It reveals the exact type of mindset that could produce an article like this. All they know is waterfall, so they see agentic coding and think: "you know what we need? More waterfall"
To create goodwill! Nefariously!
I'm nowhere near that level of experience, although I've done both as well. I'm more backend oriented. And my experience has been the opposite. When I ask for backend code, footgun after footgun appears on my screen.…
Would you describe yourself as more skilled at frontend engineering or at backend engineering?
I'm well aware of its context and original meaning, and I'm very happy to twist its meaning into something Kissinger would disagree with any chance I get.
You guessed wrong. As far as I know, there's no such lobby, and I find your suggestion of its existence to be antisemitic. But the pro Israel lobby is quite open and public. Aipac's spending, for example, is public…
As the saying goes, it may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal. True in the 60s, still true today.
The idea of injecting more indeterminacy in pipelines is beyond me.
Artisanal astroturfing, using organic humans, used to be the norm. Could be that OP is an actual human doing astroturfing.
Why?
> Well, because obviously the finish line of the space race was the Moon. So, this choice is not super obvious to me. If it was called the moon race or whatever, I'd get it. But in this case it just feels like making up…
America won the space race? The only milestone where the US got there first was having boots on the moon. Every other milestone (first artificial satellite, first organism in space, first man in space, first woman,…
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Those are not arguments, those are assertions.
I feel like this argument always boils down to explicit vs implicit. It tastes the same as static vs dynamic typing. Personally, I fall well into the explicit camp. I like when I can know stuff about a function without…
I've been in the situation a couple of times where we had full control over choosing the frontend framework. Every time we chose React, the main argument was hirability and the fact that the engineers in question were…
Seems like you dropped something: > Disclaimer: I maintain depsguard
I was under the impression that anyone that uses the MTTR abbreviation knows enough to understand that you need to balance it with change failure rate, deploy frequency, and lead time.
I don't believe you actually think it's odd to not want to run unreviewed code in prod. I accept that you might disagree, but I don't believe this is a take you haven't heard a million times before.
This kind of frivolous nonsense disqualifies bun from ever being a serious option to me. I'm not building any kind of software used in a professional setting on 1M lines of unreviewed code.
I'm guessing they mean US client states, or allies if you want to be polite about it.
> A thief would be excited to eat the food they stole I don't concede that the act of sharing this code is stealing, of course. The act of helping one's fellow man is a good thing. You've made your stance clear, and the…
I've seen stories come out in major news outlets about every man needing to have the same haircut as Kim Jong Un. Something that didn't need lying about imo, but people did anyway. Don't underestimate what people will…
I'm still confused as to why folks don't just write executable specs.
Are there other sources than a linkedin post? I try to be a bit more critical of information in times of war. God knows we've been lied to before, by all sides. I've seen janitorial schedules be presented as a terrorist…
It reveals the exact type of mindset that could produce an article like this. All they know is waterfall, so they see agentic coding and think: "you know what we need? More waterfall"
To create goodwill! Nefariously!
I'm nowhere near that level of experience, although I've done both as well. I'm more backend oriented. And my experience has been the opposite. When I ask for backend code, footgun after footgun appears on my screen.…
Would you describe yourself as more skilled at frontend engineering or at backend engineering?
I'm well aware of its context and original meaning, and I'm very happy to twist its meaning into something Kissinger would disagree with any chance I get.
You guessed wrong. As far as I know, there's no such lobby, and I find your suggestion of its existence to be antisemitic. But the pro Israel lobby is quite open and public. Aipac's spending, for example, is public…
As the saying goes, it may be dangerous to be America's enemy, but to be America's friend is fatal. True in the 60s, still true today.
The idea of injecting more indeterminacy in pipelines is beyond me.
Artisanal astroturfing, using organic humans, used to be the norm. Could be that OP is an actual human doing astroturfing.
Why?
> Well, because obviously the finish line of the space race was the Moon. So, this choice is not super obvious to me. If it was called the moon race or whatever, I'd get it. But in this case it just feels like making up…
America won the space race? The only milestone where the US got there first was having boots on the moon. Every other milestone (first artificial satellite, first organism in space, first man in space, first woman,…
[dead]
Those are not arguments, those are assertions.
I feel like this argument always boils down to explicit vs implicit. It tastes the same as static vs dynamic typing. Personally, I fall well into the explicit camp. I like when I can know stuff about a function without…
I've been in the situation a couple of times where we had full control over choosing the frontend framework. Every time we chose React, the main argument was hirability and the fact that the engineers in question were…
Seems like you dropped something: > Disclaimer: I maintain depsguard
I was under the impression that anyone that uses the MTTR abbreviation knows enough to understand that you need to balance it with change failure rate, deploy frequency, and lead time.
I don't believe you actually think it's odd to not want to run unreviewed code in prod. I accept that you might disagree, but I don't believe this is a take you haven't heard a million times before.
This kind of frivolous nonsense disqualifies bun from ever being a serious option to me. I'm not building any kind of software used in a professional setting on 1M lines of unreviewed code.
I'm guessing they mean US client states, or allies if you want to be polite about it.
> A thief would be excited to eat the food they stole I don't concede that the act of sharing this code is stealing, of course. The act of helping one's fellow man is a good thing. You've made your stance clear, and the…
I've seen stories come out in major news outlets about every man needing to have the same haircut as Kim Jong Un. Something that didn't need lying about imo, but people did anyway. Don't underestimate what people will…
I'm still confused as to why folks don't just write executable specs.
Are there other sources than a linkedin post? I try to be a bit more critical of information in times of war. God knows we've been lied to before, by all sides. I've seen janitorial schedules be presented as a terrorist…