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by doix 2y ago
> Especially because on of the major advantages of merge is that you can squash your local commit history when you submit it to your main branch. Squashing is in no-way limited to merging and is actually done by doing an interactive reba
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by doix 2y ago
I cannot imagine how one could _truly_ destroy git history. You could destroy it locally, sure no problem. You _might_ be able to destroy it on your remote, but if you're using something like Github/Gitlab/Bitbucket I'm
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by doix 2y ago
I really don't understand how you can lose weeks of work. The person that would have done the force push would have the original commit in their reflog. ORIG_HEAD would be set. Everyone else that had a copy of the repo would have had a
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by doix 2y ago
Does anybody here use the number repeating thing and feel like it's faster? I could _never_ make it faster, doesn't matter if I have relative lines or any other combination of settings. I've spent some time deliberately pract
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by doix 2y ago
The iPad is such an amazing piece of hardware crippled by software in my opinion. My girlfriend has the first iPad Pro that came with an m1 and it's so well built. The screen and battery life are amazing, but I personally can't us
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by doix 2y ago
Yeah sorry, I was talking about removing the confirmation dialog. I should have clarified.
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by doix 2y ago
Doing things in a hex editor is a pretty weird choice. Is there no disassembler/assembler you can use? Translating the op-codes by hand would drive me insane.
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by doix 2y ago
Did you try to solve them? "Linux" doesn't really mean anything, which DE/window manager? X11 or Wayland? Which graphics drivers? Every configuration will have a slightly different solution, but at least there is usually
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by doix 2y ago
> What do you find useful? In what way does it improve your workflow? It's a better auto complete. When I'm writing markup it has surprisingly good suggestions for labels/placeholder/whatever. > Are there tasks whe
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by doix 2y ago
I have claimed thousands of euros since 2018(ish) and never had a single issue. I definitely believe that airlines can try to avoid paying it, but I don't think it's as common as you make it out to be. The only people on flyertalk
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by doix 2y ago
I used it at my old job specifically to speed up a Django application. After a bunch of profiling, I narrowed down a bunch of our performance problems to the ORM doing a bunch of __setattr__ (or something, it was a long time ago). We could
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by doix 2y ago
This is different though, because it's modifying the executable to load the new lib, right? If you're modifying the executable anyway, why not just patch it directly instead of going through these hoops? The equivalent on Linux wo
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by doix 2y ago
Ah, that makes sense, thanks! I was pretty confused about the string copy and what that was doing. Normally I'd expect it to be writing a byte array. Now it all makes more sense.
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by doix 2y ago
This was a pretty long read and I didn't really get much from it. The format of a million tweets is awful. tl;dr it patches the executable by having a shim dll that does the patch when it gets loaded. Pretty common in the game modding
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by doix 2y ago
And in the 00's things were pretty instantaneous, at least from a UI perspective. I actually developed some "bad" habits where I'd just hold the step hotkey down to advance my program when debugging. And everything just
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by doix 2y ago
No, I literally mean weight, I am aware you will lose both muscle and fat. Yes, there are biological processes that can affect that process, but the gist is the same. If you don't eat, you will lose weight.
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by doix 2y ago
It's the same as all diets, no? We know that if you eat less, you will lose weight. You just need to do that for the rest of your life, forever, or you will most likely put the weight back on. I am pretty sure there is research that sh
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by doix 3y ago
The article thing really resonates as someone with a Russian SO. It's probably the thing I correct most in her English. First she just omitted them, now she'll use the wrong one about 10-30% of the time. It's interesting to r
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by doix 3y ago
Yes the latency was annoying, but the "AI" part was severely lacking. You couldn't just say _anything_, it had to be formatted the way Alexa expected. You also couldn't really interrupt it, it wasn't a "natural
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by doix 3y ago
My very limited experience with Vietnam officials was that you could avoid bribes, but it was much more convenient to just bribe them. I was going through the land border from Laos to Vietnam and was told to leave some "coffee money&qu
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by doix 3y ago
Enforcement really is the big issue here. When I lived in Edinburgh airbnbs were everywhere. You would see 8 lock boxes on a building with 12 flats. I hear they city council is trying to do something about it, but it doesn't really wor
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by doix 3y ago
Thatcher left office in the early 90's, right? I remember it was sometime around the 2008 financial crash that the pound just started tanking and never recovered. Every subsequent crisis, the pound falls more vs the dollar/euro an
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by doix 3y ago
You don't need to reset the branch. Using rebase -i, you can squash all your WIP commits that way. You can also use it to split and individually pick changes if you want to clean up your commits. You can automatically fix up commits af
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by doix 3y ago
I am totally out of the loop here, but wasn't the main problem with Nouveau the lack of documentation from Nvidia? They had to reverse engineer things to get it working. I get that some of the architectural choices no longer make sense
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by doix 3y ago
Yes, everything was better before dev mode. Toggling between the two modes is pretty annoying, it's extra annoying when I think about how I'm paying extra for the inconvenience. I'd be much happier if they just gave me the ol
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by doix 3y ago
This is perfect for me! Having a window with a button that I need to click is much worse than just binding a script to a hotkey.
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by doix 3y ago
And yet, the top result for "Bitcoin wallet" on the play store isn't a scam. And on it's definitely not a scam on F-Droid where I would personally look for a Bitcoin wallet.
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by doix 3y ago
But s3 retrievals cost money regardless of if you use the API or something else. You don't pay extra you use the browser vs uploading through their UI (not that anyone uses their UI). Charging users to use an API when you don't ch
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by doix 3y ago
It depends on the host. If the host is a "real person" (for a lack of a better word) then it works. If they have a bunch of properties and outsourced it to an agency or something, it won't work. Unfortunately the latter is be
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by doix 3y ago
I used to work at a fairly large fabless semiconductor company on the team that developed the internal tools for doing almost exactly what you were doing. > Tooling hasn’t kept up. The state of the art in collaborative debugging is to wa

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