I worked on the system sysco uses for their order guide management, and we had a bug that let anyone order cheesecake factory cheesecakes for a brief moment and that was a red alert issue for us
What about changes that don't cause test failures? A really quick one I can think of is a pure addition. Lets say you have tests for Feature A in 3 places. You add a thing to Feature A, and find 2 places where Feature A is tested, add tests to those, feel like you did your due diligence and move on. Co-located tests would fix this problem
It looks like the poster is the author here, so hopefully he sees this feedback. Please, please, please pick a better contrast ratio for your text. Grey on slightly-lighter-grey is a terrible color combination for reading. I read the first paragraph and gave up on it because it wasn't worth the eye strain.
This isn't always true. Some shows release specials that aren't linked to any season, but go between seasons. Some shows (like web serials) release in one continuous stream. Sure there are workarounds/hacky solutions to these, but assuming all shows have the exact same hierarchy is a bad assumption to make.
This is a Windows subsystem. It is a system that runs inside of Windows, so it is a Windows subsystem. What is this subsytem for? It is for running Android (or previously Linux) applications and software. I agree that it is confusing, but I think it is incorrect to say that the name is outright wrong.
Every graph on this page comparing the USA and the USSR needs a legend, they are unreadable unless you pick them apart with context from the surrounding paragraphs.
The advice that I was given when I temporarily took a team lead position is to overcommunicate everything. Build good relationships with the people you report to and your peers and (hopefully) you can lean on them and ask questions as you learn and adapt to this new role
This requires the phone to be unlocked to do most of this, doesn't it? What is the attack vector here, someone leaving their phone unlocked on a table and not paying attention to the screen?
The article addresses this, the point is that someone new to the technology can make this one that's ok
"The video isn't perfect. It doesn't quite capture the full details of Data's face, and if you look closely you can see some artifacts around the edges.
Still, what's remarkable is that a neophyte like me can create fairly convincing video so quickly and for so little money. And there's every reason to think deepfake technology will continue to get better, faster, and cheaper in the coming years."
On the other hand, I would bet that this is a small dedicated community. Much like mafia game communities, I would expect this is a dedicated fan group
It can easily do it, the point is that doing this makes it more expensive to spam your site. Let's say normally, it takes 1 second to post, now it might take 10 secs. Now you're spending 10x as much to post a comment or form, etc
I've heard from multiple engineers that have been put in a similar situation and hated it. It directly negatively impacted their self-esteem as developers and some of them quit at the soonest possible point.
Reading the article reveals that you can either use tombstones or move the elements back into the slot they "would have been in" if the deleted element was never added