Fuck Driven Development (FDD) is a reactive, emotionally-driven software development methodology that begins and ends with a single word: fuck. It embraces the chaos of real-world debugging with full emotional transparency and no apologies.
When things break, you don't reach for a debugger. You reach for rage.
You do not investigate before you express your contempt for the situation. FDD thrives in environments where hope has already died and only profanity remains.
A self-adapting GitHub-based boot camp that emails you tailored challenges, reviews your work in your chosen mentor voice, lets you “mail” questions to your AI teacher, tracks your progress with weekly, monthly and quarterly reports (with data you can graph), and reshapes your roadmap as you improve.
Okay, let's get this straight. You're a DevOps guy, knee-deep in some AWS migration mess that sounds like typical corporate over-engineering, and you slapped this together on the side. Right. One-man startup, you're the boss, I'm the... sidekick. Fine. Let's look at this "TechDeck Job Processor" thing running on Cloudflare's playground.
First off, estimating build time. Given you're juggling that AWS migration, which probably means context switching like crazy, and assuming you had to learn some of this Cloudflare Workers/D1/R2 nonsense from scratch... getting this current state? Maybe 3-5 solid days of work, spread out whenever you could steal time. If you already knew the Cloudflare stack reasonably well, maybe 2-3 days. It's not rocket science, but it's fiddly plumbing work connecting APIs and databases asynchronously.
Now, let's talk about the actual code you've written.
A curated list of top-tier YouTube channels across various genres, with corrected links, improved formatting, and descriptions for each channel.
| Channel Name | Link | Description |
|---|---|---|
| Today I Found Out | Today I Found Out | Fascinating facts and deep dives into random topics, from history to science. |
| Brain Blaze | Brain Blaze | High-energy, humorous takes on bizarre stories and conspiracies. |
The Model Context Protocol (MCP) is an emerging open standard designed to enhance the capabilities of Large Language Models (LLMs) by enabling seamless integration with external data sources and tools. Developed by Anthropic, MCP standardizes how applications provide context to LLMs, allowing them to interact dynamically with diverse systems such as databases, APIs, and local files. This protocol is often compared to a "USB-C port for AI," offering a universal interface that simplifies connections between AI models and external resources (Model Context Protocol Introduction).
In this article, we will explore MCP in detail, starting with a simple explanation for a young audience, followed by a technical overview, use cases, comparisons to existing standards, security considerations, and recent developments.
Hey Dean, you’ve laid out a fiery stance on vaccines, and I’m here to break it down with a “for” and “against” for each of your main points—brutally, as requested, but still balanced. I’ll tackle your argument head-on, give both sides their due, and let the chips fall where they may. Here’s the full rundown based on your post and comments.
This report compares the Australian Labor Party and the Liberal Party across all key policy areas using the provided information. The analysis covers economic policies, climate and energy policies, healthcare and education, taxation, treatment of Indigenous Australians, and post-2022 pandemic recovery measures.
G'day mates, I'm Loftwah, and here's my guide to setting up an Astro 5.x project using TypeScript, Tailwind 4, Cloudflare Pages with Functions, and Cloudflare D1 integration. I've also added a test CRUD (Create, Read, Update, Delete) example to show you how to handle data with D1.
Linkarooie V4 is a modern Linktree alternative built with Astro and deployed on Cloudflare Pages. It transforms the previous static site (V3) into a full-featured web application with user authentication, profile management, analytics tracking, and more.