You created and used a CLAUDE.md / AGENTS.md file for a take-home assignment.
The company gave no instructions about AI, but you know they use it internally.
Would you include the file in your submission?
It shows how you work, but is it part of the deliverable?
@AWSSupport I keep receiving warning email about closing my account about a non payment, I'm not sure what is it about. I'm trying to access the console and I keep receiving "Not authorized to perform x" errors everywhere, I can't create a support case. Can you help me?
@AnthonyKGROSS@GounelleLaurent Le jour où j ai appris à vivre et l'homme qui voulait être heureux, du même auteur, je recommande.
Sur autre sujet, l'univers a portée de main de Christophe Galfard si tu es intéressé par l astronomie, l espace, etc. C est très vulgarisé et sous la forme d'un roman.. j'ai adoré..
Bugs do not appear by magic. Somebody was paid to write them. Somebody was encouraged to work in a way that bugs would be created. The inevitability of bugs (beyond a very small number) is a myth. Their presence reflects the culture.
"People who make software deserves to be part of the full story. To help flesh out the plot and the characters. If we reduce them to mere implementors, we've lost the plot. We must all engage our autonomy. No one wants to be a code monkey." https://t.co/41C2k5v7q3
@MaxisListens hi! I'm moving in 10 days and would like to transfer my fiber subscription to the other house. Can I do it online or on the phone? New address is covered
C'est carrément orgasmique quand tout est vert, propre, carré, testé, validé. Que plaisir, mais quel plaisir les amis. Ça fait 30 minutes que je me frotte les mains comme un gros taré.
Je ne suis pas team 100% coverage, mais sur un projet critique et si j'ai le temps, j'aime ça!
My heart goes out to all backend engineers.
Frontend engineers get praised for beautiful UIs.
Product managers get credited for awesome products.
Backend engineers get no recognition, except when a service goes down for 5 minutes—then they're called garbage engineers.
Readability is way more important than shortness.
Our job is not to write less code.
Our job is to write readable, testable and maintainable code without over-engineering and over-abstracting it.
Writing good software is darn hard, so I keep going back to first-principles.
My top 17:
Duplicated code is bad
Classes should do one thing
And functions should too
Test ruthlessly
And refactor over and over again
Don't worry about tomorrow
Simplicity always wins
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