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oxryly1
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Comment #46403115
It looks like git absorb rewrites history. Doesn’t that break your previously pushed branch?
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Comment #45404492
Sounds like you want https://redo.readthedocs.io/en/latest/redo/
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Comment #45150209
So it’s First Nations nationalism? Odd cause for Elon to support. His heritage isn’t anywhere close to that (a white person in the US is bad enough but a white person from South Af…
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Comment #45150159
The “Discover Connections” button did nothing as I tried it then it put me on 24 hour lockout.
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Comment #44665145
Which ones? AFAIK the nuke plants that shut down are very cost ineffective.
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Comment #43979126
Also similar to the strange subplot in "Until the End of the World" [1] where a damaged Indian nuclear satellite threatens to fall to earth destroying civilization. [1]: https://ww…
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Comment #43979092
Ah I've been trying to dig up that episode from my faulty memory for years! I was convinced it was an episode of the A-Team fighting a killer tank instead.
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Comment #43600466
See Vagrant for a more general solution, although you’ll need a plug-in [1] to use qemu. [1] https://github.com/ppggff/vagrant-qemu
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Comment #42783959
Putting out other people’s fires seems extremely frustrating.
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Comment #42783942
Because it too reads as motivated reasoning from management to encourage workers to stop complaining, asking for things, and changing jobs and instead just work harder.
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Comment #39807823
Made it seem like it was written in Forth.
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Comment #35961660
I think it’s time to bring back the term “databank”.
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Comment #35959664
linear
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Comment #34327071
That’s quite a variety of locales to find yourself driving in. What took you to all those places?
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Comment #33862369
I’m not sure the correlation between patents and innovation is quite so well established.
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Comment #33724099
A chunk has already switched to C# with Unity. Most other engines (proprietary, Unreal, etc) have decades of C++ that would require too much effort to migrate to anything new.
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Comment #33639779
Also it turns out you can harm an Apple //e if you plug a //c mouse into its joystick port. Ask ME how I know, lol.
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Comment #18392872
Nothing wrong with it per se. The externalities of it are a disaster, though: carbon depletion and pollution, traffic congestion, traffic related injuries and death, feeding the au…
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Comment #18392831
> And frankly these discussions on HN always dance around the special protected class of persion - people who use urban real estate as an investment vehicle slash secondary home. I…
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Comment #18392791
Well, I guess its more accurate to say it's the only thing that homeowners will even tolerate -- they do in my city. It's the landlords that hate it, but fortunately they don't get…
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Comment #18392483
It persists because it's the only remotely affordable housing positive legislation that appeals to both renters _and_ homeowners. New market-rate development that would keep pace w…
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Comment #18392449
They rise slightly so that mechanics with the ability to commute for 3 hours a day are the only ones who work in the city.
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Comment #18392429
You left out the strongly anti-development electorate in Santa Monica. There was a measure on the ballot last year to restrict all development over 32 feet to require a city-wide v…
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Comment #18376601
Racket has a few issues that make it hard to put into a production environment with a team of devs. * Poor editor support. Apart from emacs and vi, many widely used editors support…