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No user record in our sample, but ape_key has activity below (stories or comments). Likely we have partial data — the full bulk-load will fill profiles in.
Why does the right insist on a massive military budget, then complain about sending surplus supplies overseas? You’re debating two things: whether the US should intervene in Ukraine, and whether the US should get its…
Unit tests are dead weight during refactoring. Integration tests are useful. Code coverage metrics are most easily met by writing unit tests. Unit tests are tedious to write. If you have a robot writing unit tests, I do…
If a test is worth having, it’s worth writing by hand. Throw away mandatory code coverage tech debt instead of adding artificially-intelligent tech debt on top. The best I can see a use for something like this is more…
Weird how I write complete thoughts and supply references but this site full of tech geniuses mostly produces downvotes and single-sentence drivebys. Come back when you have things worth contributing.
Yeah it’s more useful to think of unvalidated state and validated state. Use different types if you can. What I don’t care about is if the state is from a prop, a value inside a DOM object, a global… If I have to know…
I’d be deeply surprised if a webapp requiring Next.js doesn’t have a state machine in any components. If you’re past the complexity threshold for Next.js, you’ve run into what’s really probably the most fundamental…
I’m not strictly isolationist. I’m also not smart enough to predict what happens when playing Risk with real countries. It’s definitely possible that sending weapons into a conflict just makes it worse. Especially when…
Nah, diagrammatic reasoning is part of it. Separate yourself from syntax. Doodling on paper (or just mentally envisioning a data structure) is way more fun than writing actual code. I certainly would dissuade the OP…
Inflation just turns people’s brains off. Some of us just panic and react without thinking about why food is getting more expensive or what policies will improve the world for us now and our children in the future. When…
hey, I want to interpret this charitably but the language here is pretty bad: “achieving […] dead Slavs […] isn’t […] useful”. Yeah I know I used a lot of editing but the sentiment and word choice is there. I don’t want…
You absolutely should learn about state machines. Also event-driven programming. (especially the idea of delaying effects, e.g. so in an RPG someone can perform a Reaction which disables the effects of an Action…
If you enjoy your job, you’re lucky. If you don’t enjoy retirement, you’re not trying. Human psychology is dominated by getting stuck in emotion-behavior cycles, and those cycles wind up in local maxima. Change is…
The number of times I’ve started typing my email address into a form and the form yelling in DANGER ALLCAPS RED: “INVALID”. Yeah I know “a” isn’t a valid email address, but let me finish typing lol. This is for…
(a+b)-a doesn’t always equal (a-a)+b It’s different behavior if the order of operations are non-deterministic. Plenty of room for such things in games. Most of the time the effects are too small to notice. They can…
respectfully you haven’t written enough games > real game turn-based and real-time games have different kinds of complexity, so a platformer won’t expose you to all of it. turn-based games are roughly going to give you…