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by jbjbjbjb 10mo ago
I was reading this the other day when I came across this feature because I’m stacking PRs recently which I don’t usually do https://andrewlock.net/working-with-stacked-branches-in-git-... Another commenter posted this link
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by jbjbjbjb 10mo ago
I think ‘git rebase —-update-refs’ is the better way to go for this scenario
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
The article suggests there’s evidence that screen time has the opposite effect. A little surprising but I guess for a lot of people it is more stimulating than watching the news or soaps all day
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
No we didn’t
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
> The world is getting stranger In the U.K. I was betting 5 minute binary options back in 2008 and parlays or accumulators as we call them (accys for short) have been popular for a while too.
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
In my experience there’s still much more to this. I’m sure it helps at population level like the article describes but it’s not foolproof. For our first we were feeding nuts early and still developed an allergy to all nuts. Our second didn’
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
I’m glad I opted to get the base model M4 Mac Mini rather than upgrade the memory for longevity.
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
Sadly, the majority of the people want these policies because they’ve been brainwashed or they’re too apathetic to care. The major political parties want it too. Democracy is flawed.
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
That looks great, a nice upgrade over the 500 but I’d buy it just for the echoes of Amiga 500 plus.
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
I couldn’t agree more. I think we should just write our pipelines in languages our teams are familiar with and prioritise being able to run them locally.
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
People don’t have a nuanced view of when to use sunscreen. You can see for yourself in the comments, there’s plenty of loud certainty and context is left behind. And I’d have expected this group to at least understand that the need for suns
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
Probably mitigated by the fact that the most popular SUVs in the UK are effectively just tall hatchbacks. People think Range Rovers but the bestsellers are like Kia Sportage and Ford Puma.
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
Big caveat that I’ve not read the book but I get that the premise is “legacy code is code that is untested” and I’ve always struggled with that definition. I think a more accepted definition would be that it is not well understood, uses old
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
Small but organised communities that are on Twitch and YouTube live streams seem to counter that “series of one-offs” the author is talking about. I often watch YouTube live streamed sports watchalongs and have become familiar with the regu
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Memory optimizations to reduce CPU costs(ayende.com)
56 points by jbjbjbjb 1y ago|18 comments
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
The image with the cross section looks convincing. I don’t really know what I’m looking at.
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
That’s fair but I use iOS features for it and they do have more simplified set ups like blocking mature content that they define. I wonder how many people take the time to set up screen time for their kids? That is as easy on the level of
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
All the main parties are behind it, some say it doesn’t go far enough. The vast majority of the British public absolutely love to ban things. If you listen to talk radio or daytime tv most of the time they’ll be having a discussion on banni
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
I’m not sure it has to keep the id on the device, it keeps the signed digital credentials not the original id document. The government would sign the “facts” like isAdult etc and they currently issue and sign all current ids anyway.
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
I was putting together some technical interview questions for our candidates and I wanted to see what ChatGPT would put for an answer. It told me floating point numbers were non-deterministic and wouldn’t back down from that answer so it’s
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
Maybe do a portfolio of S&P 500 ex mag 7, market cap and equal weight and see if you can get the aggregate weights to match (within reason) sqrt weights.
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
I think you misunderstood how the digital credentials api works. It keeps it in your phone’s secure element and lets you share just a “yes/no” proof like “over 18” without revealing anything else. It’s basically the cryptographically s
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
Apple, Google etc are already implementing the Digital Credentials API standard which would make this type age verification much more secure.
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
Nuget Audit is an odd one. I usually don’t want all devs to jump on fixing the latest vulnerability right away. We have a separate pipeline for resolving those issues.
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Framework Desktop is a mash-up of a regular desktop PC and the Mac Studio(arstechnica.com)
26 points by jbjbjbjb 1y ago|6 comments
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
There is a theory of cosmological evolution. The child universes have slightly different physical constants and universes that produce more black holes will leave behind more offspring universes so over many generations, the universes evolv
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
Yes you would set up your own nuget feed and publish as part of your build. You can set up the nuget feed on your own machine, use something like Teamcity or GitHub packages.
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
Make your own packages for your extensions and pull that packages into your projects that need to reference those extensions.
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
Well when it works out it is quite satisfying India - Asia + Europe = Italy Japan - Asia + Europe = Netherlands China - Asia + Europe = Soviet-Union Russia - Asia + Europe = European Russia calculation + machine = computer
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by jbjbjbjb 1y ago
I’ve always felt that ML introductions completely butcher OLS. When I was taught it in stats we had to consider the Gauss-Markov conditions and interpret the coefficients, we would study the residuals. ML introductions just focus getting go

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