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by just6979 9mo ago
I'd be willing to bet most devs do something like this, or wish they could be doing it, but don't know about rebase or are scared of it. However, that might be because they're only thinking about rebase as OP's article u
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by just6979 9mo ago
Oh, I guess you kinda did address is, with pushing to your remote fork. But why push? Rebasing a branch doesn't affect any other branches, so a local backup branch is just as safe as a branch on the remote fork. You shouldn't ever
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by just6979 9mo ago
"Here’s the thing: the worst case scenario for a rebase gone wrong is that you delete your local clone and start over. That’s it. Your remote fork still exists. The main repository still exists." You forgot "your backup local
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by just6979 9mo ago
re: 3d printer hype: nah, there were people out there saying "umm, yeah so FDM is great for rapid prototyping and some small parts, but kinda terrible for lots of application. Being isotropic and lacking creep is way more important tha
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by just6979 9mo ago
If you're willing to purchase enough tokens, you can prompt and agent to loop and fuzz its way to "retire* this technical debt as described in issue #6712". But then you still need to review it and make sure it's not jus
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by just6979 9mo ago
There are really any ads in Android itself, even with Google Apps installed. Which, by the way, you don't need to use even if they are installed (except, for example, Chrome to get a different app store or whatnot-, just like a fresh W
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by just6979 9mo ago
Many of the sleep issues these days are actually Microsoft's fault. They tried to impose AlwaysOn AlwaysConnected but did a terrible job of specifying it and quality controlling implementation. I had a Dell Precision from 2020 that nev
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by just6979 10mo ago
random internet users are not promising salvation, nor or they taking profit. they are saying: i made this and it worked for me in my specific case. you can look at it (or have a trusted knowledgable friend look at it), and use it, for zero
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by just6979 10mo ago
Except it's always written, but almost never read. Something that is fast/non-resource-intensive to write is definitionally a better design for logging. What metadata? The raw template? That's data in this case, data for the
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by just6979 10mo ago
"“We’re using confman for configuration management, which feeds into climan for the CLI, and then wsconn handles our WebSocket connections, permgr manages permissions, all through jqueue for our job queue”" This is better? Is this
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by just6979 10mo ago
'In some iterations, coding agent put on a hat of security engineer. For instance - it created a hasMinimalEntropy function meant to "detect obviously fake keys with low character variety". I don't know why.' Yes, y
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by just6979 11mo ago
You just did the same thing you were complaining about. 'I've learned to be suspicious of anyone with a job title of "architect"' vs 'The last year has seen several BDFLs act like Mad Kings'. Arguably your
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by just6979 1y ago
Because why bother if you're keeping the C? Part of the reason for moving to Go was safety by replacing the C, not just to move away from Python. I'd say the mistake was thinking Python programmers would enjoy moving to Go. I&#x27
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by just6979 1y ago
That's just because they're using a different scheme to fund development. SQLite has its paid support and consortium, while Turso is leaning on cloud hosting and the paid support that comes with that. Both can still be used standa
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by just6979 1y ago
This is a big reason. Apple tunes their devices to not push the extreme edges of the performance that is possible, so they don't fall off that cliff of inefficiency. Combined with a really great perf/watt, they can run them at &qu
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by just6979 1y ago
Perhaps because you should be using some kind of low/mid-level graphics engine. That's part of the difference between OpenGL and Vulcan: that ogl did more for you, even in immediate mode. Vk came about because getting more perform
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by just6979 1y ago
It's not recommended as much anymore because of unit tests. Instead of peppering the code with asserts, you build tests based on those assertions. You don't have to worry about turning it off in production because the tests are se
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by just6979 1y ago
Because the US has absolute garbage enforcement of consumer safety and anti-monopoly laws, and those laws aren't exactly strong or clear to begin with. Health-care industry lobbyists spend huge sums to convince lawmakers that they&#x27
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by just6979 1y ago
Nah, you gotta go at least one further back and use EBCDIC. Or go all the way to a BCD and you get to save more bits (only need 6) and can avoid dealing with case-sensitivity as well (only uppercase latin letters)!
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by just6979 1y ago
Prepend for all paths on a command line? Or just for the executable? For all paths it could be dangerous and should very probably not be done. But for executables it's less dangerous and can easily be done by putting '.' into
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by just6979 1y ago
No friction, just proceed with what you planned on doing after making the group. The naming popup is ephemeral, it will go away if you do anything else.
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by just6979 2y ago
> but wiring 240V is not difficult. Most homes don't have more than a few 240v circuits, and they are usually always dedicated to a single device. My house has 4: range, oven, drier, water heater, all with only a single outlet. The
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by just6979 2y ago
There are many examples used as limb & joint protection for motorcycling and mountain biking. D3O, xmatter, SAS-TEC: brand-names of various non-newtonian shear-thickening substances used to allow flexibility and conforming to body motio