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by u801e 6y ago
I don't think that herd immunity can be achieved without a vaccine. We never had herd immunity to smallpox, polio, measles, mumps, rubella, varicella, or any other virus until we had vaccines for those viral diseases.
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Git Email Flow versus GitHub Flow(blog.brixit.nl)
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by u801e 6y ago
> Is there a way to see medium.com posts without the login-wall? I've never encountered the login page for any article I've tried to read on medium.com. I wonder what triggers it?
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by u801e 6y ago
Some religions use a lunar based calendar. The customs and holidays shift relative to the Gregorian calendar over a number of years.
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by u801e 6y ago
> The infrastructure for creating and sharing e.g. virtual box images does not exist. vagrant [1] provides this feature based on my understanding. [1] https://www.vagrantup.com/docs/cli/cloud
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by u801e 6y ago
What problem does Docker solve that using a VM cannot solve?
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by u801e 6y ago
I believe there was a period of about a year where it wasn't possible to run Docker on Fedora 31 or higher because the former did not support the cgroups v2 interface.
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by u801e 6y ago
> What's the alternative to docker? And by that, I mean a solution that a team can reasonably use across Linux, Windows, and Mac. Virtual Machines. VirtualBox in combination with vagrant works reasonably well cross-platform.
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by u801e 6y ago
> A while ago, github replaced the pagination on their commits page to be based on a git commit ID instead of a page number. After that change, it made it a lot more difficult to find the oldest commit in a large repo git log has a rever
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by u801e 6y ago
On occasion, others will force push their feature branch that's associated with a merge/pull request. In that case, running git fetch origin and git reset --hard origin/branch-name to get your local tracking branch in the sam
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by u801e 6y ago
I believe loose objects are also packed when pushing to a remote or fetching from it. I wonder if the remote's .git folder is also about 3 MB in size.
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by u801e 6y ago
> You fixed something from the immediately-buildable tarball that you'd rebuilt and tested That entirely depends on whether the necessary libraries and headers are installed on the system you're using. > even something that
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by u801e 6y ago
To be fair, setting up one's git config is a one time step. But there is a bit of effort required to keep one's GitHub fork up to date relative to the repository it was forked from.
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by u801e 6y ago
But you need to figure out how to integrate your collegue's work into your own working tree. Automatically merging the changes isn't what should be done in all cases.
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by u801e 6y ago
Before Github, submitting a patch required reading some documentation in the project about how to submit patches, set up one's git config to properly generate the patches and email them. Then came the part of actually making the chang
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by u801e 6y ago
Personally, I think that git pull should not be a command that one can run in normal situations. The common expectation when one is making changes, is to commit and then push. So why shouldn't the same apply when getting changes from
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by u801e 6y ago
> Git will be replaced by something that uses intuitive metaphors like "save", "load", "undo", "go back to old version", "update my work with work from colleague", "update the offici
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by u801e 6y ago
> Although it isn't necessarily the most "user-friendly", pretty much every HTTP(S) client and server in existence supports using certificates to authenticate clients. It's also not limited to HTTPS. Other protocols
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by u801e 6y ago
"Lasagna code" might be a better term.
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by u801e 6y ago
Another related law is the requirement for cyclists to keep as far right as practicable regardless of whether or not there are marked lanes for traffic [1]. Most states have a law that requires vehicles moving at less than the normal speed
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by u801e 6y ago
You did specify current rocket tech. The technologies you're talking about have not been tested or used commercially or by any space agency as far as I'm aware.
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by u801e 6y ago
Even the New Horizons spacecraft's speed relative to earth is less than Voyager 1, and it was launched back in 2006.
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by u801e 6y ago
The voyager 1 probe is about 21 light hours from us after 43 years even with gravitational assist. Proxima Centauri is about 4.2 light years away.
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by u801e 6y ago
If you compare Homer in the first season to how he was in the tenth season, it's pretty evident, unless you consider the first season an outlier.
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by u801e 6y ago
> You can't create an SSH key with select role permissions like you can with a Personal Access Token. The ssh-keygen manpage has a section under the heading CERTIFICATES that describes the permissions that are configurable when gene
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by u801e 6y ago
You could effectively get 2FA if: 1. your private key requires a passphrase to decrypt or 2. Github could be configured to require both the private ssh key as well as a username and password to authenticate
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by u801e 6y ago
Some industries in China follow the 996[1] working hour system. [1] https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/996_working_hour_system
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by u801e 6y ago
One way to make the or inclusive is to use the construct and/or.
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by u801e 6y ago
> This I say after a couple of recent days in which the GUD gdb interface was a great help in solving a few of the problems I was working on. Does VI has something similar built in? Or for any of the common workflows like these which wor
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by u801e 6y ago
> I’d like to sit down all university professors who teach compiler courses and teach them a course on what’s relevant. Courses should be used to teach general concepts while industry should be used to show those how to apply those conce

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