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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
Yes it does. I'm not sure what you think the refresh operation is if not that. I've run countless integration tests with ES and never seen something fail due to refresh not working as advertised. If you have, what version of ES wa
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
Note that this means you lose the ability to use option-backtick for diacritic marks. Normally option-backtick followed by a makes "à", Option-backtick followed by e makes "è", etc
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
For one, it removed the ability to do % formatting with bytes objects. When working with a wire protocol like ssh, you need to work with sequences of bytes, not Unicode strings, and porting code that assembled them using % formatting was a
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
It may be true that Javascript is the most used language for "websites", but the percentage of programmers who work on websites is tiny. Take any big company, go to their jobs site and browse through tech jobs to get a rough sense
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
It sounds like you consumed too large a dose. Being overwhelmingly high can easily be anxious and uncomfortable for many people. Even if you think you consumed a small amount, it may have been more than you could handle, especially if you a
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
I don't like that the article conflates "nearly daily" use with "constant" use. I'm not endorsing "nearly daily" use, but there is a huge difference between someone getting high several times a week i
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
He was conceived on Krypton. He was born in Kansas when the Kents discovered the crashed ship containing him in his "birthing matrix" (Kryptonian artificial womb) and he emerged from it. At least, that was official origin in the c
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
It generally means "ops work that is done with the best practices of dev work". Yes, that means infrastructure as code, including code reviews, frequent deployments, etc. No, it doesn't require that the developers working on
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
Where can I find a good description of the typeclasses and "effects" features in Scala 3 that he discusses (and criticizes)?
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
Code coverage tools are useful for that scenario too. If you don't see 100% of your test code being executed when your test suite is run, something has gone wrong.
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
Here's that episode on Hulu for anyone who happens to have a subscription and want to check it out: https://www.hulu.com/watch/81765 In my opinion, BOT is one of the best comedy shows of the past decade and that e
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
An optional containing a pointer seems pretty dubious. You would usually either just use a pointer and have null mean empty or use an optional containing the pointed-to type. An optional pointer is a weird tri state thing where you can have
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
I don't see how the article could have been any clearer. The first sentence explains that it is about how they are back on the defensive from US lawmakers and the rest of the article is directly quoting members of Congress including on
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
I didn't read/ watch the testimony before Congress. Did they flatly claim that "we no longer share private information with third parties"? Because if so, this post seems to confirm that that was a lie, even they give (a
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
Universal argued in Universal City Studios, Inc. v. RKO General, Inc. that King Kong's plot and characters are in the public domain and therefore they could freely use them in their remake of King Kong (the original being made by RKO P
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
One of my biggest annoyances in Scala is not having literal syntax for sequences and maps. The language seemingly tries to have every syntax convenience that's ever existed in every language, even when they conflict with each other and
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
Ruby didn't have keyword arguments when they came up with the initial approach.
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
toString on a java.time.instant gives it in ISO format without even needing to bother with formatter objects.
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
Was the behavior of null with integers really changed when LINQ was added? What would his examples have done in C# 1.0?
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
If you want to do it that way, I imagine you could use regular subclassing @dataclass class BaseDataObj: some_date: datetime class DataObj(BaseDataObj): def __init__(self, **kw): kw['some_dat
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by bobbyi_settv 8y ago
Most likely, that is exactly why they are pursuing actions like this one. They're worried that if they don't, they'll lose control over the name, not that this app itself is costing them anything.
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by bobbyi_settv 9y ago
I was going to say that just from the title, they're not really representing themselves as being git, but then in the body of the post, they actually use "us" to refer to git > Git v2.16 adds a new fsmonitor hook that reli
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by bobbyi_settv 9y ago
Yes. Some things (like voting) are rights of citizens, but the 1st and 5th Amendments (for example) guarantee rights to "persons" which includes non citizens who are in the US.
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by bobbyi_settv 9y ago
It's far from a solved problem. Many ecosystems haven't gotten past the "single dependency file and lock file" system where an entire project has to use a single version of each dependency. There are people splitting the
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by bobbyi_settv 9y ago
I'd more impressed in some other context since a willingness to skimp on validation and "red tape" is how a bug like this ends up in production in the first place.
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by bobbyi_settv 9y ago
If an external package has scripts in it, those scripts have very likely been run by somebody on a mac and somebody on linux and worked in both cases. That is totally different than writing a line of script that only you have ever run and a
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by bobbyi_settv 9y ago
The reason I don't like doing this is portability. Since the steps within the makefile are going to be run through a shell, it is going to behave differently on different systems. If your makefile fixes up a file using sed and your sys
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by bobbyi_settv 9y ago
I picked one Python repo at random to start and got an empty repo that says "Removed according to regulations": https://github.com/shadowsocks/shadowsocks According to google, it is something "widely use
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by bobbyi_settv 9y ago
When I worked at MS in Redmond, I lived in Seattle and my commute was 25 minutes. I knew people who had houses in Redmond, and their commute was around 5 minutes. This is not "the same boat" as Cuptertino and MV.
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by bobbyi_settv 9y ago
Advertisers are the core of Google's income. "Ad Companies" are to a large extent their competitors.

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