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901.
by stouset 2y ago
`jj --config ui.color=never` Maybe the blog posts don't sell it well, but I find it pretty telling that bordering on zero people ever enter the comment section for Jujutsu posts to complain about a bad experience they had. Just dozens
902.
by stouset 2y ago
Thirded. I relegated jj-related articles to /dev/null for a long time having believed nothing was likely to supplant git. Then… wow, actually almost exactly a year ago something moved me to read the `jj init` post here. I read it,
903.
by stouset 2y ago
If you require a physical touch for every sign operation on your YubiKey and you sign all your commits, you are going to have a bad time with jujutsu. That is somewhat unavoidable. If you are open to caching your credentials and only requir
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by stouset 2y ago
I haven't used this workflow personally, but it should be fine. `jj git push` does an equivalent to `--force-with-lease`, so if there are remote commits that are later than what your current bookmark points to, it won't overwrite
905.
by stouset 2y ago
Bold of you to read something completely different than what I actually said. Self-propaganda?
906.
by stouset 2y ago
I am opposed to the way Israel is handling the war and believe they are committing unspeakable atrocities against the Palestinian people. My Instagram reels are filled with content supporting those beliefs. To my knowledge, Instagram is sti
907.
by stouset 2y ago
This has nothing to do with the speech. The speech is protected as always. You are free to say the same things on any platform you like: soapbox, print, a website, social media, anywhere. What is being prohibited is an adversarial governmen
908.
by stouset 2y ago
The concerns are about adversarial foreign governments being able to silently target messages to highly-influenced demographics en masse. I swear I have heard zero people opposed to the ban who seem to even be vaguely aware of that aspect w
909.
by stouset 2y ago
Look at the growth of the national debt during the last Trump presidency.
910.
by stouset 2y ago
Having worked at a competitor, I’ll simply say I know nothing specifically of Okta’s hiring practices, but it’s bold of you to assume they’re hiring any security engineers whatsoever. Still, this was twelve years ago when I was at the com
911.
by stouset 2y ago
It's complicated, no? Reasonable developers are qualified to do those things. But to build a full-featured authentication subsystem for their webapp? If it's something that holds any kind of reasonably private info, I'm not s
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by stouset 2y ago
Thankfully, we all live outside of the environment.
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by stouset 2y ago
The worst isn’t flooding some streams, it’s the crop failure from lack of water during the summer thanks to emptying the reservoirs over winter. This is active sabotage of the nation’s food supply. I can’t wait to find out how this will be
914.
by stouset 2y ago
It’s wonderful that completely uninformed politicians at the national level are making low-level decisions like this now. What could go wrong?
915.
by stouset 2y ago
I did not say that golang apps require five times the amount of code as projects in other languages, I said that I need to read five times the amount of code to understand the high-level task that's being performed. And I would say I
916.
by stouset 2y ago
> it's harder to write bad code in Go compared with most languages I have worked in many, many codebases and I just can’t say I agree. There are some ways in which go programmers don’t write code as badly as they might have in oth
917.
by stouset 2y ago
If I add two days, semantically, I want to add two days. The date should increment by two. The time should remain the same, even if a DST transition has occurred.
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by stouset 2y ago
“Well-designed” involves making good tradeoffs where the upsides are useful and the downsides have manageable workarounds. Go certainly has its fair share of these. Go also has countless own-goals where a serious concession was made with
919.
by stouset 2y ago
I should have said “arrivals and departures”. KATL has 2,100–2,700 arrivals and departures per day. Even if we assume those are equally spaced throughout the day (they aren’t) we’re over 100/hour. But sure. It’s a mild exaggeration. It
920.
by stouset 2y ago
Trains run on fixed tracks with fixed intersections, and one track might see a handful of them per day. Planes around airports come in from all directions in three dimensions, and there can be hundreds of arrivals per hour. These are vastly
921.
by stouset 2y ago
I hope they succeed! It’s not throwing rocks at them to point out the obscene numbers of and size of obstacles they need to overcome to others on the sidelines who seem to think that this is anything more than a very, very early step alon
922.
by stouset 2y ago
The cost of putting a single car and driver-for-hire on the streets is a handful of dollars, so it's easy to do many of them at a loss. The cost of putting a single instance of a new airplane design of this scale into the air with even
923.
by stouset 2y ago
I don't think you fully appreciate the number of obstacles in the way of new entrants building commerically-operable airplanes. Flying a supersonic prototype is amazing. But it is a depressingly-small amount of the overall work necessa
924.
by stouset 2y ago
In what way do you think building a new but still-uneconomic supersonic plane is going to change the world for the better?
925.
by stouset 2y ago
> Earth's transit would be about 12 hours, Jupiter's transit around 29 hours …per year, for Earth; per ~12 years for Jupiter is I think what the GP was asking. This is extremely dependent on the radii of the inner and outer lim
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by stouset 2y ago
I can stream almost any song I can conceive of in a matter of seconds from my phone. In doing so I can play it wirelessly across every speaker in my house simultaneously as well as on my TV. The lyrics will be displayed on that TV alongside
927.
by stouset 2y ago
I don’t even have to type anything in fish. It automatically shows prefix completions. Fish really is amazing and it really is worth the minor transition costs.
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by stouset 2y ago
I genuinely believe this is a valuable use of cryptocurrencies. That said, I would wager enormous sums of money that on net, they have been dramatically negative. Once you factor in the vast quantities of energy wasted (even using up energy
929.
by stouset 2y ago
That makes sense, thanks for your response! I’m truly sorry to hear about the challenges you’re going through, and I genuinely hope improvements in the technological landscape afford you greater access to the world in each coming year than
930.
by stouset 2y ago
I would love to understand your thinking around not wanting to give apps microphone access while simultaneously being excited about the prospect of giving apps direct access to your literal brain.

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