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juped
7y ago
let me plug https://builds.sr.ht
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juped
7y ago
Please don't blindly attempt dedication of your works to the public domain based on this comment.
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juped
7y ago
Why even have the read-only mirror?
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juped
7y ago
I would add one more: your patch isn't good just because it exists. Maintainers should, in general, refuse more patches, or they're not really maintaining anything, just overseeing a disaster.
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juped
7y ago
Let me just preempt the whole comment thread: http://bettermotherfuckingwebsite.com https://thebestmotherfucking.website (actually significantly worse) https://bestmotherfucking.website (the best design o
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juped
7y ago
Yes, it's absolutely not innovation - but this is actually really cool in the context of Java, which was never an innovator.
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juped
7y ago
"Gantt" is a person's name (Henry Gantt), not an acronym.
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juped
7y ago
Needs a bunch of high-profile logos (of people you're muting) after the three-horizontal-blurbs part.
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7y ago
No one else actually answered you - its patch theory is more advanced than the patch theory employed in darcs, operating on "pushouts" of files rather than files, which can contain ambiguous lines - the site doesn't seem to l
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juped
7y ago
>Instead of management by mushy human judgement, hold people accountable for KPIs. This is a distortion caused by management's desire for legibility >Instead of letting teams invent and adapt their own processes, dictate a unifie
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7y ago
I think that believing in "haters" is a great way to embed yourself in a reality distortion field. You don't need to dismiss someone to ultimately dismiss their criticism of you. Graham probably won't read this, but my a
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juped
7y ago
It was a pretty unambiguous and clear reply to its parent asking for a "tl;dr on the concept", giving examples.
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juped
7y ago
This sort of poll is perennial but never says anything interesting, imo.
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juped
7y ago
The solution to that being time-consuming is just to not make clean
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juped
7y ago
Markov chains are pretty smart - you've probably just trained yours more
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juped
7y ago
Putting a high sticker price in front of someone is another one of those speed bumps to conversion. As the proprietor you'd probably prefer them to go for $70/yr, but $70 is a big difference as an impulse or low-deliberation purch
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juped
7y ago
I disagree.
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juped
7y ago
Annual is unappealing to most subscribers - but some percentage will go for it if it's available. Like 10%ish (may vary but definitely a minority). This minority will smooth your cash flow quite a bit.
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7y ago
Most people who use Unix directly build up some stuff in ~/bin (often a misnomer because it's shell scripts and not binaries, although mine is less of a misnomer than most because so much is in C rather than shell). The trick is t
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juped
7y ago
Casting around between the type of the first struct member and the type of the overall struct is okay under strict aliasing, but unfortunately sockaddr violates it because sockaddr isn't a member of sockaddr_in. Not that I knew this at
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juped
7y ago
Definitely cool, although the spirit of C is to be overly paranoid about portability and not link to a library , God forbid. (Single pairs of h/c files like this are usually okay with people)
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7y ago
Back when I independently invented this due to being self-taught, I didn't know about offsetof(), and I just put the collection at the start and cast the pointer. Learning C is surprisingly obscure even today.
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juped
7y ago
It's in NetBSD. It somehow went missing from BSD at some point, but NetBSD added it back later.
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juped
7y ago
The use of tarot decks for divination dates back only to the 18th century, well after magic stopped being useful (because all the skilled or talented magicians rebranded to "scientists" or "naturalists"), so I'm ske
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7y ago
What really sucks is that it means iPhone Signal isn't a transparent drop-in replacement for the sms app like it is on Android, meaning I can never get iphone-having contacts to use it.
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7y ago
Why do you think you need employees?
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7y ago
The thing I hate most in nuclear advocacy is the trope of "the new, exciting, safe and economical nuclear reactor based on new, exciting miracle tech!". We have amazing, safe, economical, etc. nuclear reactors. They're called
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juped
7y ago
Anyone can be direct. Fewer can be direct while having a lot of money. I'd bet the latter is on more people's minds.
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7y ago
The fact that the GUI button to make a table is called "Format as Table" and placed next to purely visual formatting options (and makes you pick a color scheme!) has been the roadblock for countless Excel users graduating to power
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juped
7y ago
Pretty rich of him to be upset over a parody version of his rap version of a Stevie Wonder song.
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