fouronnes3

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by fouronnes3 7y ago
Two things I don't like in your examples: First, the default source changes depending on the target. In my opinion it would be more intuitive and simple if the default source is always HEAD. The documentation for --source in your link
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by fouronnes3 7y ago
Even if you understand the data model perfectly, git still has terrible UX. reset can do 3 different things, a "remote" can mean 3 different things depending on context... I could go on all day. Just the fact that there are parodi
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by fouronnes3 7y ago
Absurd how most of the items on the belt are already in a cardboard box. Seems so wasteful.
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by fouronnes3 7y ago
Nuclear has the lowest death/Wh ratio.
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by fouronnes3 7y ago
Sounds pretty obvious when you look at it. I wonder why it hasn't happened earlier.
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by fouronnes3 7y ago
tz maintainers
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by fouronnes3 7y ago
I mean UA strings are such a mess. I can't even imagine what it must be for a browser called "edge chromium"...
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by fouronnes3 7y ago
illusion - noun, an instance of a wrong or misinterpreted perception of a sensory experience.
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by fouronnes3 7y ago
I have a dataviz side project, and I'm curious to learn d3 to improve the web rendering. Right now I'm generating png images with matplotlib and showing those with <img>. It's very decent, but it would be much better wi
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
I'm wondering if we'll see it write emoji at some point.
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
Article is completely unreadable on mobile due to layers of cookie consent popups and GDPR disclaimers :(
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
I wish I could not use a case, but my 5T is simply too slippery without it.
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
aka geoengineering. The latest IPCC report is quite critical of it.
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
Interesting. Source?
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
Perhaps it's just me, but I'd rather have the city of the future resemble Copenhagen or Amsterdam than the Fifth Element urban hell. Congestion in cities like LA or Dubai are a symptom of poor urban design and national transport p
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
It is amazing how far linux gaming has come in a few years. It's true that in tech "a few years" is an eternity, but "linux graphics drivers" have always been an exception to that rule...
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
I have an unopened one as well. Currently I'm weighting the utility I would get from building it versus a 11% monetary gain...
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
Cryptic variable names, weird indentation, ternary operator, string escaping, statements without braces.
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
Slightly OT, you know how people hated on C++ ranges for readability? Honestly this messy soup of C is no better.
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
Perl doesn't depend on libc?
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
I've been working with -ftime-report, but unfortunately it reports times per cpp file. I'm looking for a way to get a summary across an entire CMake build. Right now reading 100+ -ftime-report outputs is not really useful, althoug
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
So basically it's a branch?
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
The git/github combo and dvcs in general have been a true revolution for software engineering. But between this, poor handling of large binary files, and the merge vs rebase flamewar, I think we haven't seen the version control en
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
Each divide by 2 will decrease the exponent by 1 until it reaches its minimum 11-bits 2's complement value of -1022, then you are left with 52 mantissa bits (because the first is implicit), then 1 more to boom. The answer is 1022+52+1
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by fouronnes3 8y ago
Thunderbird still has a critical bug open that literally deletes your email. I have been bitten by it once and lost hundreds of email permanently. Not fun. I am subscribed to the ticket and every month or so someone posts an outraged "