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raylu
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About raylu
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Comment #45892083
I've thought about using https://github.com/dlvhdr/diffnav for that
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Comment #45090004
I'm having a hard time understanding your question. are you asking how people who are unfamiliar with git and jj should mentally model a stack of PRs? and that this is a problem be…
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Comment #45089871
the thing about rebasing/cherry-picking (including just popping the stash) in git is that you only have 2 choices: fix the conflict now or abandon the entire rebase/cherry-pick wit…
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Comment #45089847
`jj op` has `log` to show you the op log, `show`/`diff` which work like their non-op versions, and `jj op restore` which is sorta like `git reset --hard HEAD@{whatever}` but for yo…
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Comment #44688810
wait what? bitbucket will merge a PR from your feature branch onto the base branch even if it's not fast-forward from the base branch. as long as you use the "squash" or "rebase" o…
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Comment #44688782
`git rebase -i` lets you reorder one branch of commits easily in a stacked PR workflow, after the bottom PR merges, you now want to rebase the whole stack atop the main branch. if …
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Comment #44687022
I ran into this at first on a large-ish repo. watchman fixed it: https://jj-vcs.github.io/jj/latest/config/#filesystem-monito...
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Comment #28648212
it feels like we're conflating two issues here: fixing the bug on time and paying out the researcher. at the point where the bug is too complicated to fix within SLA and the except…
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Comment #28648185
much smaller, less wealthy companies attract far fewer reports
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Comment #27544206
Good thing you sold immediately when they vested.
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Comment #23052746
Don't jump to conclusions too fast about a reduced example to demonstrate a problem. I probably originally had 2 expressions that evaluated to booleans. I may have been using `is` …
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Comment #23052714
IIRC, I originally had 2 expressions that evaluated to booleans that I was comparing. I don't remember if I had parens, but I do remember being deeply confused once there were no p…
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Comment #23052648
But also, those high ladders of abstraction support some pretty cool software...
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Comment #23049659
Oh, hi! Yeah, that was a real head-scratcher.
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Comment #19697008
> Why? What even was the point in making them 'typed' then? To prevent you from passing a String as a String[Zipcode].
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Comment #7556400
Nullsec is dominated by the nullsec alliances, and big battles, which are the only thing non-EVE media reports on, happen almost exclusively in nullsec.
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Comment #7032748
Yeah, but if you have a test suite you add Python 3 and silence the existing failures. They likely already know where a lot of their failures are going to be even without tests. Th…
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Comment #7031859
That's quite a glorified view of tests. You can have the best test coverage in the world backed by a great CI culture but if porting something is a huge time investment, it may sti…
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Comment #7031830
See every organization still running on XP ? They may be sentence to death in 3 month, that may be the hardest way learn it. See that place running COBOL? Yeah, that's your bank.
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Comment #6643617
libx264 doesn't provide a decoder. Did you mean H.264?
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Comment #6616914
I find it difficult to imagine that anyone would actually believe the two are equivalent, but maybe I've just been hanging around HN-types too much.
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Comment #6196155
Reminds me of http://mod16.org/hurfdurf/?p=12 .
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Comment #6055420
"since they're all held to a reasonable minimum standard." Except the ones that are too big to fail right? https://bugzilla.mozilla.org/show_bug.cgi?id=647959