Since the LLM needs more context around mocks for the unit test, it is better in generating test cases above existing test cases. Not good for generating from scratch for complex applications.
This is a great step if true. I think it's wonderful if someone wants these features but it should take an action to enable them. That way the less-technical users don't get tripped up by the features suddenly appearing with an update. It also means there will be a focus on keeping the system working both with or without these features, instead of having a system that is broken without them.
There will be no cars left. This needs to apply to TRUCKS. This is why you have so many trucks on the road now. One set of standards for trucks and one set of standards for cars is not working.
Of all major film companies it makes sense that Sony would be the first to push out AI into movies as a lot of their movies already feel like corporate sludge so if the artistic process is already dying over there why not add AI to further that process.
Man, this console gen's gotta be the wildest yet. They're already chattin' about droppin' the next one, and it feels like the PS5 and Xbox SX barely got any big-time games. What's up with that?
You only need about 35 hp to keep a 4000lb car cruising at 70 mph. The idea? Run the powertrain totally on battery, then toss in a 50 or 70 hp engine just to charge it up.
It's flipping the hybrid script: instead of using electric for low demand and gas for more juice, it's electric for the main power and gas just for the battery.
This puts the heavy lifting on the 90% efficient powertrain and eases up on the super inefficient 25% one.
Honestly, the same craft that wiped everyone out had done okay before it bombed. Just one good dive doesn’t prove it’s all safe. But real talk, that dude was slammed by everyone and warned by pros for cutting corners. Might not be the whole industry that’s sketchy, you know? Sounds more like these wild cowboy types who ignore the rules are the real danger.
Running with keploy record without code modification captures network-level traffic with eBPF to generate tests and mocks.
You can record API calls, DB queries, streaming events, etc., and replay them for testing, enabling offline testing without external dependencies.
Supports full infrastructure virtualization including HTTP endpoints, DBs (Postgres, MySQL, MongoDB), and queues (Kafka, RabbitMQ).
Automatic statement/branch coverage calculation for developers, integrated calculation of API schema coverage for QA
AI Reads Swagger/OpenAPI Schemas to Expand AI-Based Coverage: Detecting Missing Fields, Boundary Values, and Type Errors
CI/CD integration support (GitHub Actions, Jenkins, Kubernetes (um
Includes collaboration and debugging features such as Mock Registry, Time Freezing, and Console Viewer
Language-independent (eBPF-based) - Supports all runtimes including Go, Java, Node.js, Python, Rust, etc.