Paul Dix
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@pauldix
CTO of
@InfluxDB(YC W13), founder of NYC Machine Learning, series editor for Addison Wesley's Data & Analytics, author of Service Oriented Design with Ruby.
New York City, NY
Joined February 2008
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"I'd go so far as to say that QA is one of the most exciting fields in software engineering right now." Completely agree. Interesting read by
@spycedlol, I could not get AWS to approve my application to use SES to send emails to subscribers of my personal blog. No clue why. What a worthless service. Guess I need to find a different solution. Ideally one that doesn't have a monthly charge as I will be barely using it.
If you really need to read all that code, line-by-line, it's going to severely limit your velocity. But I get it both ways, it's tricky. My thoughts on the "do you really need to read that code" debate:
I just got around to reading the #rustlang LLM policy and... am I the only one that thinks it's a little absurd? It's not ok to use LLMs to create actual code, unless you disclose that you did, and only then if it's something that's non-critical? At this point, I assume every