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develop7
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Comment #48397479
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Comment #47738184
I'm confirming the sentiment is accurate. Background: using Git (involuntarily) since 2010, did my fair share reading it's source, put honest effort into reading it's man pages, so…
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Comment #46387478
There's always someone that reads it and replies with a straight face.
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Comment #45799288
Hey, both judojj.com and https://github.com/JudoJJ/ are 404, what happened? UPD: oh gotchu https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45717247
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Comment #44668102
And my axe!
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Comment #44661612
A million times this. I wonder how to make them accountable though.
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Comment #43240074
Somehow it makes me quite certain US will not stall shipping latest and newest weapons to Russia, contrary to the way they did to Ukraine.
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Comment #43240050
Sure, but what are you going to do about that? (edit: formatting)
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Comment #42576550
The Bad's way better today, 7 years later after 2017. And the Good is better too!
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Comment #40352705
Could you elaborate on the "more practical" bit?
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Comment #40352695
Because everything can do IO and launch missiles there :) And there's no way to limit it (except maybe algebraic effects introduced recently? I'm pretty sure nobody uses them anywa…
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Comment #40352660
> The people who like Haskell think differently from the people who like C. I'm familiar with numerous people who _like_ C and there's one thing that stands out about them is they …
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Comment #40318830
Me from 2013 when I've left PHP for Ruby would definitely be in awe. Today, not using Ruby for 5 years now, it's "meh". With the utmost respect to the effort of everyone involved.
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Comment #39431237
PostgREST: https://postgrest.org/ Hadolint
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Comment #38010775
Okay, so what a concerned citizen can actually do? I'm pretty sure attempting to convince them fuckers otherwise is a waste of breath/bytes & time, so
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Comment #36584481
Hear hear
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Comment #36549384
Moreover, isn't making scraping impossible illegal per a couple-of-years-old bill?
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Comment #36546868
You can produce anything you want out of lossless file. Other way around? Not so much
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Comment #31743966
I mean, you have to justify being stuck somehow. While GitLab is certainly not an average Rails project technical debt-wise (I'm a tiny-time contributor to GitLab and my experience…
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Comment #29703591
but linux kernel is covered by tests. Not 100%, not all the subsystems, but there are automated tests nevertheless (introduced by Greg K-H, AFAIR)
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Comment #28305791
I wonder why this otherwise thorough post doesn't mention almost decade-old feature called "refinements" [1]? 1: https://ruby-doc.org/core-2.5.3/doc/syntax/refinements_rdoc....
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Comment #25554838
For 12439th Time, Git Is Simple And Beautiful! Can you See It Now? Another attempt to explain Git implementation details & lingo, because rewriting Git end user docs to not refer t…
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Comment #25188573
Mercurial, Pijul, Bazaar, Subversion In fact, it's every fucking version control system other than Git.
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Comment #24590211
See, there's literally thousands of "git guides" and maybe dozen of "visual guides" (not to mention cheatsheets, "handy aliases" lists, etc.) and they keep coming, which begs the q…