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by mgalgs 5y ago
This is just too good... If you ever have children please remember this thread. Only then will you finally understand how ridiculous you look right now.
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by mgalgs 5y ago
Really awesome idea! I'd love some kind of aggregated stats/summary page where you could see the most-disagreed-with decisions, etc.
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by mgalgs 6y ago
Every time I see a big thread I smile knowing dang is going to have to write some comment about how they're working on things
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by mgalgs 6y ago
I worked on the Linux Kernel team at Qualcomm for about five years, left in 2016. Our director was very much in favor of upstreaming but the product release schedules were so aggressive everyone was scrambling just to hit customer deadlines
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by mgalgs 6y ago
> 11 March 2021 Editor’s Note: Readers are alerted that the conclusions of this article are subject to criticisms that are being considered by the Editors. A further editorial response will follow once all parties have been given an oppo
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by mgalgs 6y ago
Glad I'm not the only one who thinks this! I used to use it in my M3 all the time a few years ago. Doesn't make sense because the sign detection etc has improved...
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by mgalgs 6y ago
> take And if you use my (8 year old) PR you can "take" remote URLs, downloading and extracting tarballs and cloning git repos: https://github.com/ohmyzsh/ohmyzsh/pull/2029 Example: take ht
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by mgalgs 6y ago
I wanted to use a mechanical keyboard for years but working from home with other people in the house or working in an open office environment made it difficult due to noise. That was until I recently discovered the Gazzew Boba U4 tactile sw
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by mgalgs 6y ago
> I don't think I've ever heard professional investors describe generating returns as "easy." Well here ya go: https://youtu.be/VMuEis3byY4 Jim Cramer openly bragging about how easy it was to manipula
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by mgalgs 6y ago
Not currently illegal but I'd bet good money that it will be after this fiasco
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by mgalgs 6y ago
"social skills" LMAO. This is highly annoying and absolutely not good chat etiquette. Just ask your damn question!
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by mgalgs 6y ago
This (highly annoying) practice was pervasive at Qualcomm as well, and we had a go/hi with essentially the same content.
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by mgalgs 6y ago
I'm confused... How does aging speed up the evolutionary process?
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by mgalgs 6y ago
Everyone keeps saying this is "a lot" of wasted resources... AFAICT it's just one guy right now, and even if it were a small team that still sounds like a bargain. I would expect it to take at least a small team within Apple
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by mgalgs 6y ago
Love it. I see you're not running ads. What's your plan for monetization?
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by mgalgs 6y ago
magit /thread
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by mgalgs 6y ago
> Apart from "support" These days there are great 3rd party postgres support firms. We've used 2ndQuadrant for years and couldn't be happier.
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by mgalgs 6y ago
This looks awesome... Have you had issues with it breaking across magit updates?
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by mgalgs 6y ago
As others have mentioned, `C-h t` should be enough to get you comfortable using it as your daily driver. From there the sky is the limit!
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by mgalgs 6y ago
Or if you have ipython installed: import ipdb; ipdb.set_trace() which gets you a slightly fancier pdb.
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by mgalgs 6y ago
Yeah, where this gets really interesting is in the integration with the project's build system, CI, and test environments. I'm envisioning a project with a full automated build and test suite with an on-demand staging environment
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by mgalgs 6y ago
Right, and IMHO by the time they're old enough to start circumventing the filters then they're old enough to see the content. It's a self-enforcing gate. You're not mature enough to see the content until you're matu
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by mgalgs 7y ago
If you're running Linus' master branch, yes, things are going to break from time to time. Stick to LTS releases (which is what most distros use) and you'll be fine.
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by mgalgs 7y ago
Recursion by Blake Crouch! Biggest mindf * of the 2010's, hands down.
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by mgalgs 7y ago
TFA on Slashdot... Takes me back to the good old days of 2007...
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by mgalgs 7y ago
You should try something other than Ubuntu. Fedora or Arch are my standard recommendations these days.
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by mgalgs 7y ago
Regarding the spam concern, from securitytxt.org: > Will adding an email address expose me to spam bots? > > The email value is an optional field. If you are worried about spam, you can set a URI as the value and link to your secur
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by mgalgs 7y ago
> git amend HASH That's 9 characters plus the effort of finding and copy/pasting the hash. With magit it's two characters and you just focus on the hash in question. > `git amend -i` to pick a commit to edit in a searc
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by mgalgs 7y ago
It's actually `git commit --amend --no-edit`, but yes, it's basically "just" a shortcut. Count the keystrokes, though. If you spend much time working with git it's a huge win. Of course you could do something simila
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by mgalgs 7y ago
It's definitely slower for me (Linux, recent Intel with 20 cores, 32 GB RAM). I still use it on principle. But let's not get complacent with regards to performance. That's why Chrome won in the first place.

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