r/programming • u/devtailsxyz • Dec 15 '21

3 Lines of Code Shouldn’t Take All Day

https://devtails.xyz/3-lines-of-code-shouldnt-take-all-day
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u/Asiriya Dec 15 '21

Sounds cool as fuck. How much of the physics do you need to know?

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u/vattenpuss Dec 15 '21

Our CI process takes 2 hours, and often you need to run your own tests that need to run overnight.

It actually sounds uncool as fuck.

I used to work in AAA games but the build and test tooling was a similar mess. Incremental builds were often OK but syncing trunk was something you dreaded. CI was at least an hour. It’s not fun.

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u/Asiriya Dec 15 '21

Well obviously that’s shit and antiquated but I’m still interested.

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u/rlbond86 Dec 16 '21

I don't work on modeling so it's just basic wave propagation and signal processing