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by cerved 5y ago
not exactly, this is the mailing list. IMHO, much more interesting that the original article
452.
by cerved 5y ago
> Because Email may not be the optimal user interface for handling issues, pull requests, code review, etc. Maybe that's your experience. Others have used mailing lists for this purpose for decades and a lot of people prefer it. For
453.
by cerved 5y ago
?? how? it's plain-text email the display ad on your local news website is probably wasting more resources
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by cerved 5y ago
don't remember the exact scala syntax cache.get .orElse(db.get) .orElse(api.get) ...
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by cerved 5y ago
I'm guessing the draw is in the immediate feedback. Like iteratively creating a chain of commands in shell pipe. Compiling and then executing typically takes a minimum of a few seconds before you get feedback
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by cerved 5y ago
nobody is forcing you to read all of them
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by cerved 5y ago
The hero we need but don't deserve
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by cerved 5y ago
Cries in European
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by cerved 5y ago
Why? Why doesn't the author make commits that are not useless? Why squash everything into a single commit? Why not 2 commits, 3, 5?
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by cerved 5y ago
That's why renames should be a discreet commit and why squashing is bad
461.
by cerved 5y ago
and burn down the stupid remotes
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by cerved 5y ago
it destroys information for no good reason
463.
by cerved 5y ago
The problem with lots of comments is not primarily clutter, but as quoted from the article Writing and then maintaining comments is an expense. Your compiler doesn’t check your comments so there is no way to determine that comments are cor
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by cerved 5y ago
No it doesn't. At least git tracks and follow renames
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by cerved 5y ago
squash merge is evil
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by cerved 5y ago
Lot's of IDEs and external tools do very basic git integration ¯\_(ツ)_/¯ I think JetBrains is probably the best of the IDEs
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by cerved 5y ago
git log --follow -p file edit: here's another git log -p -L:show_commit:builtin/rev-list.c
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by cerved 5y ago
This is a blatant lie however Here is the simplest possible sed program: sed 's/foo/bar/' It's obviously: sed ''
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Best Introduction to Sed(catonmat.net)
3 points by cerved 5y ago|1 comments
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by cerved 5y ago
probably because that looks like it's not good
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by cerved 5y ago
git is a decentralized vcs
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by cerved 5y ago
problem is that often you're to keep going down the path you already started
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by cerved 5y ago
interesting, how do you implement such a test?
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by cerved 5y ago
"I recommend that you don't use Caterwaul because it's a monstrosity. However, if you're adventurous and self-destructive, here's how to go about it." lol
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by cerved 5y ago
no they're saying they discovered the behavior of their Log4j that was using interpolation was so slow that is had the potential of causing a DDoS at their company
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by cerved 5y ago
It's unlikely to be the most performant since git is first and foremost designed to version control plain text source code for developing software. This is version controlling JSON data. Git stores every version of a file as distinct c
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by cerved 5y ago
I don't know, refrigeration seems pretty useful
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by cerved 5y ago
You'll probably be less disappointed if you read this as a paper about VRP using genetic algorithms as opposed to space exploration
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by cerved 5y ago
OMAN BEPIS
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by cerved 5y ago
I would tend to agree but maybe it's not a fit for them. I'd say in this case the obvious problem is the comment is associated with a tenant. The comment should be associated with a user which should (probably) be associated with

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