LaLaLand122

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by LaLaLand122 4y ago
> You shouldn't replace Docker with a shell script True. You should replace it with podman!
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by LaLaLand122 4y ago
Not Gitlab specific. The main page of a repository configuration in GitHub let's you enable/disable: - Allow merge commits - Allow squash merging - Allow rebase merging for PRs. And under branch protection there is a "Require
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by LaLaLand122 4y ago
If the PR is small enough to naturally fit into a single commit the rebasing vs squashing multiple commits discussion disappears (just please don't merge it!)... there is a single commit.
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by LaLaLand122 4y ago
Nobody cares about the underwear... until people create a PR explicitly saying "look at my underwear".
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by LaLaLand122 4y ago
All my commits build, so I can do a bisect and see the problem is... somewhere in this huge commit? It doesn't seem better to me than "the problem is in one of these two small commits, I don't know which one because they don&
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by LaLaLand122 4y ago
> if someone makes changes since the last time I reviewed and then they force push I can’t see the difference from the last time I reviewed You need better tools. Even in GitHub you can click on "force pushed" and see the diff.
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by LaLaLand122 4y ago
FWIW a few years ago I found the my-country-Amazon is not another-country-Amazon. I had a problem with a phone after 6-12 months and they just sent me a replacement. A similar thing happened a couple of years later, I contacted support like
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by LaLaLand122 4y ago
I guess it isn't, because it's just a transitory state until you "eres (ser) viudo"? :-p
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by LaLaLand122 4y ago
No, we don't. add_numbers() doesn't need ownership of the data, so you would never give it ownership of the data. If you happen to have the data in a reference-counted type you would get the data from it ( https://en.cpp
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by LaLaLand122 5y ago
I would not be trying to solve the problem forever. I would be trying to effectively control it. The alternative was to send police to fire rubber bullets, with somebody losing an eye ( https://www.spainenglish.com/2019/
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by LaLaLand122 5y ago
If I were in the Spanish government, I would give Catalonia a legal binding referendum. But splitting a country is not something you do in a weekend, we can't have Catalonia splitting with 50% + 1 of the votes just for "+1" t
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by LaLaLand122 5y ago
Fall apart? The whole thing relies on being inconsistent! It's basically the most popular Spanish form of the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chewbacca_defense . They may have relied on "traditional custom"
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by LaLaLand122 5y ago
I don't know if it's specific to Spain. But Spanish people have a problematic relationship with "culture". "Culture" has this double definition of, on one side, "customs", and in the other as basicall
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by LaLaLand122 5y ago
To each their own. But for lots of us, USA is like the last place in the world we would like to move to. You just don't hear our epic stories of how we thought for a second about it, decided strongly against, and never looked back. Not
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by LaLaLand122 5y ago
The thing is that the blog entry mixes up, as too frequently happens, the two often used meanings of "stable": - Rock solid/reliable/"good" - Not changing And they are completely independent! - Windows 95: It&#
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by LaLaLand122 6y ago
I didn't give you only "the title of a video" (which sure, tries to be "cute"), I gave you the link to the video, in which no other than Sean Parent gives you the arguments. The summary is in https://www.
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by LaLaLand122 6y ago
It's a strictly better solution. You don't do it because the standard library doesn't give you tools to do it easily, but if it were the same effort everybody would do it. After all, Inheritance Is The Base Class of Evil ( ht
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by LaLaLand122 6y ago
And if it were in the standard there wouldn't be at least five well known libraries implementing it (including from Adobe and from Facebook): https://github.com/boost-ext/te#similar-libraries As far as I know (I d
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by LaLaLand122 6y ago
I never got offered private health insurance in Spain by an employer. I have it in the UK. When I was a kid I had access to private health insurance in Spain, so I know it a bit. I find the NHS I have today is slighty worse than the Spanish
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by LaLaLand122 6y ago
Neither my wife or me are native, our child started school last year. When we were introduced to the concept of "Tricky words" our reaction was: sorry, do you mean every single word?
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by LaLaLand122 6y ago
- You don't trust so much complex logic, taking untrusted input, written in C and want to rewrite it in Rust. - You want to code it all again using an API that doesn't expect to get its input from a blocking read() function. - ...
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by LaLaLand122 6y ago
Not sure what's the difference between read and understand here. And I would argue the language doesn't even have the biggest effect on whether code is easy to understand or not, some people have an incredible ability to structure
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by LaLaLand122 7y ago
In my country there is no really the concept of the "school bus". Google Maps says I walked exactly 1.0 miles... climbing a mountain, because my school was in the freaking top of a mountain. In some parts climbs were so steep that
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by LaLaLand122 7y ago
Either you are into it, and you know, or the need to create a VM has just arose and you want to quickly do it. In the later case from my Fedora 31 system I search for "Vir"(tual), it tells me about "Boxes", I open it...
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by LaLaLand122 7y ago
This! And as I did mention in another comment I still can barely believe the cases of bullying people describe here, they are horrible! I don't think bullying at such a level is a global problem. I suspect such huge bullying problems
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by LaLaLand122 7y ago
Having been educated in probably a different country, with a different school system, I am surprised to read all these comments. Not saying my country school system is perfect, it isn't. And there are cases of abuse, bullying does exis