whatevah5982

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by whatevah5982 6y ago
This is a result of the popularity of Github. Low barriers are good, but as a result of this you're getting also inexperienced/low-effort people alongside the rest. And they're the majority. Github is so popular that it has b
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by whatevah5982 6y ago
> a, it doesn't already exist in the destination, in which case you have no way of knowing that the previous-commit data is correct, because while tampering would change the commit hash, you don't know what the old hash was bec
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by whatevah5982 6y ago
As a single developer or a team working in the same organization you can ignore this property, however in a distributed VCS it is pretty much a defining and essential feature. Guaranteeing that the history is the same is paramount to ensure
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by whatevah5982 7y ago
The darkening is sufficient for regular cars, but it's almost useless when the headlight of the SUV behind you is at the driver's level :( I bought my car used a while ago, and it's now ~10 years old. I find the stock headlig
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by whatevah5982 7y ago
I'm not sure that's enough. Newer SUV cars have headlights which are stronger and bluer already coming out of the assembly line. When I have a SUV behind my regular utilitarian, I'm fully blinded. The higher headlights reflec
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by whatevah5982 7y ago
Some years ago I was unsatisfied with my pay and I accepted the interview of a Giant Search corp, getting to the on-site interview. The lunch with random employees was perhaps the best part of the experience for me, as it became abundantly