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Deradon
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Comment #45860497
Question for any aviation expert: Would TCAS be triggered at such a low altitude on departure?
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Comment #44833713
Found this in the GPT-5 Announcement: > Availability and access > GPT‑5 is starting to roll out today to all Plus, Pro, Team, and Free users, with access for Enterprise and Edu com…
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Comment #38252735
There was not really a place to put it into the rails doc. But I put a comic strip as a tribute to _why into a related blog post: https://cult.honeypot.io/reads/why-ruby-on-rails-i…
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Comment #34893873
TDD = Test Driven Development It's not comprehensive documentation, it's a process of software development. Start with the most simple test first, make it green via the most simple…
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Comment #32357469
For ruby projects where I could simply put the "new test" in a new file I do this: 1. Create new test (e.g. "spec/reproduce-bug_spec.rb") 2. Ignore it locally: `echo "spec/reproduc…
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Comment #31901508
Offtopic but related: Conventional commits: https://www.conventionalcommits.org/en/v1.0.0/
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Comment #31420756
Another comment already mentioned the `.git/info/exclude` directory. For completeness link to the online docs: https://git-scm.com/docs/gitignore git will take 3 files into conside…
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Comment #30026251
Disclaimer: I'm working at honeypot (but not involved in the documentary at all)
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Comment #27659382
You're right. What I've got is NOT the original. I was misled by the almost identical look, wow. (got a FlyingGooseProduct here)
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Comment #27659016
Here in Germany I can still get it in almost every supermarket. So I don't know if it is the EU blocking imports.
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Comment #27254540
In the mid 90s my parents and me were having a 2-day trip from eastern part of Germany to Paris in a "Trabbi". It was loud as hell inside the car. And still, I don't know why, I re…
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Comment #27193377
So maybe to explain myself: I'm used to scan through the homepage and open link and comment side by side for a few things that I think are interesting to me. While reading through …
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Comment #27193138
Imo, it's not a good idea to directly link to the extension as one might accidentally hit the "Add to chrome" button. (e.g. when coming from the homepage and not peeking into the t…
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Comment #26884182
I'm running my teamspeak instance within an LXC container on my physical host. So the only IP I do see is good old home (127.0.0.1). But admins better not use the IP-ban feature in…
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Comment #26573161
And according to the twitter-bio of the individual, who brought this up, he's related to Red Hat, which are also affected [^1]. [^1] https://github.com/RedHatInsights/compliance-ba…
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Comment #24584683
Wow, I'm kinda impressed of all the negative comments here. What's making a short and focussed daily synchronization meeting (aka: Daily/Standup) useful for me: * Short and focusse…
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Comment #23006067
Actually, for me it's the other way round. Sometimes I write german words like "BratwurstBratGerät" (UpperCamelCase)
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Comment #22361007
It's my default. On the left buffer I've got the implementation, on the right buffer I've got the spec/test.
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Comment #22184591
I'd structure the Dockerfile in another way with the "python:3.8-alpine" approach. E.g. something like: FROM python:3.8-alpine RUN apk add --no-cache --virtual build-dependencies g…
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Comment #21543575
> Committing the red test and the fix to the test in two commits makes the bug and its fix easy to review. I've done this in the past. Then I started to use `git bisect` and having…
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Comment #20894199
It is explained at the top-level document: https://google.github.io/eng-practices/#terminology