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by juped 3y ago
Instead of hijacking this post to start a flame war, why not promote mercurial without hijacking a post by drawing a parallel to mercurial's implementation of the same thing described in the article, highlighting commonalities and dist
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by juped 3y ago
You can set the config option `merge.conflictStyle` to `diff3` to see all three inputs to a merge conflict (left, base, and right, rather than just left and right); this lets you actually resolve them, because you can see the changes left m
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by juped 3y ago
NB: git apply knows --3way, but the patch being applied has to record the hashes of the blobs it applied to when generated (which it will if it was generated by git). git am also knows --3way transitively.
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by juped 3y ago
Are you seriously touting "make -jN" as an amazing rust benefit?
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by juped 3y ago
I remember when Diebold were Dick Cheney's personal election-riggers in 2004, although it seemed like a bad long-term plan since the plan was always for Bush to cancel elections in 2008, but I guess quarterly earnings are king.
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by juped 3y ago
of course no one reads your commit messages if they're useless!
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by juped 3y ago
He's right and they're wrong, though, sometimes that's just how it is. (In an actual project setting "this is wrong" incorporates by reference the thing I wrote down once so I don't have to repeat it)
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by juped 3y ago
This is completely false, there is a 'why' and it's that people needed to permit taking square roots of negative numbers to find (real!) roots of cubic polynomials. I don't think this book needs to digress into that, sur
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by juped 3y ago
Leaving aside the other reasons this is a stupid remark, Albert Einstein was rich and powerful.
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by juped 3y ago
Why did the author introduce the weird broken "move a negative amount of money" behavior and then never follow up on its brokenness? That was too distracting.
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by juped 3y ago
You read Andreessen's drivel and thought this reply to it was a "rebuttal" with "counter argument"s?
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by juped 3y ago
It would be nice if someone wrote a response to Andreessen's dumb manifesto that wasn't itself even dumber, but no, apparently if someone's rich and writes something dumb no one can talk about why it's dumb because point
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by juped 3y ago
Many people just support removing constitutional rights, and consider sometimes removing them from some people to be an improvement in that direction even if it's not total victory.
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by juped 3y ago
You'll get to experience the bottom percentile of Hacker News posting endlessly about how getting a cheap genetic test in the mid-2010s was obviously something only a total moron would do, and occasionally slipping in an "insuranc
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by juped 3y ago
no it's more efficient in every way, they called it QUIC not SLO
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by juped 3y ago
Dracula, Castlevania: https://twitter.com/CRTpixels/status/1408451743214616587 Tina, Final Fantasy 6: https://twitter.com/CRTpixels/status/1461386650039164932 (Amano concept art of her:
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by juped 3y ago
"Skills" are subjective, but significant "experience" would involve traumatic foot-shooting turning him off most of the things advocated in this post.
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by juped 3y ago
This is a good example of why you shouldn't listen to the Hacker News peanut gallery, because it is about as silly as you originally implied it was; a tiny bit of documentation reading will let you know you can check out as many worktr
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by juped 3y ago
Patches aren't to specific revisions, that's the Github straitjacket talking. They're patches. They often are to specific blobs; those are recorded. So if they don't apply, use am -3. Specific revisions are Junio Hamano&
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by juped 3y ago
I love the amazing, advanced submission and review workflow you can see if you click anything with PATCH in it at https://public-inbox.org/git/ . The best part is that it's fully integrated with Git! It's dist
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by juped 3y ago
"oops" commits are bad for this too (harder to find the regression when there's unrelated broken states), but you're right that it's less bad. Note that you can bisect --first-parent if you want the "just find
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by juped 3y ago
I see the problem as being that Github's bad git tooling blocks people from mastery in Git and actively discourages high-quality commits.
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by juped 3y ago
It seems to me (it's kinda unclear) that the article is talking mostly about various other things pulling users from /etc/passwd and the ssh thing is an aside. For anon ssh you can have e.g. Match User anonymous
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by juped 3y ago
Thank you, Boomer pension fund managers, for giving nonboomers like me some of that pension fund money!
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by juped 3y ago
I don't think the copy of Crossword Compiler I use has an option for this (it could be buried somewhere, there's a lot of niche stuff); what I'd do if I wanted to do this is run the filler with manual word choice turned on an
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by juped 3y ago
I remember back when Java programs were painfully slow, these days I've fled vscode for clion.
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by juped 3y ago
I'm somewhat offended on behalf of OpenBSD! doas is a good program written for good reasons (cf. https://flak.tedunangst.com/post/doas ). Suckless sudo would ensure it was as painful as possible to use, so suckless
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by juped 3y ago
I have thought for a while that suckless might literally be a piece of performance art.
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by juped 3y ago
Yeah, Google killing Reader was the big driver.
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by juped 3y ago
no they haven't, what the hell are you talking about

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