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I got laid off before the AI got really and truly going at the company I was at. We had a mandate to have 90% of the code submitted to be covered by unit tests. How does the whole "vibe coding" crowd handle that aspect? Do they just ask the AI to create unit tests for the code it generates as well? I always heard a lot of complaints about unit testing but I quite enjoyed that part at times.

Fuckin' PREACH

Canada computers is 100% a legitimate site, and they also have brick and mortar stores all over. I'm in Ontario, and there's one about a 30 minute drive from me. I've used their website before to order things in, then go pick them up.

Thanks for sharing, hadn't read this before!

This seems too good to be true, or at least like a naive dev who's got pie in the sky dreams... After playing the demo do you have any hope that it lives up to this overview's expectations?

Interesting! I've always sort of thought that my enjoyment of dnd was due to playing with players I know, you've got that 100% buy in... But I guess nerds are everywhere on the internet and it would be the same with a group from a forum! Hmmm... Do I take the plunge?

Follow up: has anyone had any great success? I applied for one game, we had one session and DM bailed. Been reluctant to try again since.

I'm borderline obsessed with it, it's very fun and so far all the cooperators I've encountered have been super helpful, not trolls, and interested in doing as many objectives as possible - a refreshing online experience

Finished product looks awesome

That's amazing

I'm finally getting around to resident evil 7

It is hands down the scariest entry I've played so far. Figured it would be fun for October. Has anyone played village and does it compare?

Never even heard of it and I try to stay on top of things - save me a hapless google and give me a rundown?