In a good work environment you’ll have some telepathy with your product people and you wont have to communicate every minor change, which wastes time. Its similar to implementing a UI design — you and the designer will develop a relationship where you dont need to communicate every pixel, you fill in the blanks and show results, repeat.
I was thinking one server and just for job seekers. Like a support group for people looking for tech jobs.
Maybe there could be channels per role/level, like #backend-senior, #ml-junior. So you could discuss hiring process and get tips from people looking for similar roles.
Yes we don't yet have the full auto-suggest magic that Sheets offers, but you can click-drag for auto-complete the same way Excel offers.
We released Sourcetable today with the AI chatbot & AI data analysis features, but a very limited cell-based AI (only "summarize" and "fix formula"). We'll be releasing a big AI-based magic-autofill solution in the coming weeks.
Thanks. Im interested in a book that explored more advanced design patterns. Like, supporting copying a resource. Or supporting —dry-run type functionality for requests that have side effects.
I’ve always wanted something like this but integrated into the terminal or vim. Like you could have a hotkey that sends a json object from your debug session over to this scratch pad to save for later.
Are you aware of any frameworks that take this approach? For example, if I could import their Datalist and use it, but at build or maybe runtime it decides what to use based on the target environment? We of course have this for tons of things like language features.
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