chociej

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by chociej 4y ago
TBF (at least with GNU find) you don't have to: find -name foo
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by chociej 4y ago
Soft reset is a rebase too
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by chociej 4y ago
None of the opinions described in this thread can fix the problem of ultimately having too many or too few commits, whatever norms are enforced. Squashing errs toward too few, not squashing errs toward too many. Probably the ideal is that a
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by chociej 4y ago
Such as?
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by chociej 4y ago
I think it's easy to argue that all those things are what the author would call preëmption points
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by chociej 4y ago
You could simply choose a short TTL, or your tool could check for e.g. "some-name._sshkeys.whatever.tld" as well as "_revoked.some-name._sshkeys.whatever.tld" to handle revocation instantly
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by chociej 4y ago
With a short TTL I imagine it's quite workable.
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by chociej 4y ago
Not really for their own purposes, no. They do convert to PDF (and TIFF!) for various archiving and display needs.
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by chociej 4y ago
IIRC judges aren't exactly lining up to throw the book at the feds when they misbehave. I'd love to to hear from someone more well informed though -- do judges just look the other way?
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by chociej 4y ago
I remember feeling like they snuck that feature in without a lot of fanfare. Seems like it was easy to miss!
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by chociej 4y ago
That was a fun read, and I'm really interested to see where Bun goes. That said: > No more calling util.promisify(fs.writefile) just to get a function you can await I'm sorry to say you've been missing out on `fs.promises.
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by chociej 4y ago
I think Strong Towns would suggest they should include the infrastructure involved as a point to analyze when determining root cause. For example, if a driver was speeding, could the street or road have been built in a way that better disco
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by chociej 4y ago
High salary won't make you happy, but low salary will definitely make you sad.
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by chociej 4y ago
I understand why you might not want to share, but I'd be interested to see your patents if you're willing
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by chociej 4y ago
I like this in a certain light. It's not so much a problem that PRs should be associated with tickets, it just sounds like the gatekeeping involved in getting tickets into an iteration is horribly overbearing. There _should_ be work ha
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by chociej 4y ago
That's only 30 kilowatts, which is really modest in terms of power demand for a commercial kitchen. And electric cooking can often deliver heat more efficiently to the cookware. Electric equivalent to 100k BTU/hr gas is not very h
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by chociej 4y ago
Consumer Reports, for one, is happy to report that "No other cooking technology we’ve tested is faster than induction." I would think a lot of the advantages of induction are really obvious, so I don't think your statement th
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by chociej 4y ago
Look, I was a pretty crappy student in a lot of ways. But this thread has a few instances of folks implying that, especially at more "elite" schools, blatant cheating is practically routine and everyone does it. Again, I was not a
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by chociej 4y ago
Put some charity donations on autopay using a dedicated credit card, then configure the card to autopay the balance every month. Or, get hyperoptimal and set it up so that your overall credit card utilization stays at 1%, which is better un
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by chociej 5y ago
I just put linux on the MBP in the end. Much better docker experience. I can't believe companies elect to pay for Docker Desktop only to have it be so crappy.
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by chociej 5y ago
I get and respect that this is true for some people, but goodness, I am exactly the opposite. I find all of their builtin software to be irritating and unobvious.
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by chociej 5y ago
Agreed. I can't stand the feel of the MBP (16" 2019) keyboard. For one thing, it's too far to the right. But I also agree with you on the weird flat keys and soft F keys. At least mine has a real esc key. And this is purely h
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by chociej 5y ago
YMMV. Linux on the 2019 16" MBP has a lot of issues that make it irritating. It works, but not perfectly by any stretch. And yes the machine is nice, except for the keyboard, which is probably one of the most important parts!
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by chociej 5y ago
Virtualization is a far cry, performance and experience wise, from running the OS natively.
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by chociej 5y ago
They admitted exactly what they did. This experience is still really bad UX IMO.
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by chociej 5y ago
On this aircraft you must move the column with something like 20-25 pounds of force before the autopilot decides that you are overriding it.
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by chociej 5y ago
IANAL but this sounds like a recipe for a lawsuit against the recruiter?
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by chociej 5y ago
You assume Alice isn't the hungrier of the two and cares little for Bob's hunger, which sort of outlines my point: give more to who's hungrier.
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by chociej 5y ago
I don't think anyone is really unclear on law. You are expected to follow it, lest you be punished.
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by chociej 5y ago
No, I don't think you are. You're being arrested for not paying the fine. Each was an independent choice on your part.

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