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So is any persistent byte storage, following that logic.
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Ha this nothing compared to 6 years of 1000s of pdfs stored in a repo 😁
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Recently bumped into code that took a map, destructured into keys and values sets and put them in a database as 2 lists. Luckily the map was a linked hashmap so the sets order were preserved, but otherwise it would result in pretty horrific bug 🤷♂️
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There are good alternatives... (For win anyway)
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Sorry miss I only asked what you would like in your sandwich.
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Pfft at my company they patched it with padding zeros. Applicatively.
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Kotlin has in/out modifiers just for that.
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Oh I love these
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@Baksman oh I'm familiar with the names alright.
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I use angular. And I'm sticking to ONE framework because learning every new framework.js is impossible.
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Well, you're still here after all 😜
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If you generate different dir for each test (random ofc) you create a completely separate chrome instance.
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@mochiknees not necessarily. Chrome has user-data-dir property (or something similar) that should solve the multi session issue
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@mochiknees how so one session per login?
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1. Code a script that runs the tests for you at a given time.
2. Code a script that collects tests results and mails them to you so you can review these when tests are done.
3. Improve tests exceptions so when you actually need to debug something it will be no more than 30 seconds (report stack trace?)
4. Improve overall execution of tests by refactoring shit (Thread.sleep to wait.until, parallelize independent tests)
5. Remaining dependent tests should be integrations running part of a different tests suite. You should strive for as many independent tests as possible (ideally all of them).
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If it has become sentient and capable of reprogramming itself then it will eventually be able to access the internet. You're assuming a software has no bugs and no security holes. The thing is that an AGI eventually will find a way through these holes to access things which may or may not align with humanity's goals. The infamous stamp collector video from computerphile explains this better (and it's not even about AGI).
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@mksana that was awesome.
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@ScriptCoded use val
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Don't think about it, just do it.
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@DustInCompetent you won sir.
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What year is this? 2016?
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Not all heroes wear capes
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Automate your workflow as much as you can so you can work on your side projects for as long as possible while getting paid (big bucks).
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"... I just wanna die!"
Did anyone else? 😁 -
unknown command 'move'
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Zeplin?
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Bundle it. Make everyone happy.
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But the repo is private!!!
😞