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by mb7733 6y ago
The most frustrating part of this is that the developer experience isn't better when you check credentials into source control. It seems convenient until the credentials change (which they ought to now and then). Then when you check
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by mb7733 6y ago
I don't think xTx is is a great example for the demonstration of matrix calculus techniques, because it is a scalar. So, by definition, its derivative with respect to a vector v is going to be the gradient -- a vector of that scalar di
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by mb7733 6y ago
Don't worry, nothing I said is specific to newer bikes. Definitely, older bikes can present unique challenges but swapping tires hasn't changed. (Unless you get into tubeless... I wouldn't recommend it for road riding...) How
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by mb7733 6y ago
My advice is to go to a bicycle co-op and ask them for pointers. Do not take this as an insult -- I really believe you could benefit greatly from some instruction or a demonstration. If there are no bicycle co-ops in your area, reach out to
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by mb7733 6y ago
If fixing a flat takes a long time, I might suggest that your technique could be improved. Even though it seems like a simple task there really is a "right way" and many "wrong ways". There are great videos/articles
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by mb7733 6y ago
I agree with all of this and it's worth pointing out that unlike "ref" which some posters are claiming is too obscure, "pull request" is not even a term within git itself. As someone who was quite familiar with git
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by mb7733 7y ago
> There's really nothing complex or difficult enough in React, Vue, or any other UI framework that can't be picked up by a competent dev quickly. Honestly. Where I work we have a few undergrad co-op students who have just finis
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by mb7733 7y ago
How hard have you looked? You'd be hard pressed to find a computer alebgra system (CAS) that doesn't support algebraic reduction. It's been available for decades at this point. Popular systems offering this can do this includ
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by mb7733 7y ago
(2) The excess complication in the Git migration strategy is likely due to the inability of the underlying Git file formats to handle two different hash algorithms in the same repository at the same time. But, I could be wrong. Post a rebu
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by mb7733 7y ago
Doesn't all of this apply to git just as well, except for the last bit about the MD5 hash? It just seems to me that the Fossil maintainers have decided that keeping all old SHA1 hashes is acceptable, while the git maintainers have deci
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by mb7733 7y ago
According to him C# sucks too, so something tells me he's not the primary audience of a port from C# to TS
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by mb7733 7y ago
Same question here but using iked on on linux
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by mb7733 7y ago
To be fair, React has the same "wart". React is not guaranteed to work properly if you do: numbers = this.state.numbers; numbers.push(numbers.length + 1); this.setState({ numbers: numbers }); React docs here: https:&#x