If review is the “bottleneck”, I’d say the code needs to be optimized for review time. Ship small increments of easy to understand code, touching as small surface as possible, and make sure it passes the review with no need for corrections and re-review.
There’s a wide gap between skimming it and spending 30 mins. I rarely spend 30 mins reviewing, but then again the PRs are usually not huge, and I the codebase has automated liners, tests, and other checks.
Of course the code it generates is pretty shit and full of comments…but it works.
If it’s shit but it works, it’s still shit. You are building technical debt that will eventually have to be paid when you get more customers, and current codebase starts surfacing bugs, security and performance issues.
Before you say it, yes, our codebase is shit, and was shit. We have practically no devops, no real team structure, and something is always on fire, though I’m under the impression that this isn’t very uncommon nowadays…
Sounds like your team doesn’t have a strong technical leadership, or they’re prioritizing expansion rather than stability. Maybe you’re working for a startup and have yet to turn profit? Or your clients don’t care about quality and reliability.
At only 3 years experience you are still learning, and it’s telling that you can already recognize AI slop code. I feel sorry for you and hope you cna find more fulfilling work that will let you grow, but I dont’t know what the job market is like right now. I believe that if all you do is interface with AI all day, your job itself can be replaced with AI, so the experience you’re getting now may be of very little value as a software engineer. But who knows, AI is a real disruptor, and being able to review and scriutinize AI code can be a skill in itself.
The ban also affects everyone who isn’t willing to undergo the age check.
Kids will find a way around is. They’ll move to fediverse, and the cooler kids will still hang around the mainstream platforms thanks to their older friend, sibling or cool uncle.
Monologue is fine. It’s when you can have a dialogue, that’s the problem.
I belive it’s Türkiye now
So, sanctions do work, good to see.
I love to say that nobody drives to the city, there’s too much traffic
I dont think the iPhone camera is better. In blind tests done by MKBHD, Google pixels consistently win.
I tried using and old iPhone. You can’t install anything on it. If you go to the app store, it won’t tell you which apps are compatible. It’ll just download the app, and then show you error.
Android is better at this, apps generally support old versions for longer, and the play store is better at showing compatible apps.
FS2020 does. It uses bing maps satellite imagery, interprets the map and procrdurally generates buildings. It’s impressive, but up close the buildings look generic and rarely accurate. Google Earth looks better.
However they do have hand made maps of big cities, these are very realistic.
Yes, and it’s good that programming languages are still experimented with, otherwise we’d still be writing assembly.
This kind of seems like a solution in search of a problem
Not like it’s a bad things. A lot of inventions started this way.
Ironically these are Ukraine built planes (antonov)
I haven’t read many (only 2, it’s not my genre), but I wholeheartedly recommend 11/22/63 - it seems different from his other books, and i really enjoyed the time travel theme.
“settlers”?🤔
The Partner by John Grisham
Since you made the claim, the onus of proof is on you. Go on, it’ll be interesting to see your proof.
Nobody is acting entitled. Maybe with small size of lemmy, opting out is better than subscribing to individual communities?