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Comment #37016123
Yes, exactly. Git worktrees will for instance make it easier to merge changes between multiple checked out branches without pushing upstream. For big repositories with long histori…
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Comment #37016096
One way to get an error when retrieving a git hash is by building inside a Docker container. If you mount the root directory of a work tree, but not the “git-common-dir”, git will …
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Comment #26393056
Maybe you saw it in his video called "You suck at Excel" [1]? It is in any case worth the watch. [1]: https://youtu.be/0nbkaYsR94c
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Comment #23509639
From experience, I can also recommend using SQLite as an application file format. I landed on SQLite after looking for solutions for a file format for an educational app we made fo…
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Comment #17891498
That explains! Thanks for pointing it out.
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Comment #17891136
It may be a regional difference, but the link goes to a book narrated by Wil Wheaton for me. I found Wheaton's narration to be a great listen. He's not the slow-paced, calm narrato…
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Comment #17361033
We recently published a paper suggesting an alternative to HDF5 [1] using directories for objects, YAML for metadata and NumPy for data. Many of the points in this article were rai…
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Comment #16648657
Thanks for clarifying! I really don't think you're shifting the goalpost. What you're saying is basically that the getText/setText methods are part of the API of the visual TextFie…
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Comment #16648037
You have a good point, but there are some cases where I have a hard time seeing how you would avoid getters and setters completely. Say you are creating a UI library which has a Te…
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Comment #14227943
Sorry, but I did not intend to compare or conflate the two cases. I wanted to give an answer to the parent poster why those countries might be listed on the above site.
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Comment #14227830
I did not mean to compare the two cases at all and am sorry if it came out that way. I just wanted to answer the parent post on 'what the "anomalies" this site detects in Denmark, …
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Comment #14225818
Denmark, Finland, France and many other countries censor The Pirate Bay: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Countries_blocking_access_to_T...