Quiet week here

How do you control production deployments without source control? How can you be sure that the code that was tested is what gets deployed? In our world, nothing gets...

I think the code can speak for itself often, but there are also "why"s for the implementation that code doesn't necessarily answer. A misunderstanding of the why can lead to...

"It's a pull because you're asking someone to accept your code. You pushed it into the Pull Request, but they don't have to take it. They have to pull...

It's a pull because you're asking someone to accept your code. You pushed it into the Pull Request, but they don't have to take it. They have to pull it.

It...

It's a pull because you're asking someone to accept your code. You pushed it into the Pull Request, but they don't have to take it. They have to pull it.

It...

Sadly, I view all such methodologies as technical debt driven.  In the misconceived world of Dev-Ops, I tend to see the fallacies and errors this kool-aid offers.  Making backups...

same

lol, wondering how (many) and how scared others are

BACPAC is all you can do, and then only if you haven't used any 2002 only features in code.

AI does give you references. Like a human, you might need to ask.

In perplexity, I get them at the top?

In Claude, I had to ask:

This is going to be a big problem. I can see some companies trying to firewall/limit access to sites for AI, but I bet enough executives just want to take...

Interesting. I'll give it a look when I get a chance.

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Interesting read: https://blog.pragmaticengineer.com/stack-overflow-is-almost-dead/?utm_source=tldrnewsletter

I think the reality of the new world is that both AI and bots are going to be an annoying set of things to deal wtih.