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I thought those were common sense until I worked on a program written by my colleague recently.

That's also why it is difficult for me to tell what I've done in the standup meeting on another day. If I tell people I just spend time on "thinking", they will say it is too vague.

I thought people here bypassed the paywall to read.

From the introduction, I can see a list of backend technologies. But do they have a high level architecture diagram? I don't know what I really need for production setup.

Database mess is unavoidable because it needs to support different kind of customers.

Apart from ChatGPT, I can find answer in reddit instead of SO.

The punch card is the "design". From the video, it isn't user friendly to edit on terminal. (btw, it is rare to see full English UI in Japan) They can just replace the part to create the punch card. But the textile machine is totally fine to keep consuming punch card.

Tape is fine too but it is risky because factory may stop creating tape.

Recently I ask ChatGPT to do that. I become the one to improve it.

Clippy

Not a novel, there was a movie called "Her" around 10 years ago. The man fell in love with a Chatbot. iirc He also used the Chatbot to do some writing.

I put bookmarks on the bookmark bar. Then I delete the title and it only shows the icon.

Do they count on private repositories? I don't care how many open source todo list projects. I care what languages companies use.

LSE also bought Refinitiv from Reuters few years ago.

I hope they have a ebook only offer, I don't watch video courses in the train.