retpoline__

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Getting started with LLVM development on Windows via WSL2(trolololo.xyz)
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What do bureaucrats get right that causes problems for engineers?US vs MemIssue(trolololo.xyz)
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Where on the doll did software eng. evangelism hurt you?(trolololo.xyz)
2 points by retpoline__ 3y ago|1 comments
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by retpoline__ 3y ago
My thoughts about software engineering evangelism best practices It is mostly about stuff like SOLID having 10s of interpretations and confusing principles that require years of xp to make sense (you realize that they're just poorly wr
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by retpoline__ 3y ago
This is funny because in PR oriented development I started treating commits in the same way as "save" in IDE, it's just backup of current state with irrelevant commit message. Everything is described at the end of the work in
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by retpoline__ 3y ago
I do believe that it is possible, at least at the API (cli) level. While git is good under the hood, then it has not really user-friendly interface. Also git heavily benefits from GitHub's success, which locks us with git :( I wrote ab
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by retpoline__ 3y ago
>The latter is ahead in network effects in a massive way - but I always preferred Mercurial. I'd have used it more but - network effects! - used git because of the projects I was working on. I've recently wrote a post about it
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by retpoline__ 3y ago
>It's been about a decade since git "won" the version control war due to the (yet another) unjustified tech hype wave Hah, I've recently wrote a post about similar issue - why we may be locked with git. >So what&#x
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Git{Hub|Lab} are good, but there's a small problem with that(trolololo.xyz)
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