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by untothebreach 11y ago
I don't see why. Sure, the CI server would have to be involved in some way to run the tests, but a central server for "coordinating" code review is unnecessary, IMO. Now, as github (and others) have shown, a central place for
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by untothebreach 11y ago
go to a conference that they sponsor (or at least have a booth at), they will be everywhere. I went to a small regional Python conference a couple years back and they were there.
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by untothebreach 11y ago
> has no choice of what to do Tell that to the MySQL cluster I inherited at my last job ;-). In all seriousness, I have to disagree with you, in that I think leader/follower captures the relationship fine. But at this point, I think
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by untothebreach 11y ago
All I'm saying, is if you recognize that a word is potentially costing you contributors, why wouldn't you change it if there is another word that is just as good? I'm just trying to be practical, not trying to force PC-think
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by untothebreach 11y ago
Sure it's a slippery slope, but let's think about this from the perspective of an open-source project (where I most see this issue debated). If a goal of yours is to attract as many people to contribute to your project as possible
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by untothebreach 11y ago
I don't see where anyone has proposed we "ban" any words at all. What I see are people who suggest that we use a different set of words, that accomplish the same ends as "master/slave," except with words that a
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by untothebreach 11y ago
Except that people's experience of words doesn't come from the dictionary. Words aren't experienced in a vacuum, people assign different meanings to words based on their own experiences. To some of us, "master/slave
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by untothebreach 11y ago
I don't think you need to learn C and C++ as a prerequisite for learning Rust, but I still think C is worth learning. The concepts that you would learn with C++ can be learned just as well by learning Rust, so I would skip C++ if I wer
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by untothebreach 11y ago
Don't buy the ZTE Open, it was a terrible phone
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by untothebreach 11y ago
Yea, I always seem to miss the "sign up" window at hockeystreams. I'll have to check out the audio stream, I hadn't heard about that, and I listen to a whole bunch of podcasts so I'm no stranger to audio-only entert
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by untothebreach 11y ago
Yea, the Red Wings are the one thing I miss after cutting the cord. The only option for me other than GC is going to a bar, and for a few reasons, that is not an option either. So, I catch the highlights online, go to the rink when I can,
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by untothebreach 11y ago
FYI, Autoplaying video
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by untothebreach 11y ago
I think, therefore I exist.
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by untothebreach 11y ago
Spanish, as well: "Te llamas $NAME" = "You call yourself $NAME", "Me llamo $NAME" = "I call myself $NAME"
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by untothebreach 11y ago
I'm not a huge fan of facebook either, but how is this a response to @jedberg's point, at all? Being a "For profit company" doesn't preclude them from "using their power for good once in a while."
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by untothebreach 11y ago
Looks like they have builds for Ubuntu 14.04 and 15.10. I expect they would work on other debian-based linuxes (linuces?) but haven't tried.
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by untothebreach 11y ago
Not necessarily, it just means that Kazakh citizens will have a root cert installed on their machine that will allow the government to MITM their https connections. The connection between the MITM and the client will be encrypted (just with
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Hamster-GTD(github.com)
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by untothebreach 11y ago
Elsewhere on that page they seem to give, if not approval of the construct, than at least acknowledgment that it is solving the problem: > The use of they as a singular pronoun is a hot topic in online grammar forums. By traditional stan
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by untothebreach 11y ago
That is zope, it is a pretty old framework that is _definitely_ "java in python."
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by untothebreach 11y ago
I would say that it is no worse only in the context of "grammatical correctness." In practice, assuming that a subject is one gender or another ends up favoring half the population over the other half, while using the surrounding
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by untothebreach 11y ago
Ha, well as one of the "older folk," I will say that while "xe" doesn't confuse me, it is definitely a bit jarring when I see it used. I have no problem with it's use, I am just not used to seeing it. I recentl
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by untothebreach 11y ago
> turning either to invented pronouns like xe and zie This made me pause...aren't all pronouns (and for that matter, words in general) "invented?" Are they (see what I did there...) just making a distinction between word
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by untothebreach 11y ago
I assumed it was probably people that fall into at least one of these two groups: 1) people who think I'm either an idiot and/or lazy for asking for a non-paywalled link instead of hunting one out myself, or 2) people who think as
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by untothebreach 11y ago
I am incognito :) Thanks, anyway!
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by untothebreach 11y ago
There is no "web" button on the page I'm seeing, but I ended up getting it by googling the article title. Thanks anyway! EDIT: Ah, I misunderstood, I thought you were referring to the title on the article page. Thanks again!
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by untothebreach 11y ago
There is no "web" on the page I'm seeing, but I just googled the article title and got it. Thanks. EDIT: Ah, I see, I misunderstood. Thanks!
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by untothebreach 11y ago
Is there a paywall-less link?
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by untothebreach 11y ago
Wouldn't it be clearer to just put `i != SIZE_MAX` then? I understand that anyone experienced with C probably wouldn't be confused by this, but you might as well sacrifice a couple characters in exchange for saving brain cycles, r
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by untothebreach 11y ago
Between virtualenvs, containers, or just plain ol' `make altinstall`, there are enough ways to run a python application that _doesn't_ use the system python interpreter that this shouldn't be an issue. Not to mention that mos

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