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Twitter suspending Mastodon’s account reeks of desperation.
UC Berkeley Launches SkyPilot to Help Navigate Soaring Cloud Costs 💸☁️ https://www.datanami.com/2022/12/12/uc-berkeley-launches-skypilot-to-help-navigate-soaring-cloud-costs/
@jasongorman I never heard of it until just now. 😅 If I understand correctly, it seems to be an approach to manual testing/QA?
@jchyip thanks for sharing this. I had this same thought while using ChatGPT last night. In some ways it reminds me of pair programming but for thinking in general, reducing the amount of time blocked.
Autonowashing: The Greenwashing of Vehicle Automation https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S2590198220300245
@mjgardner I miss those cheesy programming jokes from ~20+ years ago. Corny for sure but they required some thought on the part of the author.
@Bdellar Makes sense. I often use stacked PRs to support an async workflow where you have changes that span multiple PRs but admittedly it’s no silver bullet and does require a certain level of skill with Git (and some aliases and such to make it easier). Another thing that helps is the ability to merge your own PRs based on the type of change (e.g., a true/small refactoring) but that also requires high trust.