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izietto
5y ago
Why low quality?
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I use Ubuntu and used to format pretty often (I used to like restarting from scratch every now and then). My approach is keeping the old OS partition and copying data from there when I need them, configurations included. I like this approac
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izietto
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My flow is: 1.a. a lot of dirty commits/wip commits 1.b. a few of clean commits, when I spot changes that I know they are already a commit by itself Before opening the PR: 2. `git log -p`: I inspect the commits I've done and I dec
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izietto
5y ago
Take note web designers! I don't want to play the blame game, but if a page is designed in such a way that JS is required to implement it web devs (like me) can't do much about that!
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5y ago
No, seriously: nice argument
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5y ago
Nice argument
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5y ago
From a geopolitical point of view the fire are two.
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5y ago
I'm Italian, Italy is a NATO country, we have US military bases, so I wrote that from a military point of view. Of course Italy is not US territory, but if NATO says to intervene Italian forces must intervene. That's what I mean.
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5y ago
My comment is not sided, the Secret Services part is prepended by "will", so it's not something that already happened, it's something that may happen if Ukraine joins NATO.
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I'm just saying that Russian can't afford to have NATO at 2000km from Mosca. If Ukraine joins NATO Ukraine becomes US territory, that's not conspiracy, that's reality.
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5y ago
Downvoting rather than contesting is sad to me.
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To me Putin attacked Ukraine because from Russian government point of view they can't afford to have a western democracy (aka US) in that world zone. I feel that they fear that if they don't conquer Ukraine with bombs now US will
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What are the news about the conflict there? What are the reasons told by the media? It may be interesting having a direct source of the attacker news
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5y ago
Actually I find it pretty clever because pi value may change in a programming context, as can change its precision
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5y ago
I can't really move away from: - Dejavu Sans Mono on the editor - Ubuntu Mono on the terminal Maybe it's just that Ubuntu renders such fonts beautifully, but any other font (except maybe Roboto) is an eyesore, to me
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5y ago
I don't, Markdown is good enough even as plain text to me
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5y ago
> GIFs are ominous nowadays, being more popular than even newer and more efficient formats, such as WEBP or APNG. But, depending on their length and what has been recorded, you might want to pause, go back, jump sections etc. Video playb
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5y ago
My favourite one! Every side project I start includes water.css
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5y ago
My story is similar to yours, except that I love trekking and volleyball but I moved to a place where there are no mountains and no volleyball teams to join
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5y ago
I guess that's why I'm experiencing weird issues with Heroku: remote: Compressing source files... done. remote: Building source: remote: remote: ! Heroku Git error, please try again shortly. remote: ! See ht
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Rails 7 Released
(edgeguides.rubyonrails.org)
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5y ago
May I ask you what are the tools and/or features that Python offers and Ruby does not? It'd be interesting to invest resources on it, given that Python is not very different from Ruby
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5y ago
I never practice speech, that's something I should do, but my problem is that I like too much the English language spoken by an Italian person, and also I don't like the English pronounce. That's a strong obstacle to any impr
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Well, I appreciate that I can write decently :D but it requires me a lot of effort, my English skills are a source of big troubles at interviews with other countries. Sometimes I just get confused translating and I say something for somethi
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Because I'm not a good English speaker, I'm sorry about that
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Thank you for explaining that at my place :) I wasn't even referring to "Western" countries, I mean I come from Italy, which actually is a Western country, and when I read native English speakers I notice many differences tha
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Let me clarify that I'm not talking about countries and people, I'm talking about language. For example, English language puts "please" every time you are telling someone to do something, in my language (Italian here), y
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Yep and he apologized as you noticed, so I can't see anything too frightening to me.
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I see a discussion but it's not too harsh to me. Do you come from a Western country? People coming from Western countries tend to be more demanding about discussion friendliness sometimes for my experience
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5y ago
Any public examples?
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