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I know I'm a geek - but there's a certain degree of satisfaction in having a test made to fail after a refactoring actually fail as expected and then implementing the fix as expected.
And to imagine some people want to offload that satisfaction to a LLM tsk tsk tsk.
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I know I'm a geek - but there's a certain degree of satisfaction in having a test made to fail after a refactoring actually fail as expected and then implementing the fix as expected.
And to imagine some people want to offload that satisfaction to a LLM tsk tsk tsk.
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Quit my Prime subscription today.
I primarily had it so I could grant a sub via Twitch to some content creators, and then the streaming platform was a secondary benefit.But now I got the email about price increase or adverts, and it was a good time to leave it alone.
Yes, I support the creators by other means as well, and might increase my patron by the same amount as the sub fee, this was just an alternate method with some benefits to me.
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One of the paradoxical things I see in "e-commerce" these days - both B2B and B2C is that;
"SEO is dead" (and it is, Google killed it for adverts), but it is the rise of "Agentic AI" and how webshops now need to be optimised for "AI Bots" because LLMs and AI assistances will "do your shopping for you".This means that all these webshops that saw their organic traffic vanish as questionable adverts and sponsored results pushed their content completely out of search engines, now think that they can perform within an even more blackened black-box of sponsored content.
If they thought it was bad with visible, trackable sponsored results in (supposed) search result lists, then now get ready to be completed in the dark in the the market of shadowy sponsored results from an LLM.
It's going to hurt many retailers, and benefit only the LLM service providers and the big corps.
Want "your" agent to buy stuff for you, you better belive it'll go the the company that have paid the most money to the agent provider, and not the relevant ones.
Basically we need a curated wikipedia- type trustworthy site for business listings again. Will we get it?
Doubtful - too many consumers don't care, yet. Too many e-commerce people don't realise yet.
And when they all do - it's too late and even more control is centralised. -
I have an older legacy project where integration tests isn't set up and would be quite complex to do, so using "unit tests" mechanics via substitutes and executed call checks - it works, but a bit cumbersome to write and maintain, but still loads better than manually testing complex import flows.
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Being subjected to some 'security training' at work, like "how to spot false domains" and "phising emails".
The courses are so poor that I think they harm more than they benefit because people fall into false sense of security of their ability to spot them because it's so easy in the training.
It's just "next, next, next - pick obvious silly answer - next next next".
No need to read or think about the material.It's mandatory to fulfil safety standards measurements, but such training does not need to be so poorly made - it just makes it more dangerous than not.
And yes, I know some people fall for the obvious and that we as tech people are more knowledgable, but still.....just targeting lowest common denominator is not a good benchmark.
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What are the strategies for recovering from failed startup (500.30), more or less automatically in dotnet 9/10 running in IIS;
e.g. external resources or database are (temporarily) unavailable in the startup for migrations.It seems the startup is not run again, if it failed.
(It's legacy code as well, so cannot rewrite being dependent on external in startup right now)
Is it a (powershell) script based direction - heartbeat/recycle pool; A try-catch in startup with retry/sleep?
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What are the strategies for recovering from failed startup (500.30), more or less automatically in dotnet 9/10 running in IIS;
e.g. external resources or database are (temporarily) unavailable in the startup for migrations.It seems the startup is not run again, if it failed.
(It's legacy code as well, so cannot rewrite being dependent on external in startup right now)
Is it a (powershell) script based direction - heartbeat/recycle pool; A try-catch in startup with retry/sleep?
Other? -
What are the strategies for recovering from failed startup (500.30), more or less automatically in dotnet 9/10 running in IIS;
e.g. external resources or database are (temporarily) unavailable in the startup for migrations.It seems the startup is not run again, if it failed.
(It's legacy code as well, so cannot rewrite being dependent on external in startup right now)
Is it a (powershell) script based direction - heartbeat/recycle pool; A try-catch in startup with retry/sleep?
Other? -
What are the strategies for recovering from failed startup (500.30), more or less automatically in dotnet 9/10 running in IIS;
e.g. external resources or database are (temporarily) unavailable in the startup for migrations.It seems the startup is not run again, if it failed.
(It's legacy code as well, so cannot rewrite being dependent on external in startup right now)
Is it a (powershell) script based direction - heartbeat/recycle pool; A try-catch in startup with retry/sleep?
Other? -
I'm always surprised by how slow Azure databases are, compared to actual/local installations ..... makes realistic testing very difficult unless on a carbon-copy of production.
Queries and inserts that run in seconds or less when local/dedicated, takes minutes on staging/prod.I know, I know - you get what you pay for, but it's danged hard to find actual numbers for anything.
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Well, at least #redgate made AI opt-in according to the email I got about #sqlprompt but ..... not sure I'm going to continue using it, now that the flood gates are open.
I suspect it'll also going to increase the cost of the subscription cost. -
De absurde forsøg på at 'sanewashe' en nylig myrdet Amerikaner i danske medier er forunderlig. Rebranding til "konservativ meningsdanner" - der er ikke meget konservativt over de holdninger.
Især når man tænker på hvor lidt de dækkede nylige myrdet amerikansk politiker m.fl.
Ja, det er nyhedsværdigt, men dækningen er forskruet ret voldsomt.
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A workaround could be to use my source generator to also generate a test helper class with the syntax tree as a string. Feels a bit icky but it seems workable. #dotnet #sourcegenerator #unitest
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Ran into the "meme" of searching for an error/solution to find somebody else asking the same question years ago, and with zero answers.
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It's one of those days - spend the better part debugging why a callback verification didn't work when deployed, only to find I double encoded a string to json, but in the (many) test methods for debugging I didn't make that error.
Yeah, even with years of experience, errors and problems still happen.
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Trying to get some k6 tests running in our Azure Release pipelines ..... got a POC to work with some initial test/reporting, but struggling with finding quality information sources so still left with a myriad of questions I couldn't find in the documentation.
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Now it's the time again where I need to consider if using #RedGate #SqlPrompt is worth the license cost.
I really like it, but I'm not sure its cost/benefit for me.
