Using Github Copilot is such a strange experience. The results flip between "no, and please stop wasting my time!" to "Yes please, and how could you have possibly known I wanted that?". I'm curious to see how it improves over time. For me, it is already worth the 10.-/mo.
Having a bit of fun over engineering hill shading by path tracing digital elevation maps with an atmospheric simulation. (:
Coded in #rustlang and running on the CPU. Very slowly.
Benjamin Bütikofer (@gran_viaje) - from @ricardo_ch - proposes 4 key steps toward creating a high-performing SRE team during his talk this year at #SREcon21.
Tune in tomorrow, Oct. 12th at 16:30–16:45 UTC to find out more! 💻
👉 https://t.co/30BN1NzTH8
@tylerxhobbs Looking forward to the result! Is there a reason you're not using a beamer to project the outlines onto the wall, and then just taping over that?
@domm I usually focus on the projects they have listed in their CV, but if there is time, I always ask which book they have recently read that they would recommend to me and my team. The book doesn’t have to be technical.
@egee_irl I‘m not interested in configuring my Arch desktop from scratch and want it to „just work“ so I can focus on getting shit done. Still appreciate its flexibility though.
If the shell script I’m writing requires a conditional, I’ll replace the whole thing with a Python script.