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by wruza 2y ago
On one hand this, on the other, being born there is a live sentence. The thought that somewhere exists a kid just like I was, but his fate is to pick roots and other local equilibrium things, all his life… bitter. He’ll never learn about go
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by wruza 2y ago
Mind you, I’m a former x86 asm and C guy who avoids writing HTML. Web 1 state transfers never made sense to me. It just doesn’t click, I don’t think this way and refuse to do so in the name of not sure what. And while I despise react for it
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by wruza 2y ago
Also happens with drugs, the you understood everything thing, teleportation, repetitions, etc, repetitions, etc. We get used to our usual normal-functioning consciousness, but there’s a whole universe of its potential modes and what-cause
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by wruza 2y ago
For the curious, xorshift128+: uint64_t a = s[0]; uint64_t b = s[1]; s[0] = b; a ^= a << 23; a ^= a >> 18; a ^= b; a ^= b >> 5; s[1] = a; return a + b; https://stackoverflow.com/a&
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by wruza 2y ago
Touch button area also serves as a holding point (e.g. for a pinky finger or a thumb base) that doesn’t touch the screen. When I bought my SE, my buddy bought 13 mini, which had full-surface touch. Our every telegram discussion ended in him
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by wruza 2y ago
As someone who tried, this “I’ll just go android” is just a dream. I almost threw it into the wall a few times while using it for around eight months. Returning to iphone felt like working with kittens after a year of insurance company cler
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by wruza 2y ago
Not to mention that all spoons are different. I always get confused about “half a spoon”. Is it half of a “pile” or there must be half of its surface visible from above, while the subject matter is flat in the spoon (i.e. the lateral projec
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by wruza 2y ago
Yep, with a branch they pushed into. I guess you're ignoring the same context as another commenter elsewhere, probably because your workflow is restricted only to modes that git "supports".
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by wruza 2y ago
Threaded merges are easy to screw up, that's why git invented that "rebase" crutch, both be-cause and the-cause it doesn't know which changes are in revision, only the file contents. Not sure how one can look at it and n
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by wruza 2y ago
People, whom I knew since these times and who really like getting stuff done and have done it much, all facepalmed when seen things like git, webdev, etc. Getting stuff done is not performing hundreds of technical operations and thinking
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by wruza 2y ago
“Break” doesn’t mean repo integrity corruption. It means that you try to merge a branch, and it shits itself with hundreds of conflicts that shouldn’t appear and/or has changes that may partially revert the progress made by other merge
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by wruza 2y ago
Jujutsu Whew, just from the intro this feels like a breath of fresh air. Probably gonna migrate to it right after finishing the tutorial. Thanks for mentioning! https://github.com/jj-vcs/jj
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by wruza 2y ago
First I didn’t understand git, now I don’t want to do the work. Then I do the work but it doesn’t work. Feel free to LMGTFY me on the last question. Do you know the answer? Is there an answer? Can you do the work? What a stupid series of se
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by wruza 2y ago
If people can't learn git, I wouldn't trust them with the even harder parts of software development. This idea breaks under pressure. People have limited concentration and the more you demand for daily routine, the less there’s
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by wruza 2y ago
This doesn’t work. Look: Commits are sets of files. They form a tree. A branch is a named location in this tree. The index aka staging area is a pre-commit that has no message. Workdir is just workdir, it doesn’t go in the repo unless you s
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by wruza 2y ago
I’ve seen tortoise users break their repo, struggle to understand the issue and then push it through, making it everyone’s problem. Git language is screwed, you cannot unscrew it with a right-click gui because you basically click some latin
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by wruza 2y ago
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=38430581 Web push is basically useless because Google hasn't prioritized fixing the issues causing Android to delay the notifications by 10 minutes or more. They are basically only
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by wruza 2y ago
Any type of economic activity in USD involves paying rent or huge surplus to those who hoarded real estate (which doesn’t go away any soon). I don’t see the big difference here. Doesn’t mean it’s a good thing, but let’s at least apply the a
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by wruza 2y ago
I mean, what I'm about is really the same, just the other way round. Countries usually erase zeroes after hyperinflation adds them, cryptocoins can just add extra zeroes due to deflation. No change in value, just higher granularity. Th
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by wruza 2y ago
Can’t wait till they patch it away and we lose the ability to investigate our own https traffic.
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by wruza 2y ago
What it really is is basically a consensus between participants. Once the consensus about a change gains critical mass, that change just happens, by someone coding it into the software and people updating to it. The change (fork) becomes ma
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by wruza 2y ago
It is highly divisible though, there’s 2.1e15 satoshi and 2.3e14 cents in the world (re google). It can lose 90% of itself before being unable to replace cents. Also, the network can just agree to change the protocol to fix this issue, shou
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by wruza 2y ago
Not all people (and/or not in all development phases) granulate commits to something easily describable that is not “update code”. Having mass changes or flow of consciousness style refactorings in a single commit is absolutely normal.
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by wruza 2y ago
You can have it either way, it’s not for you but for people who disagree with what they deem a preference that is the only option when there’s no alternative.
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by wruza 2y ago
Lots of them, not only fu -> function, but whole blocks of code with parameters (snipmate style). A few of half-pages of code and then dozens of little expansions, for many filetypes. This is a result of a process I call experience disti
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by wruza 2y ago
If that’s so useful, make your language support the concept of lexical environments instead. Otherwise it’s just manual sunsetting every day of week. Our craft is full of this “let’s pretend we’re in a lisp with good syntax” where half of i
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by wruza 2y ago
I agree that issues in what you’re used to feel more acute. But I’ve spent my time on linux not less than on windows and osx (and dos, fwiw). Each claimed at least seven years of my life (but ofc windows was in the background all the time).
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by wruza 2y ago
Wrong, it’s a lie some people forced years ago. “DOM manipulation” boils down to setting attributes and reordering children. It works the same for everyone cause it’s a browser API. React, Vue and Angular work slower because they have to ac
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by wruza 2y ago
2 or 3 people working on a frontend without strict supervision and hierarchy is literally the same clusterfuck as with any other [non-]stack.
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by wruza 2y ago
What?! All HN does is chatting about AI perspectives and politics. Never seen a tutorial or an in-depth article here. And I visit here like a lot.

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