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by tcoff91 4y ago
In these scenarios, I think it's better to use merge commits. Anytime resolving conflicts becomes pretty intense, where you're feeling like there's a significant risk of introducing a bug in the resolution process, I think it
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The placebo effect has been demonstrated many times to actually be able to alter objective bio markers and lab test results. This is why it’s so critical to do placebo controlled studies of drugs to determine that they actually have efficac
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Man I’m paying 0.33 to $0.52 per kWh. I’d love to pay 0.15
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All the class components people wrote still work and can be maintained. React doesn't overhaul everything like Angular did. You can have function components with hooks and also have your old class components in the same app.
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The commit message should contain all the unusual context needed to understand the change. In practice however, most people write terrible commit messages.
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So you were linking against prebuilt libraries, and you had third party headers for those libraries that were doing some constexpr stuff that was breaking linking because the prebuilts no longer matched the headers? In C++ if you aren’t abl
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If only there were some kind of permissionless, censorship resistant payments system, so that we could operate our businesses without being arbitrarily crushed by faceless corporations.
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What makes this all so complicated is that there could very well be both many people whose problems are primarily biological, and others who are experiencing some kind of psychosomatic issue. There’s a ton of variation in people. COVID effe
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This makes the cache locality excellent and is great for game performance.
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If you fail the payment request, the Apple Pay dialog remains on the screen and the user can change cards. Before, the payment flow would end and the app would then submit a new payment request to try again.
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Apple Pay is changing in subtle ways that can break payment flows.
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Hammerspoon definitely is nice because of the fact that you are writing code so it’s very nice to work with. However, I feel like Keyboard Maestro is capable of much more powerful automation of interactions with GUI apps. Steps like Pause u
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I've definitely heard of times where gyms continue to attempt to charge you, claim that you owe them that money, and then send you to collections after months of failed payments.
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One pointing tool I highly recommend for RSI is the contour rollermouse.
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The great thing about vim is every major IDE has a vim emulator. So even when I use JetBrains I still get to use vim plus all the other great things in their IDEs. IDEA Vim is great. I had a job where I had to use many tech stacks and diffe
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If not every commit builds, you can use —-first-parent with bisect and bisect PR by PR instead of bisecting all commits.
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There’s no reason to squash commits to achieve this anymore. The —-first-parent option of git bisect makes it so that when you bisect, it won’t select commits from within the middle of a feature branch. It will only pick the commits that we
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Another great thing is that they are keyboard driven. Keyboard driven computing is far more powerful than using a mouse for many things.
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https://git-ps.sh/ This tool is really nice and related to these types of workflows.
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https://git-ps.sh/ This git patch stack tool is really nice. You don’t really use branches at all with it. You just build up a stack of atomic commits. At any time, you can request review of a patch, and it will cherry-pick
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You don’t have the ability to install tools on your work computer? That would be a deal breaker for me.
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The oral-b ones are very good. Sonicare's have big reliability issues in my experience.
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That looks fascinating. I've never heard of this.
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This looks interesting, I'll have to try this and see how I like it compared to fzf's fuzzy history search.
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Some graphQL clients can eliminate the need for these state management tools. Everything becomes just graphQL queries and mutations with very sophisticated caching. When you mutate some resource, other components that have queries that are
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by tcoff91 4y ago
Yeah the trail braking part makes sense to me, but I can't think of why you'd be continuing to press the throttle when you're in the braking zone. Is this some kind of trick to prevent an automatic transmission from downshift
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Using the brakes all the way into the apex of the corner helps to increase cornering speed by transferring more weight to the front wheels to increase grip. It's called trail braking. This isn't relevant for your example as in you
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by tcoff91 5y ago
This pattern is great. Especially with git log —first-parent. I highly recommend it. We use it to great effect.
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Sounds like Comcast for sure. That’s their go to move to punish people for canceling.
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Bodies heal unlike machines. Maintaining capacity of tissues has energy costs. The body does not want to waste energy maintaining capacity that it does not need. Therefore if your day to day existence does not demand a high level of fitness

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