Suddenly I want to put every IPS device into dumb bridge mode, and run my own damn router.

To an extent, yes.

But to the extent that a so-called impedance mismatch exists, this is going to put your domain model on the faraway/difficult side of that impedance mismatch.

And will result in your domain model existing in an (on average) less expressive language which is more difficult to test.

But I want to start a new bittorrent tracker for individual movies or episodes for which the provider requires you to create a recurring subscription, to rip off such content unabashedly.

Best part of My Best Fiend was Herzog’s own thoughts (soliloquy?) on nature and the jungle itself. Those bits were some pure solid gold Herzog.

And I always feel the need to point out that Grizzly Man was a truly good movie. I’d heard about it for years and based on the premise expected to have a low brow appeal, something for dumb people to feel superior to someone. But no, it was a respectful and in-depth character study (with some downright poetic narration) and probably Herzog’s best movie.

https://fsharpforfunandprofit.com/posts/designing-with-types...

while visiting https://dotnetfiddle.net and typing the code samples in, experimenting with what manner of changes and additions to the code cause the compilation to fail, and considering how you would leverage those abilities in your everyday development work.

I think this would be even more powerful if you then come back and re-read some of the pro-Union comments in this very thread.

Had Claude generate yaml files for the input/source documents, then had it generate code to process the return into output yaml files.

Manually typed the results into the IRS Free File Forms website, and was pleased to see that it did some input validation.

Had it generate Code modules to match the IRS forms and schedules by name, keeping the nomenclature in code as close as possible to that in the official IRS instructions.

Spot checked a whole lot of it and found very, very little of it that needed correction.

Stored all of it in git so that I could monitor the diffs as it went along.

Maybe the neatest part was when I asked Claude why I wound up owing so much it gave me a list of reasons and dollar amounts in descending order.

rust embedded NOT lensa NOT jobot NOT alignerr NOT mercor NOT “crossing hurdles”

They clearly were not advocating for flat out refusing.

It’s refreshing to see the same sentiment from so many other people independently here.

https://www.awesomesoftwareengineer.com/assets/resources/arc...