we produce enough food to feed everyone on earth.GMO can be useful, but 90% of the time it is used to sell herbicide resistant crops, GMO and herbicide sold by the same company like Bayer.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bayer

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That's E2E test. What's interesting with unit tests is that you can run them locally, offline. They are fast enough so that you can run them and see if you broke anything. If your tests take too much time to start or relies on a live env (which may be down or broken), you'll spend more time for maybe nothing.

With Docker I can run my E2E "offline".

If you're touching real data, your test isn't offline.

Not true. You might be touching local sample of real or realistic data. It does not need to be static either.

The performance of such a test is still a problem.

I'm surprised that in their unit tests category, they are using CPPUnit instead of Google Unit (gunit). Any ideas why?

System76 sells Clevo laptop. You may find what you need in other resellers. I bought this one myself: https://www.pcspecialist.co.uk/notebooks/defianceIII-15/

yeah, I mainly use it for uBlock Origin.

well, if you interview for a nurse position, you shouldn't have to pass the doctor interview.

Oh. I thought the statement was "for the same job".

Go doesn't really have a package manager (and that's a problem), it pulls the sources of the dependencies from github for example. There are multiple tools [1] to manage versioning, but Google only released recently (end of january) an official tool, still in beta.

[1] https://github.com/golang/go/wiki/PackageManagementTools

UBlock or UBlock Origin? They aren't the same.

or it could be the fact that you don't have to install an antivirus. I have a Dell at work and the company policy is to have mcAfee installed. It prevents a lot of stuff from working (need to use virtual box 4 for example)

IBM requires antivirus on Macs, but it may be less broken than Windows antivirus software.

I have McAfee on my work Macbook, but I don't have an opinion on whether it's "less broken". I used a Windows 7 Thinkpad before the Macbook (also with McAfee), and didn't notice McAfee at all in these 3 years. In 2 years on the Mac, I noticed one interesting UI bug where the taskbar icon says "Your Mac is Not Secure", but when you click on it to open the main UI, the window will say "Your Mac is Secure", and the taskbar icon then agrees with the main window from that point on. Just a glitch, nothing that I would consider noticably broken.