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What was your tool? Was it more than the --fixup/--autosquash feature (perhaps your tool predated that)?
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4y ago
--fixup has been incredibly useful for my rebase workflows.
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4y ago
ooooh yup that'll do it, thanks!
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Huh, that's odd. I can't figure out how to get that problem to happen. Not even selected a preset works? By the way, if you manage to get it to work, make an account starting with '@' to get admin privileges. You could a
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4y ago
I've been working on this sort of game for awhile now. Never too seriously, though that will change in 2023. Hardly worth sharing at this point, but I will anyway. https://hoten.cc/gridia/play/ I need to seri
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It's an excellent resource for developer tooling. Use it for Lighthouse / Chromium all the time.
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4y ago
It's likely a hash of the game state. They save input and playback recordings of the game, expecting to always receive the same hash for the game state every frame. Just this week I started on a similar system for a game engine I work
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4y ago
Yup, allegro is alive and well as version 5. But it's pretty much entirely different.
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4y ago
more detailed thread: https://www.reddit.com/r/chess/comments/x6xdk0/the_whole_han...
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Probably more like one year. The DMA just passed (I think? I don't follow too closely)
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4y ago
This page crashes mobile Chrome (Android), anyone else see that?
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4y ago
Don't worry! Upload a doctor's note, and you'll get a free upgrade to the Pro Pooer tier and get uncapped bathroom time.
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4y ago
At the risk of reading too much into a joke, what about the top layer / stack suggests this would later beg for a "topper layer"?
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4y ago
Another optimization in the same vein: make sure the first KB contains the <meta charset> element, to avoid false-starts in the HTML parser. In fact, it's actually specified as an _error_ in the spec to have it come after 1KB! I
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I think it's mostly just download time. Didn't take long for me. Oh, do you mean between game areas? I didn't actually play it yet!
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Totally. But, what's with everyone in the article being so grandiose about it. I never felt like I just "didn't get art" until reading the quotes in this article.
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4y ago
Ah, the combo is actually different, and longer. Funny how you can do something so many times but fail to explain it accurately. I guess that's muscle memory for you.
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4y ago
I know exactly what you mean. I didn't replace it, but instead in my muscle memory (and part of my car "boot sequence") is pressing a button, precisely turning a knob twice and pressing a button again. I've done it thous
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4y ago
What did you think of Jane from Doom Patrol?
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FYI this is now built into the Chrome devtools "Recorder" panel.
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Not even to mention the impact Conway's Law suggests! As a company grows in number of specialized teams, you'd expect to see magnifying difficulty in having efficient communication, eventually impacting what the product looks like
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4y ago
As someone who uses VS Code as their daily driver, I'm starting to tire of it and was considering trying out emacs or vim. Would you say spf13-vim is a good starter resource (curated plugins and all) or should I look elsewhere as a beg
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4y ago
It was cancelled.
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pretty sure Hackernews would buy this book in bulk. Be the guy!
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Pedantry doesn't suit you.
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That is 100% enthusiasm, not ambiguous to me at all. But I'm also certain both my parents would read that as antagonistic.
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I got my first paid work writing software because I got lucky on GitHub. Back in college, I simply commented on a peer's issue made for a local hackathon. He was confused about what direction to take for a webapp, and didn't have
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Thanks, that's exactly what I meant!
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In other words, the speed of light is irrelevant. It (or relativity) doesn't dictate at all a limit on the relative speeds of two objects. This much is obvious if you consider two objects moving in oppositive directions at 51% the spee
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I think we both agree that complaining in public is cathartic. However, it isn't always the most productive nor protective (of your own emotional state) option available. If that is realized at all, it typically is only with hindsight.
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