nativecoinc

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Git v2.40.0(lore.kernel.org)
7 points by nativecoinc 4y ago|0 comments
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
> My mistake, I saw your name was xiaodai and assumed. Oh my bad, I disregarded your comment based on your assumed Chinese nationality and “spam” (also assumed?). Since you’re not Chinese you’re worth my time. I don’t get it.
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
Comparing ten-years-ago Java with todays: Yeah, it’s come a long way but it’s nowhere close to what Scala is (for better or worse; I truly don’t know).
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
Perl 5 has that. Perl 5 seems to have all these annoying boilerplate lines that you need to add to every file in order to get “Perl The Good Parts”. But I think (I read) that they managed to boil it down to just one line.
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How one of the Git For Windows maintainers keeps up to date with Git (2017)(lore.kernel.org)
2 points by nativecoinc 4y ago|1 comments
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
Bjarmason’s post[1] (the parent/replied-to of this submission) explains a way to both use git-rebase and git-merge in the case when you both want the rebased history as well as the “previous version” (so to speak history). He uses an
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
If you search through the commits on the Git project you’ll notice that they often reference previous commits in their commit messages. So yes: past history often comes in handy.
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
There’s another concern: repository bloat.[1] Ts'o does not want this link to be a mandatory part of the final commit which everyone needs to get on every pull.[2] His own proposal does not necessitate keeping “history blobs” around: j
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Theodore Ts'o on how he uses Git when working on Linux (2017)(lore.kernel.org)
48 points by nativecoinc 4y ago|7 comments
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
The OP[1] wants the best of git-merge and git-rebase: to be able to rewrite history as well as to have a new “replaces” pointer which points back to the commit before the rebase happened (basically). > I've been calling this proposa
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
Right on, brother. My friend from from Bhutan wants to get into Christianity by reading the Bible like a nerd. I keep reminding her that most Christians where I come from (the Old World, so authentic) mostly only go to church on Sundays and
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
For sure. Most people would agree that doing something as a fitness regiment is not a religion. But you say that there is “no Buddhism” in the West. Clearly there are people who practice Buddhism in the West, whether that be “Western Buddhi
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
Crazy. I thought Pong was “the first video game (released in the 1970s)”. And this sounds a lot more involved.
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
I mostly use my work computer in my free time. The ultimate test: can you develop Java on it? (In practice, not in principle.)
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
The total size of the files in the repo is 1.35 GiB. The total size of all the blobs is 84.9 GiB. https://pastebin.com/T5HRMfg9
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
What a gross quote.
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
Article ostensibly about doing better than SQL: Ah, interesting Underlying vision or assumption that we’ll all be using JavaScript/TypeScript in any case: Freaking really ??
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
I cloned git clone https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project When entering the directory my fancy prompt timed out [WARN] - (starship::utils): Executing command "git" timed out. But it seemed OKish
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
I want to do some whitespace refactoring on the files in our project. File activity is useful for that since then I can change files that no one is likely to be touching.
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Use of Assertions (2014)(blog.regehr.org)
4 points by nativecoinc 4y ago|0 comments
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
Of course a superficial read of a philosophy/attitude/religion which might say something like “turn the other cheek” (basically), and “do the best with what you’ve got”, and “pain is certain but suffering is optional” will be “com
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
> I’m 45. Wife. Kid. The works. Should someone who is 45 years of age who has none of those things perhaps visit that website?
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
On the contrary: I get 80% of my woo-fix from AI True Believers.
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
Z^iz^ek is the kind of person who is an anti-communist while living under Communism, an anti-capitalist while living under capitalism, an anti-Buddhist while living in Boulder, CO, and an anti-catholic while living in Poland.
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
For sure, the Buddhist majority oppression of the Muslim minority in Myanmar is a niche comparative/inter-religious fact and not something that has been on the world news. Sarcasm.
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
How interesting. And inconsistent!
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
Isn’t trading humans one of the wrong professions to lead (contra right livelihood)? Then I don’t see how buying slaves could be right or neutral.
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
I have been part of a Tibetan sect (a Western sect associated with Karma Kagyu). The people there said that Tibetan Buddhism was the most advanced form of Buddhism. But also that it was only for those who were ready for it. Theravada Buddhi
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
I learned nothing new from this piece. - Buddhist monks being celibate is well-known - Being comically (to a normal person) non-violent (the mutilation example) as an ideal is also known - Either you accept Dukkha as self-evident based on y
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by nativecoinc 4y ago
> “Mjøsa is like a mini-ocean, or a really large fjord,” says marine archaeologist Øyvind Ødegård from NTNU. I cringe every time people call a lake a fjord.

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