> But detractors say it could have economic consequences, particularly for farmers who would have to wrestle with later sunrises.
I genuinely don't understand the "farmer's like DST" argument. Farmer's schedules are dictated by the sun not the time and the sun changes continuously year round. If the argument is about commercial coordination that follows the same logic of being difficult regardless given constantly shifting sunlight, at least without DST there's year-round consistency by the other businesses.
No rule against making the prompt the source? i.e. develop locally and then just have your prompt be, "Write the following, verbatim to app.js ```code```"?
I actually wrote something very similar to this concept a few days ago about what the next steps of AI in software development might look like: https://gpeake.com/blog/abstraction
This is voluntary data, the average CS grad from Berkeley doesn’t need a code signal test to find a job. The cream of the crop at Swarthmore likely does.
Hey everyone, after writing a few small apps for Workers I saw that I always had to cross the same hurdles. So, for the past few months I've been building Pioche and I think it recently reached a point where I think it could benefit people. Just write decorated controllers and deploy, no more worrying about configuration, event handlers, or routing. If you think it's cool give it a star and share it!
I genuinely don't understand the "farmer's like DST" argument. Farmer's schedules are dictated by the sun not the time and the sun changes continuously year round. If the argument is about commercial coordination that follows the same logic of being difficult regardless given constantly shifting sunlight, at least without DST there's year-round consistency by the other businesses.