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Comment #49142557
Can we be a bit more specific regarding the criticism of gitlab?
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Comment #49094128
> Like why isn't there a 'move this function from this file to this file' tool (copy/paste char range) There Is: https://github.com/oraios/serena
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Comment #48264383
https://www.openproject.org/blog/open-source-jira-alternativ... I haven‘t used it myself, though
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Comment #47391886
I suggest to use https://github.com/simonw/rodney instead
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Comment #46175832
Off-topic, but it’s actually a she
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Comment #45482790
How does this compare to ruff?
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Comment #44980841
I use black and I like it. Where does ruff differ in terms of formatting?
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Comment #44731222
I‘m no expert, but I wonder why Go Routine Style concurrency isn‘t more wide spread
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Comment #43915411
Quote from https://distractionware.com/blog/2020/01/vvvvvv-is-now-open-... , linked in the article: --- snip --- There’s a lot of weird stuff in the C++ version that only really ma…
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Comment #43150434
Which doesn't protect these companies. The CLOUD act allows the US to access the data even if hosted outside of the US, if it's a US company - since 2018. That has been a looming t…
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Comment #43150242
That's true. They were numerous attempts to introduce a European alternative, which (more-or-less) failed. The US cloud providers are years ahead. However, the EU is suffering from…
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Comment #42053247
I like the simplicity. However, it is possible to rollout a feature flag only to a part of the user, e.g. a 1% canary release (cf https://martinfowler.com/bliki/CanaryRelease.html …
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Comment #41893580
This seems quite reasonable, but I recently heard a podcast ( https://www.preposterousuniverse.com/podcast/2024/06/24/280-... ) that LLMs are more likely to be very good at navigat…
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Comment #41637921
I don't disagree. However, often, when I use a library, I use it within a small function that I control, which I can then type again. Of course, if libraries change e.g. the type t…
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Comment #41504554
why?
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Comment #40904779
Isn't this better if you use DataSpell from Jetbrains instead of Pycharm?
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Comment #39481833
No, each step could take significantly more time (and resources).
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Comment #39465933
https://www.pokerstrategy.com/
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Comment #39267590
I can't follow. Do you mean the culture of tribes is related to the overestimation of the impact of technology in the short-term, which Gates' Law mentions?
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Comment #37567551
I had to laugh out loud. I want to say that's unrealistic, but alas, it unfortunately is not.
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Comment #35331341
Yes, it's assuming poetry is used, whereby normally the packages needed by the project are defined in pyproject.toml
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Comment #34826025
Interesting! Congrats on the launch. I tried it out, and just first feedback: - I often use the "Home" and "End" key to go the start/end of the line when I'm editing a cell. It scr…
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Comment #34699029
Indeed, Pfannkuchen in Berlin
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Comment #33773985
What about a price to CO2 (with equivalence calculation) emission? This would automatically make the (beef) meat significantly more expensive. And it would essentially just put a p…
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Comment #33662986
I want to say popular isn't _necessarily_ better. Your argument is a counterexample if I had said (which I didn't) that more popular were _always_ worse. In the world of programmin…