Mr Anxiety
@mranxiety.bsky.social
I'm scared to post as me on the internet, realised it was making me shy IRL. So I'm trying this to overcome that.
Maintains a series of loosely connected Spreadsheets for a living while studying programming.
Maintains a series of loosely connected Spreadsheets for a living while studying programming.
Live feed of me logging into BlueSky for the first time in a while.
a man in a suit is carrying a stack of pizza boxes into a doorway .
Alt: a man in a suit is carrying a stack of pizza boxes into a doorway, the room is on fire.
It's the GIF version of the Community Fire Pizza Meme.
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October 5, 2025 at 4:37 AM
Live feed of me logging into BlueSky for the first time in a while.
But now I need to determine when to make a commit. How much, or little, do you do before making one?
I get that companies and teams will have a range of different preferences and policies on this. But what's generally best practice?
I get that companies and teams will have a range of different preferences and policies on this. But what's generally best practice?
June 28, 2025 at 2:44 PM
But now I need to determine when to make a commit. How much, or little, do you do before making one?
I get that companies and teams will have a range of different preferences and policies on this. But what's generally best practice?
I get that companies and teams will have a range of different preferences and policies on this. But what's generally best practice?
Why is this a controversial take? The general discourse, and my own experience, around using LLMs to code is this is the best way to use it.
That being said, most of that aforementioned discourse I read is from you and your contemporaries so maybe I'm just in a bubble... a piss bubble?
That being said, most of that aforementioned discourse I read is from you and your contemporaries so maybe I'm just in a bubble... a piss bubble?
June 25, 2025 at 1:09 PM
Why is this a controversial take? The general discourse, and my own experience, around using LLMs to code is this is the best way to use it.
That being said, most of that aforementioned discourse I read is from you and your contemporaries so maybe I'm just in a bubble... a piss bubble?
That being said, most of that aforementioned discourse I read is from you and your contemporaries so maybe I'm just in a bubble... a piss bubble?
I remember watching a flash animation using a parody of this song called "Bomb Saddam" at an internet cafe when I was a kid.
I get history repeats itself but couldn't we have left it another century?
I get history repeats itself but couldn't we have left it another century?
June 22, 2025 at 10:27 AM
I remember watching a flash animation using a parody of this song called "Bomb Saddam" at an internet cafe when I was a kid.
I get history repeats itself but couldn't we have left it another century?
I get history repeats itself but couldn't we have left it another century?
I don't care about fiddling with a margin by 1 or 2 pixels so it looks nice on an iPhone or a Desktop, or what colour a link is when I hover my mouse over it.
June 20, 2025 at 1:37 PM
I don't care about fiddling with a margin by 1 or 2 pixels so it looks nice on an iPhone or a Desktop, or what colour a link is when I hover my mouse over it.
I thought one of the unit tests was wrong, and with my interpretation of the requirement, I was right. Gemini backed me up and validated my code based on what I told it the requirement was.
But taking another look at the requirement, I realised I was wrong and the unit test was right.
But taking another look at the requirement, I realised I was wrong and the unit test was right.
June 6, 2025 at 1:45 PM
I thought one of the unit tests was wrong, and with my interpretation of the requirement, I was right. Gemini backed me up and validated my code based on what I told it the requirement was.
But taking another look at the requirement, I realised I was wrong and the unit test was right.
But taking another look at the requirement, I realised I was wrong and the unit test was right.
This one involved a lot of collaboration with AI as well.
It was good for sound boarding and sanity checking. But I also learned that garbage in is garbage out.
It was good for sound boarding and sanity checking. But I also learned that garbage in is garbage out.
June 6, 2025 at 1:45 PM
This one involved a lot of collaboration with AI as well.
It was good for sound boarding and sanity checking. But I also learned that garbage in is garbage out.
It was good for sound boarding and sanity checking. But I also learned that garbage in is garbage out.
Up next, I think I'll tackle their coding foundations course. I'm getting practice with code in other places. I think in order to progress beyond where I am, I need to put some work into the broader Computer Science side of my learning.
May 26, 2025 at 11:52 AM
Up next, I think I'll tackle their coding foundations course. I'm getting practice with code in other places. I think in order to progress beyond where I am, I need to put some work into the broader Computer Science side of my learning.
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I'm not sure how to interpret the graph. So I don't know if I totally nailed it with polymorphism or completely messed it up.
May 20, 2025 at 2:24 PM
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I'm not sure how to interpret the graph. So I don't know if I totally nailed it with polymorphism or completely messed it up.
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I'm not sure how to interpret the graph. So I don't know if I totally nailed it with polymorphism or completely messed it up.