Nobody merged my first five pull requests
My first five pull requests are still open five years later. This is the story of what happened after: building my own gem, committing to Selenium, and ending up a beginner again in ruby/ruby, on purpose.
My first five pull requests are still open five years later. This is the story of what happened after: building my own gem, committing to Selenium, and ending up a beginner again in ruby/ruby, on purpose.
A tutorial on running Doom inside Turbo Desktop. Nothing useful, but I had a lot of fun.
Probably it doesn't, however in the odd case that it does, maybe Turbo Desktop is for you.
I tried to find out what a token costs. Anthropic's docs gave me two definitions, four models gave me four answers, and the same call gave me two.
On a dog walk I hit tip 66 of "The Pragmatic Programmer" again "Testing Is Not About Finding Bugs" and it kicked off an argument between the tester in me and the developer in me. Here's how I'm trying to let the tester win.
I use AI daily, and a couple of months ago I started to get worried, since I was doing less thinking and more prompting, and it started affecting me as a tester.