Fitness plan for programmers:
every time a build or unit test fails, you have to do 10 push-ups.
You'll become either incredibly good at programming or insanely fit. Maybe both with a bit of perseverance 😅
@z @fribbledom ah yes, setting up CircleCG to have a nice pipeline of continuous gains 💪
@z @fribbledom yeah i use `inotifywait`, for this and show output on a laptop as a second screen using `ssh` and it's pretty convenient that way.
Used it with minetest too. Although really would be nice if it had a "jus' reload the lua plz" command/signal or something..
@z @fribbledom
The 5 minute build time for the most minor changes at my job wouldn't like that very much.
@fribbledom I feel like for me and probably many other programmers it would just make you not make unit tests
@fribbledom I can't do push-ups then, I have to fix my code
@fribbledom There is a third option: You get tired and end up installing something like https://github.com/auchenberg/volkswagen ;-)
@fribbledom Sounds good. I'll look like peak Schwarzenegger in about a month.
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Great Motivation Aid, will implement this in my team 😁😁. My people will love me 🤣🤣🤣
@fribbledom TDD users would be in trouble.
Chema pero en inglés
@fribbledom or you would avoid git push to avoid push ups
@fribbledom just got back into c++ on a side project, gonna be ripped
@fribbledom if you just don’t write tests, them those tests can’t fail.
@fribbledom i do python and I do not test my code.
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I do TDD so 1 push up per failed test will be plenty for me.
@fribbledom You could tell at a glance who's a good programmer.
@fribbledom Well, now I know, why some people don't write unit tests...🤨
@fribbledom hardcore mode: Turn on build on save and auto-save.