lucasoshiro

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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
It can store empty directories (actually, trees). It can't do normally because the index maps paths to blobs, an empty directory doesn't have a file to map to a blob and then `git add` will have no effect. Given that normally we w
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Yeah, I wrote mine in Haskell. It's a good exercise for understanding how Git works
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Also works great on Safari on a M1 MacBook Air, here
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Something that I really like in Git is how its data structures are easy to understand and how transparent it is. It's possible to write your own "Git" compatible with existing Git directories only by reading how it works unde
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
And Clojure
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
> I wonder if this new version of Thunderbird finally added systray I'm waiting for this feature since when I used Thunderbird in Windows XP. At the time I used the MinimizeToTray addon...
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Nice!
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
> Do men/man and bitch/beach sound the same to you? Not exactly the same, but I differentiate them more based on the context than in the pronunciation. Giving an example for Portuguese that has about the same difference: "
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
In Portuguese, they indicate that a syllable is stressed and alternate ways to say the vowels. e.g. "país" is stressed in "i" and means "country", while "pais" is stressed in "a" and means &
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
> excessive writing marks In English I need to find how each word is pronounced individually. What the hell is the difference between "men" and "man"? What's the difference between "bitch" and "bea
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Once I started to use it I almost never used blame anymore
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
When I presented most of the ones that I listed to other people they started to say how it would be great if they know these features before, and started to use immediately. So, yet I understand that some tools do too much, I don't thi
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
There are many "Git's coolest, most unloved feature", e.g.: bisect, pickaxe, reflog, range-diff, archive, annotated tags, etc. Sadly they are often forgotten as many people thing of Git only as a glorified Google Drive...
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
XFCE
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Nice. But I would like it better if the effort was to support ext4, BtrFS, NTFS and other popular filesystems from the Linux and Windows world...
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
I have an iPad and really like it, but no, it is not. Several small things combined make it really different to the experience that I have with a desktop OS. But it is nice as side device
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
It also looks like KDE 4. Maybe this is consequence of the Frutiger Aero trend, and that users miss the time where user interfaces were designed to be cool instead of only useful
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
nice!
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Hi, thanks for answering! Only the generated .scad would be great! I mean, I see to use cases for that that would be helpful for me: 1. Asking for a base model, download it as .scad and them improve it through OpenSCAD accordingly to my nee
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Feature request: since it's using OpenSCAD under the hook, it would be great to be able to download the .scad file The "creative" mode seems to be ok, but my main interest (the parametric) failed in my first test: generate a
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Nice!
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
> I don’t think the Git maintainers will consider adding Go as a dependency Just re-write in C
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Question: why not send this to the Git mailing list, and hopefully get this in upstream?
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
> I can understand English and don't need these automatic translations I think it is far worse than that: 1. If I don't understand a language, probably that video is not for me. Most videos targeted for international audience a
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
This is a concept that seems to be ressucted from time to time... The first I remember was Motorola Atrix, launched in 2011: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Motorola_Atrix_4G
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Thanks!
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
Every time I see something in C for Windows I see people using MinGW, gcc and friends just like they would do in a Unix-like system. But I wouldn't expect that they are tools that Microsoft recommends for developing on Windows. So, a h
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
> universally executable native applications To achieve that you'll need some kind of compatibility layer. Perhaps something like wine? Or WSL? Or a VM? Then you'll have what we already have with JVM and similar
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
> I've lived without one before I think it's easier to live without one today, as many use cases for printing at home were replaced by just using a smartphone and a PDF reader...
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by lucasoshiro 1y ago
No. 3D printers are not the revolution that they looked at first. But after the initial hype, they found their niche and they are strong in it. Nowadays I even dare to say that it's more useful to have a 3D printer at home than having

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