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Nullabillity

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    Comment #48675084

    I think NixOS itself could do a much better job here in terms of moving stuff from defaults into profiles. But yes, it'd also be nice to have something closer to dockerTools.stream…

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    Comment #45675817

    That, in itself, should be plenty of reason to stay the hell away from it.

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    Comment #45481001

    > I really can't think of anything that comes close in terms of [...] developer experience. Of all the languages that I have to touch professionally, C# feels by far the most opaqu…

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    Comment #45348917

    You can back up a debunking with receipts or reputation. Ideally, both. You and anotherlogin448 have neither, but also show incredible aggression towards anyone pointing that out. …

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    Comment #45055784

    I don't call it anything, because I'm not in the business of telling people how to write. (Besides asking them not to use SlopGPT, of course.)

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    Comment #45049990

    > Word and other editors/word processors change '--' to an em-dash I'd be suspicious of people doing their writing in Word and copying it over into random comment fields, too. > An…

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    Comment #45023178

    "Uses it" sounds strong.. I don't see any link to it from https://github.com/kieler/elkjs ? Annoyingly, anyone can just.. request a deepwiki for any GitHub repo. That one exists do…

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    Comment #44964960

    v4_updated_updated_proper_real.doc

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    Comment #44947244

    I haven't, no. But as far as I can tell from the documentation, it looks more like an alternative to stgit (with a similar lack of history or collaboration support)?

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    Comment #44943308

    Yep, That's the goal! ^^

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    Comment #44942643

    The former. If you intend to hard-fork then Git's model is already fine. If you're soft-forking and want to model your divergence explicitly then Lappverk might be for you.

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    Comment #44942287

    Yeah, I mentioned Quilt in the post! Lappverk is effectively an exercise in "What if Quilt, but you could interact with it using any Git tooling, rather than Quilt's half-baked cus…

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    Comment #44937428

    Yeah. For reference, this is a typical patchset for the project that motivated it.[0] Some of the patches are "routine" dependency upgrades, some of them are bugfix backports, some…

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    Comment #44937392

    (Author here.) > fork the repo (at whatever tag makes sense), then periodically sync with the latest code for that version. Yeah, this is the workflow that Lappverk is trying to en…

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    Comment #44937358

    (Author here.) The difference is that git rebasing is a destructive operation, you lose track of the old version when you do it. (Yes, there's technically the reflog.. but it's muc…

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    Comment #44797995

    Where's the NFT plateau of productivity? Asbestos? Lead? The Gartner model doesn't actually have anything to say about technology , it's just astrology for rich people.

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    Comment #44736643

    RIP charm, I guess.

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    Comment #44714910

    > Are you in the USA? Sweden.

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    Comment #44708083

    > Having a bunch of people peeing standing up into normal toilets would be a lot more gross than urinals. So.. sit the fuck down?

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    Comment #44708076

    Any modern (made within the last ~20 years) electric stove is going to just have a flat top with markings, just like an induction stove.[0] Before that you'd have a flat surface wi…

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    Comment #44700081

    > I haven't found this to be the case, they both require effort to clean. Electrics are (generally) a smooth flat surface. Of course you're not getting out of it entirely, but it's…

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    Comment #44660221

    Urinals are an unsanitary disaster anyway, and shouldn't exist; regardless of the genders involved.

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    Comment #44609127

    Not just that, the text results rewrite results to be AI slop: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=39808531

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    Comment #44583001

    That's true, but switching between all these 10ft UIs (Kodi, Steam for local games, Steam Link because its streaming client seems to be a lot less buggy than Steam's built-in one, …