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isacikgoz
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About isacikgoz
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Comment #47061974
I think apples to apples comparison would be comparing against Rego. To me CEL is more appealing due to its simplicity.
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Comment #21933254
Being authoritarian should be a property of the governments. I don’t think nations become intentionally authoritarian.
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Comment #21352792
I appreciate the idea behind this project. I assume that there is a potential in the subject of cognitive biases about programming.
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Comment #20765068
> Another curious question, it would be interesting to see the impact of adopting a cat or a dog on men’s testosterone levels. Very interesting idea though. But all of this fatheri…
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Comment #20745752
I think this happens when you don't have clear monetization strategy from the beginning. Also, I always felt uncomfortable when reading a Medium post. It was always much more than …
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Comment #20215996
There is no silver bullet for any kind of problem in software engineering. And, distributed systems is no exception. Also, when designing a large system e.g. a distributed system, …
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Comment #20200934
I use CarPlay for 2 years on a daily basis on my VW (w/ touch screen). The head unit is placed in the middle of the cockpit. In time you build up muscle memory so it can be a simil…
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Comment #20081720
Despite the fact that Bentham is the first name that comes into mind when speaking on utilitarianism, John Stuart Mill pushed the boundaries of it and actually addressed what utili…
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Comment #20013479
I think the main motivation of asking yourself those questions with self-distancing is to expose your feelings to yourself. It helps you to state them. You are trying to understand…
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Comment #19876224
Despite all critic comments here, I think the article is great because it clearly identifies what is minimalism in Go and how it is easy to learn and use compared to Java or Python…
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Comment #19403794
The 400K compiler is interesting. But, does it help to solve any of my problems today? I would like to hear more about the reason of its development.
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Comment #19084894
Thank you, I would like to improve the commit experience, I will definitely consider this!
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Comment #19084877
gitin is has a minimalist approach to interact with a git repository. gitin does not use full screen like tig, grv or lazygit. It allows you to explore your commits very quickly. A…
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Comment #19083808
wow, that's neat! thank you.
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Comment #19083760
gitin is a minimalist tool that lets you explore a git repository from command line. You can search from commits, inspect indvidual files and changes in the commits, see ahead/behi…
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Comment #19083621
I just wanted to keep repository size small, but I think it will be better to keep it on repository anyway.