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misnome
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Comment #49181393
Not directly, no; they do it via the hub
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Comment #49150213
Do names have to be English?
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Comment #48866849
That's how you get Gun Kata
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Comment #48844905
Yes, I will never fail to associate this music with Short Circuit 2, it is also burned into my childhood memory.
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Comment #48785718
I built a conference badge with a proper, laser-based CO2 sensor. It didn't work very well because just by virtue of being near me all the time, it didn't get a very good measure o…
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Comment #48737464
So, basically none
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Comment #48732284
It goes in your permanent Record Of Achievement! I was always told that this would be very a very important set of documents once I left school, and I am sure that I have no reason…
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Comment #48717767
> "punch em in the face" Very weird interpretation of "voluntarily choose to not continue supporting them financially" Presumably you want everyone to be forcibly compelled to fina…
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Comment #48622056
Please don’t be dumb enough to take whatever they say in good faith.
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Comment #48542836
For everyone, not just them
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Comment #48435410
For the most part there aren’t 10x engineers But there are certainly 0.1x engineers
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Comment #48428150
> We’re all also discovering that many people’s idea of reviewing the output is to skim it and verify that it looks convincing enough. I mean over time I've come to believe that mo…
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Comment #48370217
Also, infinite free time to learn, and no real cost to ongoing work by fucking things up
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Comment #48357485
Half the point of wanting the H2D for me was the a) cutting (which was unavailable without laser upgrade IIRC), and b) increased volume. This just blew away both reasons, for £310/…
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Comment #48316553
We had some minor collaboration with Intel, went quite deep into SYCL/dpcpp a few years ago, even bought some fpga hardware. Constantly ran into showstopping bugs in the compiler c…
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Comment #48306147
“No supply chain attacks” Wasn’t https://anchor.host/someone-bought-30-wordpress-plugins-and-... like, a month ago?
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Comment #48246394
> Which reduces the problem down to "is Bambu doing that"? Given the installer is 300 megabytes, it probably contains both the application and the plugin, but you go launch an inte…
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Comment #48136228
Not only does it exist, it's cheaper than Gitlab Premium.
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Comment #48132918
Then you should compare to self-hosted GitHub
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Comment #48132751
> to the fragile dinosaur that Github has become. GitLab has just as many outages, just nobody notices/cares so much
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Comment #48111350
Orcaslicer is a perfectly legal fork, and in the past downloaded the official (closed source) binary blob to talk to the servers. Bambu doesn’t want to serve people who reverse eng…
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Comment #48097564
Oh, I had no idea. It's been a few years since I used it in anger but it was a very pleasant package to use, with an extremely friendly licensing scheme (purchasing a permanent lic…
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Comment #48061141
I’m in almost exactly the same boat. 2017 GTX 1070 and 32GB ram. I don’t run games 4K and still haven’t had any problems running reasonably pretty recent stuff.
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Comment #48032623
Hasn’t all that been automated by people for decades anyway? I guess this, lowers the barrier to entry for this extremely specific niche?
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Comment #47875560
You can also set up a central git template repository, so hooks get automatically added into every repository you clone