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Comment #47773320
It's why fail fast is a thing
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Comment #47520251
Kind of them to put the evil right in the name.
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Comment #47520236
I for one look forward to rewriting the entirety of software after the chatbot era
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Comment #47289428
I've used it for gixapixel scale rendering projects. Giant wall murals at 300 DPI. QGIS is incredibly powerful.
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Comment #46821064
Generative AI worlds, real time neural rendered VR, plus BCI === end of the world as we know it
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Comment #46504533
Very nice! Love the clean UI.
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Comment #46409110
Tup: Use interface for structural types in TypeScript, not type.
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Comment #46408575
Surveillance Capitalism
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Comment #43616169
The vast majority of state problems in React are a result of nonsense cargo culting around the idea that classes are somehow bad.
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Comment #42512115
Aye. Sign of the times. You're 20+ years in, so I'm preaching to the choir and old-man-yelling-at-cloud here. Cargo culting + AI are the culprits. Sucks to say, but engineering is …
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Comment #42511799
Very cool article. Semantics are important and key. Article nails it. Reduce, reduce, and then reduce farther. I'll add my 2c: Ditch the cargo cults. Biggest problem in software de…
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Comment #42506593
vectorization != intelligence
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Comment #42506579
The bane of "functional. No such thing as objects or classes, just a bunch of shotgun spread state fragments. Cargo cult runneth strong on web.
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Comment #42458636
Time spent on "incidental complexity" (new features, key fixes, performance) versus time spent on "accidental complexity" (anything and everything else). Easy metric to understand,…
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Comment #42232379
CTEs are extremely useful mechanisms for writing modular and easily maintainable queries, particularly around anything to do with ETL, graphs, and timeseries data. Highly recommend…
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Comment #42113056
Always blows my mind how much time we waste talking about Git instead of just using it properly. Cheatsheet: - It's distributed horticulture. Your tools come saran-wrapped to the t…
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Comment #42112986
I don't like this take. This post is for any engineering leader. The Bus Factor is how hard your team would suffer if you - or anyone else on the team - got hit by a bus. Ideal Bus…
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Comment #42112863
Kudos to you. Bullshit metric.
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Comment #42056097
Perhaps it was a response to the Arecibo message, and the response was "quiet, they'll hear you".
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Comment #42023920
Came here to post this. I remember once when going back on ADHD meds, a very smart doctor adding 5mg of Dexedrine. At 5pm. I asked him why he would prescribe a stimulant so late in…
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Comment #41805524
There are two things that everybody misses about OAuth and they fly under the radar. Nice to hear someone touch on one of them: you absolutely NEED to use a transaction as a distri…