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  • We’re mandated to use it at my work. For unit tests it can really go wild and it’ll write thousands of lines of tests to cover a single file/class for instance whereas a developer would probably only write a fourth as much. You have to be specific to get any decent output from them like “write a test for this function and use inputs x and y and the expected output is z”

    Personally I like writing tests too and I think through what test cases I need based on what the code is supposed to do. Maybe if there are annoying mocks that I need to create I’ll let the AI do that part or something.






  • wesleyOPtoClassical Guitar@lemmy.worldAnyone still here
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    1 month ago

    Hey!

    I’m working on a few things right now. My main project is trying to play La Catedral Allegro at a convincing tempo. Not sure if I’ll get it to where I want it though tbh.

    I’ve also been working on the BWV 997 Gigue to go with the prelude that I’ve been playing for a long while. Hoping to add the and the Sarabande as well, so I can play them all as a set.

    I’m also working on a few other pieces like some Sor studies, Julia Florida.

    I jump around between a bunch of stuff.

    How is it getting back into guitar? Anything you’re working on?






  • Encouraging performance but disappointing result. We looked the better team. Outside the blunder leading to the goal Arsenal didn’t create much of anything.

    There were some moments where we looked vulnerable, however. Some misplaced passes that left us exposed. Arsenal’s attack was very poor in taking advantage of those.





  • One thing I’ll say is that for a lot of distros these days you shouldn’t really need to use the terminal much if ever. That being said don’t be scared of the terminal. It’s just another way to tell the computer what to do. It takes some learning but if you want to learn things with the terminal you might eventually find it easier/faster than using the mouse for some things. Go through some tutorials and you’ll probably find out that the terminal is not that actually all that scary.

    Most distros allow you to try them out before you install them. You can run them from a USB stick to let you try a few out before you settle on one. You won’t be able to install any programs this way but you’ll at least be able to get an idea of the interface and see if there are any you like more than others. Even still you can dual boot your PC with Windows + Linux and switch back and forth whenever you need. It’s not an all or nothing ordeal. I still have windows 10 on my machine but I rarely use it now.

    Gaming on Linux is better than it’s ever been thanks to Steam coming with proton out of the box. protondb.com is your friend for figuring out what games you can run. That being said there are occasionally some rough edges that I have run into personally. I can run most games I want just fine but occasionally I have some issues. I’m just telling you this so you know it’s not like a flawless experience. Then again I’ve also spent plenty of time trying to get games running on my windows PC in the past too so…

    My recommendation for a first Linux OS is Ubuntu because in general it’s the most popular and has the most support.

    Best of luck!



  • My setup got messed up once after a kernel update that went bad and booting from the live USB and running the recovery install fixed everything for me

    Only problem was that I had lost the USB, but luckily I still had my Win10 partition I can’t boot into and make a new one.

    So it seems the lesson here is you don’t need another computer as long as you keep another partition with a backup OS on a different drive?