mostly depends on how much mouse space you have dude for controllers, there's usually just one good default and you should just stick with that

Keep spares

fairs

W

smh

case in point 1 minute ago btw

i claim credit for all non-work, i.e i prevent the clanker from doing unecessary bullshit

Don’t overstate it like this, it loses meaning for when it’s actually the case Code is deterministic, not software

shtu up clanker

lol

@grok check if it's documented where he ran them from

mijo for latency and throughput your location to privders infra is pareto factor here

ok compooper

in rainbows

we'd love to hear more and get some feedback could you reach out to my dm's? yours appear to be closed

> The more often a test file changes the less useful it tends to be not true, test files growing because new behaviors get new tests is healthy; the bad is when edits happen to existing tests in commits that didn't even change said behavior agree with the rest though

acheived internally already

databuggy

> i would propose that Good Code is: • correct • bug free • fast and cost efficient to run what about maintainability? if a shared abstraction is not established, fixes would need to happen N times instead of a constant