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by toomim 10y ago
"Don't sell your company!" - Founder of Vine
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by toomim 10y ago
Yes, by making a branch. Gitless allows you to branch and have unstaged, uncommitted changes on different branches. This extra power in branching is useful.
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by toomim 10y ago
Congrats, you got the joke! ;) A staging area is just a list of things to commit. There are many ways to make lists. I personally use emacs because direct manipulation rocks. Complaining about a change in one way to make lists is silly—gitl
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by toomim 10y ago
Wow, I'm trying this out on my git repositories and it's great! Look how simple it is to "install": tar xzvf gl-v0.8.3-darwin-x86_64.tar.gz sudo cp gl-v0.8.3-darwin-x86_64/gl /usr/local/bin
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by toomim 10y ago
You find it hard to create a list? Here's an example of making a staging file: echo file1 > staging # e.g. git add file1 echo dir2/file2 >> staging # e.g. git add dir2&#x2F
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by toomim 10y ago
Did you read the gitless instructions? [1] You get the same functionality as a staging area by keeping a list of all the files you want to commit, and then run once: gl commit -o file1 file2 file3 file4 [1] http://gitle
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by toomim 10y ago
Here's a research article I wrote on this topic; there's a section on the "costs of abstraction": http://harmonia.cs.berkeley.edu/papers/toomim-linked-editing...
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by toomim 10y ago
It doesn't do that. It doesn't cache the credentials. It doesn't even see your password.
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by toomim 10y ago
A page can be http, but what matters is if the fork submits to a https url. Does chrome care about how the page was loaded, or what the form submits as?
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by toomim 10y ago
Did you not desire to write this comment?
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by toomim 10y ago
> It is foolish: both SCTP (over UDP) and RTP+RTCP (over UDP) already exist, and in combination do exactly what the author wants. Can you explain this? What parts of "what the author wants" are implemented by which features in
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by toomim 10y ago
Thanks!
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by toomim 10y ago
What is the "incremental rendering" that this article is talking about?
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by toomim 10y ago
> Why don't companies hire programmers for fewer hours per day? My companies all let programmers choose when they work, and for how many hours. It works quite well.
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by toomim 10y ago
> but I think this is something that they really need to get a policy on now. Did you read the article? The main point was to be adaptive. Asking for a predefined fixed policy is preventing the ability to adapt. You don't know wha
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by toomim 10y ago
The sex ratio in DC has more females. But also your matches will tend to build up behind the scenes when you are away, as people swipe your now-relocated profile, so when you return, they'll unleash like a torrential orgasm.
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by toomim 10y ago
Is there any news here?
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by toomim 10y ago
> I don't see a scientific theory here at all. To be called science, it needs to have a hypothesis and be falsifiable Let me explain it for you: Hypothesis / Theory: The keys on the keyboard are laid out in their particular que
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by toomim 10y ago
Wonderful paper. And wow, the author has really managed to piss a lot of people off! People get really upset when you present work that points out flaws in their own thinking, using a different style than they've come to accept. It c
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by toomim 10y ago
He discusses tuning in section 3.3.3.
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by toomim 10y ago
Well, there's harmony, melody, rhythm, and words. Melody derives from harmony. I agree that this doesn't cover rhythm or words.
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by toomim 10y ago
I was in the same situation. Quit.
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by toomim 10y ago
Ah, I sense sarcasm.
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by toomim 10y ago
Nope, those are ASICs. They aren't USB-connected, though. They are mostly antminers from bitmain.com. Motherboards aren't used for CPU mining, but for controlling GPUs that mine Ethereum. There aren't ASICs for Ethereum.
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by toomim 10y ago
> Yes, there is a concentration of mining power in China, owed to their low costs of electricity. It's actually due more to the low costs of building a datacenter. The electricity prices in WA state, for example, are lower.
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by toomim 10y ago
It takes 3-5 business days for a bank transfer. Bitcoin takes 10 minutes, and ethereum takes seconds. 10 minutes is more efficient than 3-5 days.
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by toomim 10y ago
I don't see what this has to do with hipsters. The fonts are not very cool.
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by toomim 10y ago
Then the AI would pay someone to solve the captcha so it can read about its kill switch.
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by toomim 10y ago
Wouldn't it be great if someone got a job with these companies, as a mole? Then snoop through their activities, and write it up as an exposé?
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by toomim 10y ago
> Our goal is to help create an entirely new environment where individuals are the custodians of their official records and can easily share those records with others. It doesn't look like they actually need a blockchain for this. T

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