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I've been using Zed for a while now and what's really cool is that I can ask an assistant within the editor. I configured Ollama + codellama as my default and now I get programming advice within the text editor, from a local LLM
I had decided at some point to use redux. it works fine for the most part to handle some state.
But now I need to send some requests to save data on the server and it's infinitely more complicated. I mean the docs explain stuff here and there, but then it's always this one detail that's missing
But now I need to send some requests to save data on the server and it's infinitely more complicated. I mean the docs explain stuff here and there, but then it's always this one detail that's missing
Hanging out at a charging station, waiting for the car to recharge and wrestling typescript errors.
stuff you do on a friday night
stuff you do on a friday night
I've been pretty good with TDD using libraries like rspec. The other day, I wanted to start testing some React components and I was bit surprised how much config I needed to test them with Jest. I had just converted the codebase to TypeScript and I got one error after another.
By chance, I came across vitest, and poof, all the issues I've had before, gone.
> In this role, be prepared to deal with 25 petabytes of live data, OCaml and Linux on a daily basis.
I didn't realize that there's companies that are (still/actually) using OCaml
Why not sending a video alongside your CV and cover letter? Get a chance to introduce yourself, so you get that first interview.
Check out https://coverletter.video (we're currently in closed alpha, sign up for the wait list and we'll invite you)
We've been steadily working on a new tool that will give you an advantage in job applications.
While everybody sends a CV and a cover letter, how do you stand out?
For instance, how do you demonstrate that you're good at explaining things?
Or other skills you only get a chance to show during an interview?
While everybody sends a CV and a cover letter, how do you stand out?
For instance, how do you demonstrate that you're good at explaining things?
Or other skills you only get a chance to show during an interview?
JavaScripttestmüdigkeit - The urge to delete all tests because you just converted a codebase to TypeScript and suddenly you get the weirdest errors.
Chrome seems much more lenient for some reason