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@assertchris It can't keep the coding overview in a session, because of the way it is set up. Use separate task lists youtube.com/watch?v=dZxyeY…

Something that I've been thinking about. If one's objection to AI-assisted coding is how seldom it one-shots the solution...I fail to one-shot an embarrassing amount of time. I think a better measure is the ability to resume and change.

@shuabe @unclebobmartin now imagine that that kind of collage software is going to run essential parts of your business

@unclebobmartin That is you. But there is a vast majority out there who don't have the same skills as you, and now they can do things they previously couldn't at all. they can go further than if they had just hand coded

I've been using AI for coding for 6 weeks or more. The power is undeniable. But the risks and time sinks are just as undeniable. I'm still not convinced that my project wouldn't be just as far along if I'd written it myself. I think of it as a carpenter who is adept at using hand tools and who has been given access to a power tool shop with every power tool there is. He needs to build a nice little cabinet. Would his first few projects take him longer just because he doesn't know how to use the power tools and has to throw out a bunch of messed up work?

@GroningenPHP Google images says: Hunebed G1, a megalithic tomb located southwest of Noordlaren in the Dutch province of Groningen :-P

And where?

Our summer quiz, which country is this in?

@unclebobmartin @grhayes Hello UncleBob, following along on the links to some of your TDD kata's, i found the prime factor one. Since all prime gaps from 3 onwards are even, you can cut the number of iterations needed almost in half 🤓 candidate += (candidate > 2 ? 2 : 1)

Odd, you should mention that, it’s one of the examples I’ve used in a few of my blogs and articles. Turns out that if you naïvely employ TDD, you will wind up with a bubble sort. On the other hand if you exercise even the slightest bit of design sense, you wind up at something more like a quicksort. blog.cleancoder.com/uncle-bob/2013…

Morning bathrobe rant at a rainy cabin: test induced design damage.

@unclebobmartin sidenote: the collab goes faster for "collabd/reviewed" code. (re: the old saying: go alone, go faster (not reviewed), go together, go further)

Morning, bathrobe rant: code reviews.

@JoeIngeno reactions found reddit.com/r/MacOS/commen…

Apple's Software Quality Crisis: When Premium Hardware Meets Subpar Software eliseomartelli.it/blog/2025-03-0…

@GemWkwartier vandaag woe 12 feb. is de milieuboer (waarschijnlijk door de sneeuw) niet geweest, komt er een inhaaldag?

@JoeIngeno Does it send long-lat on iPhone even if user did not allow it ?

Everyone knows your location: tracking myself down through in-app ads timsh.org/tracking-mysel…

@jeffrey_way @laracasts it is like subscription probably having a UserId. It shouldn't drag in the userManager just to retrieve a subscription->UserName()... maybe a paymentID, but not thru a injected paymentGateway retrieve a Subscription->paymentDetails()

@jeffrey_way @laracasts datetime->format is a string function to output internal/property datetime values. My issue is with injecting services with interfaces and methods/processes, which easily becomes nasty. Then i like to reverse responsibility and handle subscription from within command handlers

Today on Laracasts, we continue our "Object-Oriented Principles in PHP" series with a review of object composition and abstraction. Watch it for free here on X, if you like.

@jeffrey_way @laracasts The misunderstanding might come from a business view of "subscription" vs a programmer understanding of a subscription. Even inside one business there can be different meanings (subscribe to a newsletter, to a course or to a forum-topic)

@jeffrey_way @laracasts the question then becomes, do you really want to inject all these services (mail, payment, database, webhook) into the subscription object? Or inverse, pass the subscription object to services, as you state, "to do things with".

@MKBHD no iPhone SE ? 2020, 2022, 2024 ??

iPhone 16 Pro starts at 128GB $999 iPhone 16 Pro Max starts at 256GB $1199

Waiting for the new SE

@xWibes Love you crazy clown ❣️

hello @Akai_Pro when is the MPC 3.0 ßeta going live?

@SKSskutsjesilen twitter.com/GDmac/status/1…

Sneek over stuurboord moet hier Grou over bakboord voor laten gaan. #SKS24

@SKSskutsjesilen #SKS24 mooi voorbeeld van vieze wind. Sneek moet achter Grou langs en wordt een heel eind uit koers geblazen 😱