@ilopmar@flopezluis@simonvlc las dos? π lo de los impuestos, muy parecido. Lo de empresas de terceros que quieren comprar tu posible participacion, tambien... el problema esta en que cuando lees bien de que se trata, no es tan interesante)
π£οΈ @ipedrazas, Principal Engineer at @Docker, shares his strategy to learn Kubernetes effectively
Ivan encourages practical experience as the best way to master new Kubernetes tools and features
Watch the full interview: https://t.co/kLiYU4vIT9
@urlichsanais@labradorarkady As someone who has a labrador and has had a basset hound... Labs have a long way to go on the art of looking extra sad π π
@flopezluis El ownership es un atributo de lo-que-sea.
Accountability, es la accion de hacer o mantener algo y aceptar las consecuencias cuando no ocurre.
Ownership: Este castillo es de mi propiedad.
Accountability: soy responsable de mantener el castillo de Felix limpio (failing).
Helping to write code (Copilot) and writing code for me (V0) are two very different things.
The first one needs to align with how I think and write code. The second use case is completely the opposite, I need to adapt to the generated code.
@matryer@goinggodotnet You are totally correct, I've replaced all my queries by "point-and-click" and now nothing works... but the investigation time is zero because I know why ππ¬π
I wonder what the change in test coverage will be now with all these AI-generated Unit Tests.
Automatic testing is better than no testing, though. As usual, it's not so much how much you test as what you test.