Coder & Rabbi, async. Former: StartupVet, DevBootCampGuru, Mentor, Consultant, Speaker, Author, ShorePHPFounder, NYPHPOrganizer. Now: Just trying to human well.
I refactor legacy coders.™
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With no timeouts, the chip shot FG, onside kick, and hail Mary is more likely than a TD, onside kick, short drive, and long FG. Correct call.
It's the right play. Get the first score as quickly as possible, doesn't matter if it's the FG or the TD.
Yitz Willroth™ retweeted
My software factory is shipping full features overnight, planned out with adversarial code reviews and CI at each step, and leaves me a comprehensive UAT checklist in one final PR so I can look everything over and test before I release. This is how I work now.
The next step is for every issue that your manual review finds, create a guardrail so that it can't happen twice. 90 days from now... no more manual review.
Yitz Willroth™ retweeted
Over a year ago, I stopped reading code and started automating adversarial agents to perform recursive code reviews instead.
The result: low-defect systems that do what I want. Can't believe anyone engaging seriously with these tools still believes human code review is superior
It was actually a pretty good play by Thieneman -- he had to reroute at the 10 to avoid colliding with the (out of position) referee, and was unable to pick up the ball after. To get into the play at all without interfering was remarkable.
Golden was SKIPPING. His momentum had nothing to do with it, he was in celebration mode and ran the due over blindside.
He had to adjust his route to avoid crashing into the (out of position) referee at the 10 and just couldn’t pick up the ball after. Considering this, is was an absolutely amazing play to be that well timed and not interfere.