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by hashkb 10y ago
Actually this benefits me, having identical settings in my nested session means typing :send-prefix all the time... remembering how to use tmux with default settings makes life easier.
842.
by hashkb 10y ago
This looks really cool! I love Redis and it's nice to see that family of datastores growing. What's the catch? Are there any success/horror stories with large datasets or heavy load?
843.
by hashkb 10y ago
I log into Facebook once a year or so. Twitter, never. HN and Reddit I enjoy. Am 30. Don't feel bad.
844.
by hashkb 10y ago
What's the problem with typing tmux? I think this is exactly right for the typical audience of suckless projects. No dwm or dmenu users are complaining about "missing features".
845.
by hashkb 10y ago
That sounds like it allows for feature branches to me. Edit: anyway, isn't that extremely pedantic? I've known literally hundreds of companies that say "we are using CI" when what they mean is "master is continuous
846.
by hashkb 10y ago
I'm on your side but my comment (yours is better) faced opposition so: They redefine CD and then say nothing else is it, and you aren't doing it.
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by hashkb 10y ago
Rebase early and often and this isn't an issue. Some see this as a chore, but I view it as taking advantage of the tool's power. You resolve the same set of conflicts as you would merging, but (as you say) earlier. Edit: I don&#
848.
by hashkb 10y ago
>you might be doing trunk based without realizing it. Then trunk based is poorly named and apt to start a fruitless holy war. Nobody wants too many people on a feature branch, or for one to live too long. (But it happens, like rebranding
849.
by hashkb 10y ago
Amount of info required to download free report makes it not free. Can you quote?
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by hashkb 10y ago
Anyway the article mentions Continuous Delivery, not Continuous Deployment. Neither means what you say, according to a Puppet Labs blog post, but the latter sometimes does to some people. But that's not what the article says, and so it
851.
by hashkb 10y ago
Yes, this is what I think of as CD. Hiding work that isn't ready (or work that may never make it in front of users) behind a flag on prod sounds like extra work for no gain, to me.
852.
by hashkb 10y ago
The suggestion that feature branches hinder CD is just untrue, at least in my experience. To me, this seems like a silly restriction to put on such a critical tool (the scm) which is designed to support unlimited flexibility.
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by hashkb 10y ago
Yeah... with no sources for the extremely sweeping claims made, it's just a rant.
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by hashkb 10y ago
> It was a lesson NASA would have to learn again after the space shuttle Challenger disaster. And again after the space shuttle Columbia disaster. So... it's a lesson NASA hasn't learned? I see the same phenomenon in the softwa
855.
by hashkb 10y ago
Awesome. Whoever wrote the Bible was setting up today's assholes for a "I'm basically Moses"
856.
by hashkb 10y ago
Yeah but saying it is tacky, even if true. Just BE humble, and SAY "thank you" and then put your money where your mouth is.
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by hashkb 10y ago
I had a bit when I was 10 or so where I'd go to great lengths to explain the magnitude of my humility. If 10-year-old me was cynical enough to develop a routine about it... how has it ever worked? Humility, grace, rudeness, attractiven
858.
by hashkb 10y ago
I believe this is the classic "southern hospitality" vs "you came into MY house and did WHAT?" debate.
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by hashkb 10y ago
In my experience tech debt doesn't kill codebases so much as make estimating impossible and therefore create tension between execs and engineers. It of course also makes working in the code suck. Typically these projects are able to li
860.
by hashkb 10y ago
Using a mobile app to control a chat bot is less elegant than using chat to control a chat bot. I don't get it... isn't it just a mobile app with a chat integration at that point? Or does it not even matter?
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by hashkb 10y ago
Sure, but it's the only option. Without safari parks, it'd all be farms/cities. Conservation doesn't make sense unless it makes dollars.
862.
by hashkb 10y ago
I was just in Kruger last month. Why on earth would you go to a zoo if you live so close to it?
863.
by hashkb 10y ago
It's negative because you want it to somehow be a positive experience just because you enjoyed it. It's a constructive comment because hopefully seeing how your words fell on someone else (e.g. me, to whom that just sounds like an
864.
by hashkb 10y ago
Go to Africa or India and see an elephant or lion where it lives. The zoos are only slightly less horrible than the circus.
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by hashkb 10y ago
There's still shit like Cavalia, capitalizing on the chic of Soleil while still forcing animals to perform.
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by hashkb 10y ago
It's the Second Foundation. Duh.
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by hashkb 10y ago
Is that a real suggestion or meant to be ironic?
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by hashkb 10y ago
4. Machiavellian Princes?
869.
by hashkb 10y ago
Postgres' defaults barely let you connect to the DB. You don't hear stories like this about Postgres.
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by hashkb 10y ago
What does this have to do with h GitHub?

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