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by doix 4y ago
My bad, stands for directed (not acrylic) acyclic graph, which is just a fancy way saying a graph with no loops. Edit: yeah, it's acyclic not acrylic :).
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by doix 4y ago
When I realized it's just a DAG and you're just manipulating a graph and pointers. Then it just became a matter of mapping git CLI commands to how they manipulate the graph.
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by doix 4y ago
Yeah, it's insane. Marty released a one sided statement publicly. Mick patiently tried to resolve the issue in private for _2 years!_ before resorting to posting a public reply. Using the "one sided argument" here is extremel
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by doix 4y ago
How did you get diagnosed? Do you feel like it was worth going through the process? A lot of what you said resonates with me... > Being constantly criticized because you forget what often amounts to trivial things is one of the worse &qu
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by doix 4y ago
> I either don't understand the problem or what's wrong with `cmd-tab` for app switching and `cmd-~` for app window switching. The fact that they have two different shortcuts and you need to think about which one to use. It&#x2
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by doix 4y ago
> I don't really agree. The really interesting part of intuitiveness is how it scales once you became familiar with the basic set of UX primitives. Is intuitiveness the right word? I make the same arguments about Vim, that it's
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by doix 4y ago
Intuitiveness is just what you are used to at this point. If you've been in the Apple ecosystem your whole life, then their UX seems intuitive to you. If you haven't, then it makes absolutely no sense. I first touched an apple dev
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by doix 4y ago
I have re-read the post many times and I don't quite get the point. The first example is not FOSS because of its license. There are loads of examples like that. I don't see how it relates to the complexity of build systems or how
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by doix 4y ago
I've been waiting for a downturn since I missed the one in 08 and it seems to never come. I've resigned to the fact that I'll probably never own property and eventually move into a camper van.
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by doix 4y ago
> It doesn’t have to be about big decisions. Next time you notice yourself grabbing the exact same snack between two meetings, ask yourself: is there another option? Personally, I think this is the worst advice. Don't spend time thi
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by doix 4y ago
I used vim as my daily driver probably for the same amount of time as you and couldn't make the switch . The lack of tabs and folding destroyed my workflow. I like to set my splits up a certain way when I'm working on something sp
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by doix 4y ago
I remember the first time I went to Austin from the UK for a work trip. I wore my usual stupid pun t-shirts and the amount of comments/compliments I got walking down the street from strangers was insane to me (at least once a day). The
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by doix 4y ago
> earn less but take home more...that's not normally how tax works) It shouldn't be the way it works, but unfortunately it is in many places. In the UK it's definitely significantly better to have your own company than be
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by doix 4y ago
It does nothing to stop accessibility at least. Doesn't prevent zoom nor break 'reader mode'. I much prefer when sites don't try at all to get mobile working and letting reader mode work than when they do something that
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by doix 4y ago
That's a different use case, where you have access to the source. I'm more thinking for exploring memory objects of games (that we don't have the source access too) to visualize the relationship between the objects in the gam
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by doix 4y ago
It's really interesting to see all of this visualized. I used to do a subset of these things when I used to reverse engineer games. Reverse engineering all the object structures, injecting a DLL, pointing at those objects and then expo
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by doix 4y ago
I had a similar realization at a certain point. I was wasting too much time on chores, so I optimized them out of my life. Replace all food at home with Huel. No more cooking, no more cleaning, no more shopping (no more driving to stores),
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by doix 4y ago
I'm not sure if what I had was considered burn out or not, but I lost my passion for programming and stopped really caring about anything work related. Sometimes I'd get spurs of motivation, and during one of those spurs I applied
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by doix 4y ago
Similar story here, my girlfriend uses the iPad/pencil/procreate to draw commissions for people. She absolutely loves it, went did an art degree but then went down a different career path and is now getting back into it. In a worl
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by doix 4y ago
I wish that was the case, but look at skateboarding. Back when I was still in the UK, I picked up a surf-skate to mess around on while there were no waves and quickly found out how much hate there was for skateboarders. It was almost comica
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by doix 4y ago
> For some things. But for reviewing activity in git, and tracking changes across time, doing it in the terminal is unproductive and sucks. (e.g.: 10 levels deep of git blame The shit I've seen IntelliJ users do in git repos is insa
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by doix 4y ago
This is awesome! I only wish the comments were more integrated, so that j/k moved selection between comments and I could collapse trees at any depth (rather than having h/l toggle all collapses). But I guess that would mean moving
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by doix 4y ago
It's interesting that the author puts "downloading the code" in the exhaustive section. Is it really that much work to run git checkout? I routinely checkout code in PRs if I'm not familiar with that part of the codebase
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by doix 4y ago
LD_PRELOAD is also a great way to modify programs you don't have the source for. I used to work for a place that use Perforce as their source control platform. Perforce has/had a CLI tool you could use to open specific GUI tools c
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by doix 4y ago
Okay, I can kind of see how it makes a difference for n-key rollover. > The switching time is like 20-50ns on these parts, so while it's not quite as fast as a GPIO register read, it's still pretty quick, more than fast enough
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by doix 4y ago
I don't get the multiplexer vs matrix argument. Wouldn't multiplexers add their own problems? You need to wait for the output to become stable when you change the input select. I'm guessing as part of the scanning, they are c
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by doix 4y ago
I really wish IRC was still the defecto choice for open source projects. Now days all I see is gitter/slack/discord/matrix which I find all have a significantly worse experience than IRC.
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by doix 4y ago
Did we read the same article? Isn't the article basically saying that even if rich countries completely stopped exporting waste, it wouldn't make _that_ much of a difference? i.e > If rich countries banned the export of plastic
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by doix 4y ago
I joined a company and worked remotely for about a year before meeting anyone I worked with (in person). We eventually did all meet up and it was great. There is just enough latency in video conferencing that people start talking at the sam
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by doix 4y ago
> Those being proper sleep, stress management, and exercise (cardio && strength). And being obese impacts all those things. Sure if you are slightly overweight, then _maybe_ diet isn't at the top of the list of things to car

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