mataug

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The freedom to travel(dawn.com)
1 points by mataug 13y ago|0 comments
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by mataug 13y ago
My mom 50+, No technical knowledge, uses ubuntu for email, youtube, and general browsing, and occasionally makes presentations. My colleagues at work, Programmers, aren't able to get out of Windows, even though they are just writing py
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Nexus 5 $349(theverge.com)
6 points by mataug 13y ago|2 comments
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Ways to make money online, 200 of them(makeuseof.com)
29 points by mataug 13y ago|5 comments
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by mataug 13y ago
No Particular reason for this actually, I found this interesting so I thought I would share it
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Homo floresiensis(en.wikipedia.org)
12 points by mataug 13y ago|3 comments
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Build Bot ~ Python CI Framework(buildbot.net)
1 points by mataug 13y ago|0 comments
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How did Adam DAngelo improve so fast in TopCoder(quora.com)
1 points by mataug 13y ago|0 comments
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Chmod by Letters Vs Numbers(unix.stackexchange.com)
2 points by mataug 13y ago|1 comments
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by mataug 13y ago
If you put it that way, obviously no,but if you think about it as adjusting how you work with the availability of an internet connection, It seems more reasonable :-P
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Darcs Vs Git(haskell.org)
3 points by mataug 13y ago|2 comments
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by mataug 13y ago
Many would just do it as a challenge, Yes they are being a asshat, but they just don't realise that.
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by mataug 13y ago
I am really sick of Getting HN posts which say, Github is down, Gmail is Down , Service X is down .
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by mataug 13y ago
As I said these are quite specific to a few people who need to work while travelling. I live in India, I face this all the time, but I overcome this by effective time management.
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by mataug 13y ago
Okay how about this, There is not a Central Server UI for SVN that comes close to Github ! Rebase is very difficult to out-right impossible.
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by mataug 13y ago
That is a special and unique circumstance. One can definitely manage time so to not work while travelling.
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by mataug 13y ago
I don't this is really a killer feature in this age of always connected devices.
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by mataug 13y ago
This teething trouble is faced with any tool that needs to be used. In a short period of time everyone gets up to speed on how things work, and it will all be back to normal. Though this depends on the willingness to embrace the change.
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by mataug 13y ago
I doubt if any tool can ever support all the advanced features of GIT like its plumbing commands. Even a feature like rebase is which is fairly understandable on the CLI, becomes difficult to use on a GUI
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by mataug 13y ago
Intellij and other IDEs from jetBrains have pretty good GIT integration that works quite well and is similar to the GIT-cli
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by mataug 13y ago
The main issue we faced wasn't really branching, but the merging that needed to happen after that. It was a real pain. Here is a detailed explanation on why it sucks http://stackoverflow.com/a/2472251/492561
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by mataug 13y ago
I would agree, There is nothing that can beat the Git-cli at least for now.
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by mataug 13y ago
The gist: The technicalities of moving away from SVN was never a problem for us, It was more of a workflow issue. I think this should be the real reason anyone should consider moving their codebase from SVN to GIT.
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Why opting for Git was a natural choice(kissflow.com)
13 points by mataug 13y ago|45 comments
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Why I won't answer your survey(medium.com)
1 points by mataug 13y ago|0 comments
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by mataug 13y ago
Except the first point everything else seems like they can go wrong at anytime.
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by mataug 13y ago
There isn't any one stack, language or framework that is the best technology to learn. My suggestion would be to go with any one of many stacks, learn the basics like MVC on server and the client, working with HTTP, writing usable htm
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Sentimentality Is Not A Justification For War(bluntmonkey.wordpress.com)
2 points by mataug 13y ago|0 comments
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by mataug 13y ago
Agreed, git push -f has caused a lot of grief because of git newbies. So in my workplace its considered a cardinal sin except under some special circumstances. It needs a really big RED box around it.
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by mataug 13y ago
I wouldn't necessarily dismiss lots of lines of code as bloat, but In this case you are probably right.

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