jguegant

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by jguegant 11y ago
What about using merging when it comes to the feature branches but rebase when pulling (git pull --rebase)? Is it that harmful to rewrite the history for your local changes?
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by jguegant 11y ago
To quote myself: "That's true. And I guess half of them wished they could stay. When people abuse the system, it always destroys the dream of some others. No offences to Chinese people either, their high population just makes them
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by jguegant 11y ago
That's true. And I guess half of them wished they could stay. When people abuse the system, it always destroys the dream of some others. No offences to Chinese people either, their high population just makes them more "visible&quo
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by jguegant 11y ago
I am not saying whether the European system is better or far worse, just explaining why our systems permit free studies easily. France is clearly lacking of interesting jobs (SII) in IT, expect research maybe. Europe is also far from having
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by jguegant 11y ago
French here, the tuitions are close to 0 in Finland and France too (granted that you learn French). Our parents pay up to 50% (I don't have the exact percentage) of various taxes based on their salaries and daily life goods, and we as
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by jguegant 11y ago
Out of curiosity: why the author tends to write "self" at the end of the methods ?
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by jguegant 12y ago
Your points are clearly valids. But wouldn't some of them corrected by a strict mode? - For instance, the reuse of the original variable could be deduced by the compiler. - The bound checking for std::vector can effectively be enable.
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by jguegant 12y ago
A side question to HN: For the security topic, most of the power of Rust come from a strong typing, safety checks (boundaries), ownership checks... Well, a lot of checks at compile time. As far as I know of Rust by glancing at the doc frequ
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Protecting Web Origins with Authenticated Origin Pulls(blog.cloudflare.com)
3 points by jguegant 12y ago|0 comments