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by misnome 2y ago
It changed to match Github, and then it changed to exceed Github. Probably the biggest sales advantage Gitlab has is that nobody seems to know/remember that it's possible to run Github on-prem. That's exactly the reason our o
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by misnome 2y ago
I'm guessing this has come up (again?) now because there has been a "General Availability" in the new 16.11 where it's been apparently automatically turned on in our internal Premium instance (and individual users gettin
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by misnome 3y ago
I think it was in that repo discussions, but about IIRC Sphinx (whose plugins obviously depend on a specific version). I imagine any plugin ecosystem of dependent packages would have the same issue.
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by misnome 3y ago
Ugh, no. Stopped using Renovate when I discovered that it will happily propose a PR update for completely incompatible and conflicting dependencies. It literally looks at the latest version of each dependency alone, without considering if t
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by misnome 3y ago
Beeper does plenty besides PR stunts (which seems to have paid off)
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by misnome 3y ago
Are you reading the first half of the sentence you posted? They are clearly implying pressing the wrong button would be dangerous. It’s a bit confused about what exactly the problem is, so is a little self-contradictory (including elsewhere
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by misnome 3y ago
I love poetry but have found it pretty hard once you move off of anything that doesn’t manage to get wheels on pypi. We make extensive use of conda/mamba to solve this, and are pretty happy with it, especially with conda-forge.
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by misnome 3y ago
You are agreeing with the parent poster, who is saying that the 80% matters, and it's nonsensical to call the 80% 100%.
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by misnome 3y ago
*Teenagers, who are of course known for being perfectly rational in such things. Next you can sue designer clothing companies for not handing their products out for free to poor teens.
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by misnome 3y ago
This is exactly the same argument Epic made, and lost. Just like you have an illegal monopoly of 100% of the market of people posting on HN with the username "InsomniacL".
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by misnome 3y ago
Or how about if, I don't know, one of them you have to pay your carrier for, and one of them is free? That might be worth letting the user know about it.
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by misnome 3y ago
I agree - I read all three in sequence and each was better than the last. The last was a very different book than the first.
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by misnome 3y ago
I mean, it's a commercialised payload launch system. I'd be surprised if they weren't.
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by misnome 3y ago
My understanding is that the money is "back", but only because the Crypto holdings were frozen at the point of bankruptcy and the crypto prices have more than doubled since then. So, account holders might get something approaching
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by misnome 3y ago
That source doesn't match your claim at all. In fact it completely explains the observed behaviour? > Most tech related submissions with a hint of political partisanship will quickly be flagged to death by users (or die a slow death
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by misnome 3y ago
I'm non-American and found the usage fine. The bad usage is normally the context. In this case, the context is contrasting with the normal sources of HN. It's literally a mainstream source.
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by misnome 3y ago
Thanks! I’m sure they never thought of that! Or maybe they did, and there are advantages and tradeoffs to any approach. I’m sure your unique insight must be right, though.
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by misnome 3y ago
> an american court said they didn't have to keep them around They also said that they didn’t have to keep any subsidiaries around. It’s not even _pretending_ to be an independent subsidiary.
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by misnome 3y ago
Same thing as Apptainer/Singularity? Or a different approach? I always remember having issues using the Singularity outputs for anything that needed to interact with the filesystem.
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by misnome 3y ago
> That kind of life experience was his entire focus and his showpiece product failed utterly at it As did every other phone and tablet ecosystem, even the ones that tried to add flash. Turns out it was bloated, slow, insecure and battery
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by misnome 3y ago
> Calling them a bad actor is ridiculous. This is an absurd take. They very deliberately and publicly breached their agreement with apple, sued them when they got kicked out for it, and lost. If that isn’t a textbook description of a bad
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by misnome 3y ago
… according to Epic
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by misnome 3y ago
Like they said, self-identifying masochists!
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by misnome 3y ago
The empire parts are done well, and a nice solution to not having the same characters around when the time jumps. The production and design is good (at least for space/empire parts). But then they also made other characters move throug
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by misnome 3y ago
“Hack” > by using deceptive prompts
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by misnome 3y ago
No, “Don’t complain about the state of the world unless you are actively fixing it” is _explicitly_ excluding everyone who isn’t wealthy enough to do so. Try reading your own words once in a while rather than pretending that you intended so
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by misnome 3y ago
First Pluto and now this? What next, Uranus?
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by misnome 3y ago
We’re going to be officially moving to Agile! Soon. By which I mean the project planning committee has created a multi-hundred page document with precise BPM-style workflow charts (based on Jira, obviously), and non-technical managers have
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by misnome 3y ago
Do they claim it is?
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by misnome 3y ago
Snapchat boast about having a small turnaround for threats that they proactively scan for and forward to law enforcement. There is no mystery or need for intelligence skullduggery here.

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