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961.
by bombolo 4y ago
C++ is most certainly slower to compile… it's no problem to build it. Anyway usually the consensus is that it's worth to save human time increasing compilation time. Otherwise nobody would use Rust instead of C
962.
by bombolo 4y ago
> And “what everyone else thinks” is mostly different from the OSI definition. Sorry, I meant: "everyone else except 3 or 4 people on ycombinator"
963.
by bombolo 4y ago
Uh? Where I live, if I want to walk (trail or just to a friend) OSM is superior to google maps. Maps is better because it has all the shops and opening times… which might be out of date by a year or two.
964.
by bombolo 4y ago
Well you can just redefine the meaning of arbitrary words, but the result is that nobody understands your attempts at communication. I personally prefer to be effective at communication, so I don't just use words to mean something diff
965.
by bombolo 4y ago
No, open source means a specific thing. You're perhaps thinking of "source available", which means "you can read the source but have to comply to a bunch of stuff"
966.
by bombolo 4y ago
But it's faster to use a QList<Whatever> than having to do the same in C (repeat for all the non GUI classes that Qt brings in).
967.
by bombolo 4y ago
It needs some adoption first… no point in canning something nobody uses. It'd be too simple.
968.
by bombolo 4y ago
> China's national security establishment has only bad effects It has stopped the CIA from installing their own government, no?
969.
by bombolo 4y ago
usa armed forces still require all the convoluted rules (unless a key is used instead of a password)
970.
by bombolo 4y ago
Nothing bad happened to snowden after all right?
971.
by bombolo 4y ago
> I've never seen it and don't know what it is!!! I think it's just the regular risotto rice.
972.
by bombolo 4y ago
You mean same price for not cleaning and paying premium for cleaning
973.
by bombolo 4y ago
> you can use a new instance per request I doubt this will ever be as fast
974.
by bombolo 4y ago
> Why would it cause extra effort? As I said… because a 1 word change easily ends up changing multiple lines and from the diff it's not clear it's just a 1 word change. So… extra effort. > Right but you have a pre-push hook
975.
by bombolo 4y ago
> A human might add one or two items to a list, decide it's now too long, and make 1 line into 10 lines. At which point I tell him to split formatting and actual changes into different commits (see https://mtlynch.io&#x2F
976.
by bombolo 4y ago
Wait until you find out about arancini
977.
by bombolo 4y ago
I had no part in any of that. But here's another song you probably won't like: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S9WWz95ripA
978.
by bombolo 4y ago
Italian here! I don't think you're legally authorised to call that "pizza" (just joking, you are, but people might disagree). 1kg of flour for a single portion pizza seems very excessive.
979.
by bombolo 4y ago
> the people that disagree just haven't figured out that they're wrong yet. This is unnecessarily confrontational. Please read my other comments where I consider the extra effort that automatic formatting causes for code review
980.
by bombolo 4y ago
> This is a bad practice. You should be using black as a pre-commit hook I would reject such commits in review. A human might add one or two items to a list and black might decide it's now too long, and make 1 line into 10 lines. No
981.
by bombolo 4y ago
No. Seems they changed the default ordering
982.
by bombolo 4y ago
But something building doesn't mean that it will work. There can be changes that are different than function signature changes. Where dependency pinning is the norm, there is a culture of breaking API compatibility. And you might not h
983.
by bombolo 4y ago
The article is about python, the thread is about pinning dependencies in python.
984.
by bombolo 4y ago
Awful debate indeed. I asked for sources and got a 404 link as a response. I'm told that I earn less money, hence I'm not as good (despite the other person having no idea of how much i earn). > To be fair, your opponent isn&#x2
985.
by bombolo 4y ago
A person judging a solution he doesn't know to a problem he doesn't know… How well reasoned.
986.
by bombolo 4y ago
> You literally told me that you are a cargo cultist and your words should not to be listened to in your previous comment. I did no such thing. But after hours of you writing lies, I'm not surprised you wrote another one. > No on
987.
by bombolo 4y ago
> But how about not building the complicated system in the first place? "For every complex problem, there's a solution that is simple, neat, and wrong."
988.
by bombolo 4y ago
I contribute to packaging. But thanks for teaching me about something I know already. Now try to get something using an obsolete version of some python module into Fedora or Debian and let me know how it goes… It would not be accepted as it
989.
by bombolo 4y ago
> Not using a formatter at all is clearly worse than either option. why? Do you hate terse diffs in git?
990.
by bombolo 4y ago
> How do black reformatting changes cause an extra 5 minutes? Did you even read my comments? Black reformatting causes more steps in bisecting. It's quite easy that a test suite takes 5+ minutes.

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