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Had not heard of these, interesting ... "A typical use of notes is to supplement a commit message without changing the commit itself. Notes can be shown by git log along with the original commit message. To distinguish these notes from
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It's entertaining for the same reason code golf is entertaining. It's fun, educational, and clever.
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While this used to be the case, with Valve's steam machines they seem to have a native client now[0]. [0] https://developer.valvesoftware.com/wiki/Steam_under_Linux
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Most people are offended by very few, but specific things.
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I stand corrected, there doesn't seem to be a way to manually allocate and de-allocate memory. Looks like there is a switch to turn off GC, but it's intended for debugging.
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http://itsthisforthat.com/ It's like tinder for gifs
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I believe you can turn off the garbage collector in go.
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Seriously. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Volkswagen#1932.E2.80.931938:_...
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I agree, women should not be discouraged from the CS field. It is in fact bizarre to me that someone would tell women they don't belong in CS. But my point is that this is not particularly offensive, it's purely a pun. I think bei
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Excluding? How? If it were a .chick or something similar I would not feel like it was meant for only female use. This is CS, a lack of groupthink-y "professionalism" is why I like this field.
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Controversial is a bit much, I really don't see how this could be offensive at all.
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Assuming that what he did is not illegal, I don't see why videotaping yourself hunting an animal is a cause to dislike someone or their company. A bit odd, but a big deal I think not. Particularly if elephants are considered pests in t
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Web is where the new stuff is happening, if you see a new framework or library 90% of the time it is some JS/browser based language. Thus this leads to a larger online community of people trying to make stuff work, and in the end more
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Using technical measure to enforce law is a necessity, the over-stepping of bounds is the disease.
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go on
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Catchy v. having its purpose immediately recognizable.
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Knowingly or not, you've stepped into a long running linux v. gnu/linux debate
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Given that Python 3 is nearing a decade old, it is always astonishing that people are still on 2.
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Even given all that MSFT has been more antagonistic to Linux in the past. Ballmer was not even CEO when the halloween docs we released, I find it difficult to believe, that Ballmer is the sole cause of MSFTs anti OSS positions. TBH I agree
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I think Apple at least has not tried to strategically attack linux/OSS via rumors and lies a la halloween documents. But I certainly agree that the linux community on a whole should re-evaluate its position on MS. If you expect that to
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Are you sure you're not thinking of C? At any rate I'm not sure that you can say much more than C is a popular language, and thus has a larger share of poorly written code. It _would_ be nice to see the number of security flaws in
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Another concern, this is going to be saved to the browser's history, and thus to the HDD.
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This seems to make urls themselves passwords, and your email a password safe.
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> To be clear, I'm not calling you sexist. Same paragraph ...
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Written properly, C++ is not unsafe. Certain language own certain domains, for better or worse, this means that most developers interested in low level programming will know C/C++, and that the will be a substantial amount of tooling a
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Age of Ultron
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Classic ad-hominem.