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by cerved 4y ago
To be pedantic, it's one way to solve combinatorial optimization problems :)
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by cerved 4y ago
I found this https://support.gurobi.com/hc/en-us/articles/360012237852-Do... which I guess is what you refer to?
273.
by cerved 4y ago
What's your definition of optimization?
274.
by cerved 4y ago
I didn't know that, thank you. Is there any information about the internals of this? Like the kind of solver etc?
275.
by cerved 4y ago
> There'd be no way for Copilot to know that had happened All lines are associated to a commit, which has author/commit date. A reasonable guess as to which snippet was made first can be done
276.
by cerved 4y ago
My mobile strongly disagrees
277.
by cerved 4y ago
as a user of 56" 4K I vehemently disagree
278.
by cerved 4y ago
not OP but perhaps they are trying to say that terse code can be quite illegible I've written sed sripts and more compilated regular expressions that when I come back I don't remember what all that mess was supposed to accomplish
279.
by cerved 4y ago
I'm not sure I understood the point you tried to make Nevertheless, I have a solid understanding on all the things you mentioned and if you need help give me a holler because my rates are fair and I'm open to opportunities
280.
by cerved 4y ago
there's a lot of studies about optimal typography for readability in terms of fonts and characters per line etc. Having dead space on the side is kind of a different problem, more on the lines of the appropriate default settings of the
281.
by cerved 4y ago
paragraphs are less readable past 90-100 characters width
282.
by cerved 4y ago
the maximum width for readability is in characters per line so it should be expressed in that
283.
by cerved 4y ago
i disagree
284.
by cerved 4y ago
TikTok also makes imperfect recommendations, the difference is that's it's trivial to skip a recommendation
285.
by cerved 4y ago
YouTube is the new Facebook
286.
by cerved 4y ago
The idea that you can't be great at very different things isn't confined to software engineering. I think it's because most people can only master one thing so they can't imagine other people working differently
287.
by cerved 4y ago
no but it (at least tig) facilitates navigating the graph, partially staging etc.
288.
by cerved 4y ago
I use tig and with 200k commits, walking the log goes a bit wild so the trick is too just default to loading a maximum number of commits etc. There's a sample config in the repo on how to manage large repos
289.
by cerved 4y ago
Tenet is an accidental Christopher Nolan parody
290.
by cerved 4y ago
Constraint programming is very elegant but metaheuristic approaches often scale much better than a traditional CP approach. Constraint based Lucas search, CBLS, is an interesting fusion
291.
by cerved 4y ago
you're looking for partial clone https://git-scm.com/docs/partial-clone
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by cerved 4y ago
subtree is for extracting / pulling a subtree, a different problem
293.
by cerved 4y ago
no, that's still a full download, just the checkout is sparse
294.
by cerved 4y ago
the context was asp.net mvc specifically
295.
by cerved 4y ago
this looks like asp.net core
296.
by cerved 4y ago
Without decent documentation, it is.
297.
by cerved 4y ago
like I said, wc is a part of git for windows
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by cerved 4y ago
in git for windows, wc is included
299.
by cerved 4y ago
I must be missing something because this seems odd, why isn't this code just different in each corresponding version?
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by cerved 4y ago
they want a global, presumably centralized, order

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