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by eddd-ddde 5mo ago
With JJ I sometimes make a 'jj new a b c' to work on top of multiple changes. Then as I tweak things 'jj absorb' to automatically patch the right changes. Insanely easy and effective.
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by eddd-ddde 5mo ago
Using "good engineering" as an argument against learning is definitely an interesting approach.
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by eddd-ddde 6mo ago
Meh not really. I _could_ do my job without AI, but it would take twice the time and I would feel miserable having to type out every single character like a caveman. Just AI auto complete alone is a massive life changer. It reduces my typin
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by eddd-ddde 6mo ago
I work in a huge code base. Thousands of projects I have never even taken a single look at. At least once a day I run into an issue and all I have to do is point an LLM at it, and it will successfully follow the chains of includes and funct
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by eddd-ddde 6mo ago
I walk to work everyday. I simply do not enjoy working from home. Honestly the only thing that would making work from the office better is if the senior in my team _wasn't_ remote. Nothing against his decision, but I do feel like I&#x2
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by eddd-ddde 7mo ago
And then do what? Date of birth is essentially public information.
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by eddd-ddde 7mo ago
I disagree. I used to do a lot of math years ago. If you gave me some problems to do now I probably wouldn't be able to recall exactly how to solve them. But if you give me a written solution I will still be able to give you with 100%
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by eddd-ddde 7mo ago
At least in Mexico your government ID is nothing private or confidential. Basically anyone can determine anyone else's ID with vastly publicly available information. Unlike the US your ID is just an ID and not a form of secret or authe
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by eddd-ddde 7mo ago
Do those design practices protect you when you apply a refactor and now you don't know which call sites may be broken now?
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by eddd-ddde 7mo ago
I've commented about this before. The answer is development branches are forbidden but releases still use a kind of branching approach. When you make a release you use commit A from main, then development continues, commit B adds a fea
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by eddd-ddde 7mo ago
You still need a bootloader to run the Linux kernel.
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by eddd-ddde 7mo ago
I prefer the Gerrit workflow over any other git-based workflow, specially since it seems to be going the Jujutsu route in the future: https://www.gerritcodereview.com/design-docs/support-jujutsu...
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by eddd-ddde 7mo ago
The "preview" and "code" buttons in the components break the "alt+arrow" bindings to go back to the previous page. Instead it just alternates between "preview" and "code".
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by eddd-ddde 8mo ago
The only real no LLM license is keep your code private, I think it is that easy.
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by eddd-ddde 8mo ago
I have to say, it is _extremely_ impressive when a tiktok I watched reminds me of some other tiktok, so I go and search for a very loose description of the tiktok, and the first result is 95% of the time what I wanted to find. I don't
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by eddd-ddde 8mo ago
Clone doesn't work when you need to propagate data mutations, which is what you need most of the time. Another option is to just use cells and treat the execution model similarly to JavaScript where mutation is limited specific scopes.
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by eddd-ddde 8mo ago
I never got to test this, but I always wanted to explore in postgres using table partitions to store soft deleted items in a different drive as a kind of archived storage. I'm pretty sure it is possible, and it might even yield some pe
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by eddd-ddde 8mo ago
It's an important distinction, just like it's important to know that "const foo *" doesn't mean the foo is constant, just that YOU cannot change it. Just because you build a unique_ptr from a raw pointer it doesn&#x
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by eddd-ddde 8mo ago
You need to if you want to create a smart pointer from some class with a private constructor.
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by eddd-ddde 8mo ago
No one is doing 1x10 key presses. That's now how humans process information. You repeatedly press a key one time until what you see on screen is what you want. The further away you are the faster you do it.
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by eddd-ddde 8mo ago
I've tried so many times to make it work, I've really tried. But it just ends up being faster to spam j a couple of times instead of having to think about how many times I want to move, then type it, then be wrong, then try again.
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by eddd-ddde 8mo ago
You've heard of infrastructure as code, now presenting air strikes as code! Need a new secret offensive operation? Create a new JSON file with the coordinates, make a merge request and get Commander approval, merge it, and our new prop
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by eddd-ddde 8mo ago
https://www.passwordstore.org/ You can easily script it to decode passwords on demand.
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by eddd-ddde 8mo ago
A company finding a bug and opening an issue on an open source project _is_ contributing. What happens next is completely irrelevant. The maintainer can 100% decide to just ignore the issue or close it. Opening issues doesn't create un
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by eddd-ddde 9mo ago
That makefile could be made even simpler if it used the implicit rules that compile c files into object files!
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by eddd-ddde 9mo ago
> lossy compression algorithm is not "inspired" when it is fed copyrighted input That's exactly what happens when you read. Copyrighted input fed straight into your brain, a lossy storage and processing machine.
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by eddd-ddde 9mo ago
Really curious what is missing from the default configuration in your setup. If I'm feeling really fancy I may enable vim bindings and add the fuzzy find plugin, but plain fish is so good on its own.
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by eddd-ddde 9mo ago
I always find these articles really interesting, maybe it's just the way my brain works but I can't ever find any meaningful differences or issues with any of the examples. > but as noted we found this quite obvious to the eye
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by eddd-ddde 9mo ago
+1 Nowadays I just use fish with the out of box installation and it fits all my needs.
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by eddd-ddde 9mo ago
I definitely prefer public private over case defined visibility. You can't use an array for different types. Matching _is_ useful, no one uses matching just because it looks "cool". You can have explicit forced AND exhaustive

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