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by bilalq 6y ago
Yes, you can commit parts of a file at a time. This is easily done by using `git add -p`. This is a subjective matter, so I don't think your point of view here is wrong or anything, but I do disagree with it. History is something I&#x2
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by bilalq 6y ago
It doesn't look like it's fully open source. I'm just seeing community extensions and the Alfred plugin on the github page.
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by bilalq 6y ago
This is really neat. Google does a pretty good job at providing similar answers, but it doesn't support things like summing up past queries and needs copy/pasting for more advanced use-cases. I love the UX here. The simple interfa
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by bilalq 6y ago
You can fix them as you find them. Just save as a separate commit. No need to go back to find anything. Typos were just an example. There are other changes that are just as harmful to history that people might otherwise think are safe to sq
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by bilalq 6y ago
>Most people however dont mind them at all and they practically do zero harm. They don't do zero harm though. The git blame history gets thrashed. If I see the last change one line 15 of a file is associated with a commit titled `En
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by bilalq 6y ago
> Fixing a typo as you work on something else is not bad - that's called Boy Scouting[1] and it's totally acceptable to sprinkle small improvements/cleanups in a change. Different people have different standards and opinio
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by bilalq 6y ago
This is a common misconception. Javascript, and the web as a whole, have one of the lowest barriers to entry. You don't need to learn how to use a shell, install a programming language, or anything. You can literally open the developer
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by bilalq 6y ago
Woah, MountainProject is a owned by REI. I wouldn't have expected this from them.
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by bilalq 6y ago
I hold out hope during every release announcement that Apple will finally push out support DisplayPort MST[0], but they never do. It sucks when the hardware supports everything but MacOS is holding it back. [0]: https://medium.co
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by bilalq 6y ago
Like others have mentioned, I don't see this being successful. Unlike Burger King and Wendy's, McDonald's uses beef tallow in their fries, making vegetarians avoid them. If the only appeal here is a subpar burger that you can
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by bilalq 6y ago
That's honestly unacceptable. Google deserves whatever anti-trust action comes their way. It's absolutely insane that they can lock you out of your phone, email, youtube, password manager, business, and everything you've ever
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by bilalq 6y ago
I've been a Google customer paying thousands per month and support was nothing more than lipservice. None of the support agents could do anything and I had to wait for an "account specialist" to reply every 24-48 hours with n
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by bilalq 6y ago
It's so incredibly frustrating that no one at Google seems to care about this. They don't even acknowledge this as an issue to be addressed. It amazes me that their callousness still hasn't backfired further. I was on the rec
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by bilalq 6y ago
This is just the general trend with things running on Google owned services. I don't think I've ever had to deal with a more customer/user hostile company. I've had an Android app get payments blocked and had to deal wit
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by bilalq 6y ago
This was really well done! I use flexbox all the time and ended up finishing every wave with a score of 100, but even I learned some stuff. In practice, I've pretty much never used the `order` property even though I've always va
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by bilalq 6y ago
This has been the biggest transgression I've had to deal with from my TV. I've absolutely decided I will never purchase a Sony TV ever again and would actively recommend that others avoid them as well. It's absolutely ridicul
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by bilalq 6y ago
It seems there's no shortage of gripes with Apple's display support. I'm still incredibly frustrated with just how much of a mess multi-display docks are with MacOS and how it just doesn't support DisplayPort MST at all.
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by bilalq 6y ago
This is really interesting. I don't know anything about `foreignObject`, but are there possibly security implications of a tool like this? Normally, the computedStyles properties in CSS mask their true values from your JS code so you c
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by bilalq 6y ago
I'd recommend not being so quick to dismiss the author. Your suggested alternative is actually way more complex. The approach described sets up a static site generator that allows for deployment to a static asset webhost (like S3&#x2
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by bilalq 6y ago
Just bought the book. I've been working at AWS and using DynamoDB for years now, but I'm sure there are things I could be doing better. I love that you've dedicated attention to analytics and operations too.
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by bilalq 6y ago
Love seeing this. This let's people avoid the pains of forced migrations or forking when a new version of a library has critical changes but drops older Ruby support. Also, I found this statement hilarious: > Unlike front-end develo
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by bilalq 6y ago
I've been feeling a lot more of this jank from MacOS than my other devices at this point. I have a 2017 15" MBPtb and a custom desktop that dualboots Windows 10 and Ubuntu 18.04. Frustrations I've had to deal with in MacOs th
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by bilalq 7y ago
The headline had me alarmed. This is just moving heating and whatnot to physical controls. That's awesome. I was worried they were getting rid of the touchscreen entirely. Android Auto has been an absolute game changer, and it works so
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by bilalq 7y ago
I've had vim open when on accidental presses before, and that always made me panic. The stuff on your screen can start jumping around like how movies always portray "hacking". If it wasn't for tools like gundo, I'd
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by bilalq 7y ago
It is a shift in the behavior of a side-effect though. Anyone who set up metric math based on log values here would be in for a surprise when they try to look at their reports. This is definitely one of the gray areas when deciding whether
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by bilalq 7y ago
The fingerprint sensor did more than just unlock. I frequently used it to pull down the notifications view. It made one-handed usage of today's giant phones so much easier.
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by bilalq 7y ago
Here's a glossary of terms that might help: * Data Center: A physical location/building with racks of servers running. * Availability Zone: A group of one or more data centers that are geographically close and connected. An availa
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Stripe Cuts Off LaunchGood(tinyletter.com)
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by bilalq 8y ago
Hey, I'm pretty sure the parent poster was referring to Google+, not the site you wrote on.
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by bilalq 8y ago
This brings Vigil lang back to mind: https://github.com/munificent/vigil It's a programming language that erases any code that fails to meet contracts or throws an exception.

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