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by cjh_ 14y ago
Mistakes like this happen often, being able to purposefully delete history (at least as far as the remote is concerned) is a very important feature of a VCS.
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by cjh_ 14y ago
Most of the time the information is not lost, and if you act quickly, it often just takes some git-reflog-foo to wrestle it out (or possibly as simple as looking at ORIG_HEAD, depending on how you 'lost' it). History not referenced will eve
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by cjh_ 14y ago
>Second, we’re going to give these customers the choice to >either: >Receive a full refund of the Instacart Express subscription >fee immediately >Continue as a subscriber of Instacart Express for the next >year. We’
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by cjh_ 14y ago
I cannot upvote this enough, thank you for the very well written article.
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by cjh_ 14y ago
Physical books are much easier to quickly skim through, to jump to a random page (based on position rather than page number), I also find the search of most ebook readers (looking at the Kindle) to be rather bad. However these are more due
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by cjh_ 14y ago
Although I am a fan of plan 9 in general, I don't really see how posting a link to the Wikipedia article is useful.
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by cjh_ 14y ago
Thank you for that insight, glad to hear that you are able to comfortably use a computer :) As much as I wish you weren't in pain, it is a little comforting to know that there are others in a similar situation. The main advantage of the kin
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by cjh_ 14y ago
Similar story for me, I'm 21 and due to bad computer and mousing habits I have quite nasty RSI/OOS in my wrists. Switching to an ergonomic mechanical keyboard (kinesis advantage) and a keyboard-heavy workflow (vim) allows me to work as a de
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by cjh_ 14y ago
>Don't touch the keyboard >You can do EVERYTHING without the mouse What are you using to edit text with? The power of thought?
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by cjh_ 14y ago
It is doing something a little smarter than that, as gofmt understands the language it is parsing it rather than just a textual find/replace. The interesting thing here is that you can make your other tools use this, it makes writing tools
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What gofmt -r can do for you(talks.godoc.org)
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by cjh_ 14y ago
Anything by Queen :)
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by cjh_ 14y ago
>Using a programming language is like speaking in common tongue to every other programmer who knows that language As much as I love DSLs, I Couldn't agree more. >The problem with writing a DSL for every problem (and every programmer
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by cjh_ 14y ago
I think you misread that. > you can bend your problem to your language >The former is epitomized by Java and Python--all Java and Python code looks the same, regardless of what it's actually doing. He was saying that python and java
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by cjh_ 14y ago
I wasn't actually aware of their history as a less-than-legitimate site, I guess that helped with the chicken and egg problem of content and audience. Region licensing is definitely one of the big killers, I find it odd (read: sad) how comp
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by cjh_ 14y ago
I'm sorry to hear that, I made the jump from 'it works in New Zealand' to 'it works everywhere'.
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by cjh_ 14y ago
I really wish business practices would change to meet this demand. I recently came across crunchyroll [1] which has a huge amount of japanese animation available to watch online 'for free' if you can put up with ads, or you can pay $7/month
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by cjh_ 14y ago
Just wanted to say; thanks for that awesome link.
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by cjh_ 14y ago
fwiw: This is how I read it too, I didn't get any sense of arrogance.
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by cjh_ 14y ago
>I realized it aided compatibility with languages that do not support homogeneous arrays. Don't you mean languages that only support homogeneous arrays (or languages that do not support non-homogeneous)? As the spec says that the array
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by cjh_ 14y ago
I think I'm missing something, but I'm sure I have used plenty of hotkeys that are not in this list (ie; insert line before current). Can someone explain?
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by cjh_ 14y ago
This font renders odd in IceWeasel 10.0.12 , all occurrences of the letter 'e' have their left side 'cut off' so they stand out and are very difficult to read. Chromium Version 22.0.1229.94 Debian 7.0 (161065) works fine.
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by cjh_ 14y ago
Every steam game I own requires the steam client to be running while I am playing the game, the games become bricked if I remove steam so this is DRM. I can go into offline mode for most games, but the client must always be there. Installin
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by cjh_ 14y ago
I was quoting the video on the linked page, about 1:48: "OPEN SOURCE Make your own modifications and customizations."
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by cjh_ 14y ago
Steam itself is a form of DRM.
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by cjh_ 14y ago
However once (if) Perl 6 does come out and take hold I still think this would cause confusion. Explaining it is also a solution to the 'problem' they are trying to solve here, namely that 5.x seems 'dead' and 6.x seems 'alive'. A little exp
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by cjh_ 14y ago
I really think such a move would be overly confusing * Perl 7 coming out before Perl 6 * Perl 7 being compatible with 5 * Perl 6 being compatible with neither 5 nor 7
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by cjh_ 14y ago
I too am very interested in the logistics of this, I imagined some kind of 'pull' system where the higher the demand the more it is replicated. The piracy issue will be interesting, although I guess this could be dealt with by using a team
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Gabe Newell's vision for Steam: More choice, more democracy, less Greenlight (gamasutra.com)
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by cjh_ 14y ago
I'm not sure how common this is for HTML5 games, but I really do appreciate how I can download this and play it locally. Being forced to always play it online via a webserver is one of the things that puts me off HTML5 games (or browser bas

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