tcoff91

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   by tcoff91 3y ago

   Those who use it by emailing patches around aren't affected, ala the linux kernel.
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   by tcoff91 4y ago

   My gut is only healthy when I'm mostly eating plants, it's crazy to make a blanket statement that eating plants is bad for your gut. How are you supposed to get fiber without plants?
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   by tcoff91 4y ago

   My understanding of how physics works is that due to the probabilistic nature of quantum physics, you can’t predict the future perfectly. So your decisions were not pre-ordained even though they were the result of physical processes happeni
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   by tcoff91 4y ago

   YouTube music supports uploading your music library to it.
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   by tcoff91 4y ago

   Have you tried LSD or psilocybin for your migraines? I believe there is a pretty decent body of evidence that they are effective, even at small doses that don’t make you trip.
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   by tcoff91 4y ago

   Its insane that NSA is 1/16 of federal budget. Thats way too much money to spend on merely one part of the defense budget.
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   by tcoff91 4y ago

   You should get the vaccine regardless to enhance your immunity in case of a potential re-infection. If it helps you feel better that's just a bonus.
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   by tcoff91 4y ago

   I remember having all kinds of strange issues with subversion that were hard to resolve as a novice, not being able to commit for cryptic reasons, etc... Perforce is the only tool I've used that was actually pretty simple, and even the
9. 399.▲
   by tcoff91 4y ago

   He said non-google. There is no decent support from google.
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    why would you compile vscode to wasm when it's basically already a web app? you can run vscode in a browser already.
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    Wow that is some BS
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    Can’t forget Interlagos as far as classic tracks go.
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    Given the amount of drunk drivers i see on the road in LA now i don’t know if they enforce that, let alone the speed limit.
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    You can use the Trezor as a password manager. Passwords are not stored on the device, but the key and all encryption/decryption happens on the device.
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    Ctrl-r history search is made 1000x better with fzf fuzzy history search. https://github.com/junegunn/fzf
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    I wonder if they'll restrict this to EU-only. So perhaps europeans will have more access than the rest of us.
17. 407.▲
    by tcoff91 4y ago

    The github history view is garbage and people should stop using it.
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    If people knew about --first-parent everyone could stop complaining about merge commits in the history.
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    For long-lived feature branches that are the target of multiple smaller PRs, history should never be rewritten. I call these branches integration branches. I agree with you wholeheartedly that master should be merged into the branch. It&#x2
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    I use Yabai on MacOS to do tiling window management and it works reasonably well, although not as good as linux window managers.
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    Is that a form of illegal insider trading?
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    Force with lease is like force push except if the branch you are force pushing to has changed since you last fetched then it will cancel the force push.
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    This means that the instead of fixed width integer types that have a finite maximum due to being 32-bit or 64-bit etc…, the language could use an integer type that can grow to be as many bytes as is needed to store the number. This is calle
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    How is it possible that an injection is the most painful thing you have ever felt? You’ve never fallen off a bicycle, or accidentally cut yourself while cooking, or any number of other minor injuries? That must have either been one seriousl
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    The hardest bugs to find are often the ones that can be fixed with a one line change. If you figure out a bug quickly, then you are usually in trouble and have to refactor your codebase to resolve it or introduce an awful hack to fix it.
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    This tripodsy portable tripod standing desk is the best ive seen for portable ergonomics. I have one and its pretty awesome. The keyboard tray is a little small though so you will need a compact keyboard. https://a.co/d&#x2F
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    I've been taking a different tactic. I have been using git-patch-stack https://git-ps.sh/ , and making all my PRs be 1 commit, and trying to keep my PRs smaller using feature flags and things of that nature that allow m
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    You can revert a merge commit.
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    Don't approve PRs that have those commits. A PR doesn't necessarily have to be a single commit to be a good PR. Sometimes, it makes sense for a PR to have several atomic commits. Those tiny messy commits should be fixed-up into th
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    by tcoff91 4y ago

    So much this. Everyone needs to learn about --first-parent, it makes git log, git bisect, etc... so much more powerful and prevents people from just squashing PRs into giant mega-commits that make the history so much less useful.