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by dmart 6y ago
I don’t have a problem ideologically with the maintainers doing this since 2.7 is EOL, but making a breaking change like this over the weekend was kind of cruel.
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by dmart 6y ago
This is true, although the built Docker image itself (rather than Dockerfile) wouldn’t have these problems. I think in situations where reproducibility is paramount, it would make sense to offer a tarball of the image (`docker save`) along
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So I am trying to upgrade LLVM(twitter.com)
4 points by dmart 6y ago|0 comments
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The Compose Specification(github.com)
3 points by dmart 6y ago|0 comments
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by dmart 6y ago
I suspect that the terrible installation/package management/distribution experience is going to be the thing that ultimately drives Python into irrelevance. Beginners are not going to want to figure this stuff out when Go/Rus
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by dmart 6y ago
You can turn this off in settings, under "Autoplay".
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by dmart 6y ago
Never underestimate the ability of enthusiasts to defend giant corporations. For example, all discussion of this leak has been banned and scrubbed from the two biggest gaming forums on the internet (/r/games and ResetEra).
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Your Product Sucks – Apple Music macOS Review(youtube.com)
1 points by dmart 6y ago|0 comments
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by dmart 6y ago
This was a legitimate criticism back when there was no way to thread tweets and you had to read them in reverse. Now that you just scroll down like any other website, it just sounds like tired complaining.
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by dmart 6y ago
I’m not sure it’s that crazy of a take. Those are, by far, the two most recognizable websites in the world with “tube” in the name. Naming a product in a way that calls to mind the other (for no real reason - the “Red” in YouTube Red doesn’
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by dmart 6y ago
Words tend to come up again with varied enough reading. It's built-in spaced repetition!
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by dmart 6y ago
> Blog posts tended to be a good source of info, so now everything is a blog post because all Google sees is blog post = good. Ah, this explains why looking for reviews or comparisons for any type of product returns page after page of fa
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Spotify to offer algorithmic boost in exchange for lower royalty payments(thefader.com)
4 points by dmart 6y ago|2 comments
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Git filter-repo: much easier/faster alternative to filter-branch(github.com)
60 points by dmart 6y ago|9 comments
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by dmart 6y ago
For 1), try using git-filter-repo ( https://github.com/newren/git-filter-repo ). This is the currently recommended alternative to previous tools like filter-branch, and it is much more user-friendly. `git filter-repo --a
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The Year in 5 (2019)(hazlitt.net)
1 points by dmart 6y ago|0 comments
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by dmart 6y ago
I appreciated the recommendations, but from a tech perspective related most with this sentence in the opening paragraph: "when I tried to research mitigations for any of these it was 100% SEO listicles". I've found this to be
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by dmart 6y ago
This was about 2 years ago - at that time I found both Asana and Jira to be similarly slow, so kind of a wash in that regard. But it was corporate self-hosted Jira, so perhaps Jira Cloud is a smoother experience.
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by dmart 6y ago
Not a fan of the board/card focused view, mainly. I think it's visually cluttered and hard to read at a glance. Asana's list view (esp. with inline subtasks) feels a lot more like a to-do list, and I prefer that UI.
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by dmart 6y ago
I've found Asana to be a much, much nicer product to work with than Jira (at least as a developer, not sure about from the management side.) I genuinely wish them success and hope they're able to grow their marketshare.
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by dmart 6y ago
Good. Regular users are not sufficiently computer-savvy to avoid being tricked into installing malware.
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by dmart 6y ago
> You _will_ find useful info there Debatable, I think. It's been literally years since I found any useful information on Quora. It's mostly spam now, even worse than Answers.com was back in the day, with the added bonus of a s
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by dmart 6y ago
Maybe 30k isn't worth it, but when your entire family's access to (non-financially-ruinous) health care is held hostage by your employer, it's a harder decision to make.
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New Emojis Coming to iOS in 2020(blog.emojipedia.org)
1 points by dmart 6y ago|0 comments
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by dmart 6y ago
This is interesting. Do you know which brands are derived from each source? I wasn't able to find much information online.
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by dmart 6y ago
Perhaps not relevant to LinkedIn specifically, but in general people install these apps because they eventually get fed up with the purposefully crippled mobile website badgering them about it. Ever tried to use Yelp or Reddit's mobile
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by dmart 6y ago
The idea that every news article and blog post needs a cover image is one of the worst things to happen to the Web in terms of information density and bandwidth usage.
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by dmart 6y ago
If App Clips launch instantly enough, this could be the beginning of a sort of "parallel Web" that delivers native applications instead of HTML. Which, of course, has both benefits and drawbacks. But it's an interesting idea.
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by dmart 6y ago
I don't understand why you would even publicize this. Just stop counting those users' votes, if that's what you want to do? There's enough fuzz in the vote counts that no one would notice, and you wouldn't have any
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React Core team joins Facebook walkout(twitter.com)
12 points by dmart 6y ago|0 comments

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