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irishsultan
10y ago
So gogs can be that and gitea can be something else, why are you still thinking that they don't have a good reason for their fork if they have different ideas about which niche they want to serve.
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irishsultan
10y ago
It's his prerogative to do that, it's theirs to fork the project.
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irishsultan
10y ago
That construction doesn't have 4 sides of equal length (although it's really close), which is required for the solution (you can see that by the 4 sides having a single mark through them, that indicates they have the same length)
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irishsultan
10y ago
Ruby allowed you to write code that worked in every version from 1.8.6 to 2.4, a huge benefit when writing libraries during the transition phase.
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10y ago
That's what http://neverssl.com/ is for.
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irishsultan
10y ago
> If a student fails, they should be motivated to work harder. Or rather, especially assuming they already work hard, they should be motivated to try different approaches (i.e. new techniques for studying or approaching exercises), and a
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irishsultan
10y ago
I disagree with the person you're replying too, but CVS and SVN are not the current generation of version control systems (and CVS is perhaps not even the previous generation), so it's unclear why you bring them up. If you want to
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10y ago
The flip side of that is that if you ask your GPS to provide you a route and it sends you somewhere that you can't pass then chances are that a shorter route was available if the GPS had known that you couldn't go there, so that i
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irishsultan
10y ago
In Semver the first number is not "is this going to break my shit?", it's "is it potentially breaking my shit?" in this proposed alternative the first number is "this is definitely going to break your shit"
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irishsultan
10y ago
But in this case the right side is exactly that, the sum of an infinite sequence of numbers (which equals the limit of the partial sum for that sequence if it converges (which this sequence of partial sums does)). The reason it still works
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10y ago
If you're not an AWS user yet then any EC2 instance you create (if you ever decide to become an AWS user) will be in a Virtual Private Cloud, either one you create yourself or the default VPC associated with your account. Only older ac
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irishsultan
10y ago
You read that incorrectly, he states 0.1% of users has an issue per day, which is equivalent to 1 query every 3 years from 100% or your users (3 times 365 times 0.1% is a bit more than 100%).