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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
What about SVN? Besides other features, Subversion supports representation sharing. So adding new textual or binary files with identical data won’t increase the size of your repository. I’m not familiar with ML data sets, but it seems that
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How to be a 'good' Git evangelist?(nordic-rse.org)
2 points by COMMENT___ 4y ago|0 comments
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
What I actually meant was “corporate culture”. Culture != race. Thanks for reviewing my comments, though.
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
Sorry, but it is not.
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
This is not “minor hinderance” for 99.9% Apple users. It’s absolutely unusable unless you are an “enthusiast”.
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
Yep, I guess you are right. But I think that some of those engineers come from Infosys-like companies, so they do exactly what they’ve been taught and what they are accustomed with. IDK, maybe it’s a cultural problem? Or is it a problem of
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
I believe that the OP of this comment thread has been unfairly downvoted. It was irony, right? Sigh.
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
Oh, this is great! Thank you. PS Good old usenet. :)
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
Answer by GPT-3: > How is information security in Infosys? Information security at Infosys is implemented through a combination of technological and organizational measures. The company has a dedicated information security team that work
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
Yeah, that's an excerpt from Wikipedia. But when I see these lines I actually read "money laundering" and "scam".
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
This kind of stories is one of the reason I visit Hacker News. Thank you! It's funny and annoying to read every week or so about another epic fail of a multi-billion "multinational information technology company". Good luck w
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
I find myself using the `site:` keyword much more often than before when searching for quite obvious stuff using Google Search. The first page of search results always consists of some useless SEO-optimized shit or is simply missing relevan
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
MS should at least update its documentation for admins ( https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/deployedge/microsoft-edge-... ) and give a clear instruction on how to disable all the "extra features" and choose
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
> Raising it as a values issue This is about poor design and unethical decisions. MS can keep its values to itself. > in the positive “I thought Microsoft would be better than this” way seems likely to have the most effect if enough p
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
Are there any official sanctions that affect non-Russian companies with Russian-born founders and employees?
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
Non-paywalled: https://archive.ph/bMxOV
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Russia Uses Low Tech in Its High-Tech Weapons(nytimes.com)
7 points by COMMENT___ 4y ago|2 comments
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
No irony here. Just first impression. Rambler TOP 100? MyNickName.com? WTF is that? I would never trust an admin who puts such shit on his website.
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
This site looks like some sketchy Russian website with patched (pirated) Windows ISOs. While it may use MS API to generate download links, it still looks like some warez storage. I would never install any Windows versions downloaded from it
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
> Git has infinite flexibility in terms of the workflow that teams of people can adopt. IMO flexibility is just a meaningless buzzword used to describe overly complicated and poorly designed products. If a product has crappy UX, they jus
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
When I read about this my first question was why they use industrial machine as a chess robot. I believe that the answer is “just to show off”. But IMO this makes an opposite effect. They could use a pair of magnets attached to each chess p
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
This one is indeed hard to label. PS Hope they will never begin solving philosophy problems with ML.
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
I have three questions now: * How much (per comment) are these "native speakers from India" paid? * How many comments do they have to label in an hour (or in a minute)? I guess it's more than 2 comments in a minute. * What if
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
I don't see anger in "LETS F**ING GOOOOO". It's just a comment that says "let's do X" in impatient and enthusiastic manner.
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
> In a centralized vcs, that history is always mediated by the server - you want a new revision number, you have to ask the server what it is. I assume the most trivial case when say I contribute to e.g. MS documentation, which source is
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
I believe that - hypothetically - centralised version control can have disconnected local commits with private local branches. But using GitHub as a single source of truth for git repositories makes git mostly centralised. Think of it as of
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
> Everyone uses it the way it was intended. "Everyone" uses GitHub as a single source of truth, but I believe that git itself was not designed with this in mind. GitHub users use git as centralised version control with "lo
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
Subversion has its branching and merging quirks, but it works and works well in most cases. Most of the usage problems can be solved by sticking to best practices and using up-to-date SVN client versions.
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
I believe that people just don’t want to hand out their TG accounts. BTW, what is the meaning of the bot’s profile picture?
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by COMMENT___ 4y ago
Ha ha this is going to end up with paid advertisements formatted as code comments in underfunded, but popular OS projects. Oh god I really hope that’s not going to happen.

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