Nice, good luck. If you have some tips for learning places for that, feel free to throw them at me.
Nice, good luck. If you have some tips for learning places for that, feel free to throw them at me.
Go! I’ve been learning it these days and I’m surprisingly liking it (I didn’t ten years ago). Do you do it for a living? Or is it hobby?
Yeah but the article is kinda general, it just rides the recent crash wave to bash Boink boink. We don’t know why the 787 crashed yet, we should wait at least for the prelim report, see if it’s manufacturing issue or maintenance issue. I do see Boeing struggling, hope Ortberg can pull shit around before next ceo reverts it back.
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I’m skeptical about a lot of things about it in general, but I found it really helpful in one particular scenario: I’m learning a new framework and I type out something I think is right, but is not, I ask it why it’s not working and how to fix it. It pulls all the relevant files and errors from the IDE and tells me something. Sometimes I have to remind it to use a different version of the framework as it has a different approach slightly, but overall it helped me find and figure out quite a lot of issues. But my codebase is pretty small still, I don’t use it to engineer big changes.