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wickedOne
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Comment #47739264
i still remember the christmas easter egg in there
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Comment #45172354
> I can only access the apps and websites I want to use not really a dumb phone is it?
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Comment #43684457
the u.s. is not the only country other countries trade with so firing people should not have to be the result as long as you divert?
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Comment #43684440
because the u.s. is the only country the rest of the world can trade with?
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Comment #43636346
i wonder why the rest of the world doesn't just come together for a while and stop trading / providing raw materials to the u.s. for let's say a year or so. isn't this all just a h…
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Comment #42424277
keeps surprising me that, in a time where everybody seems to be concerned about privacy, people willingly "give away" their dna profile...
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Comment #42159026
i guess there will be always a previous processor supporting something which the most recent doesn't. but when the bug report is regarding supporting a software version which they …
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Comment #42157436
official support for any macos version so i wonder whether apple will consider this a bug...
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Comment #42050462
nicely done! would be even better if modifications to the actual select part would somehow persist when building the query
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Comment #39069761
https://archive.ph/82jC4
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Comment #28867234
escape life, or the point of life (if there's one)? i don't think there's a point of life. from a nature perspective it should be reproduce and assure balance in the ecosystem, but…
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Comment #25536422
though i agree that there isn't a proper vcs out there for large files (adobe bridge was a nice attempt) git wasn't designed for that and one might wonder whether you want git to b…
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Comment #25536400
git has a steep learning curve for sure, but eventually scenarios described at oshitgit should be common knowledge for anyone using it. personally i think putting out sites like th…
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Comment #25536337
what would be a typical large file you want to have in your codebase? usually this shouldn't be a consideration
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Comment #25536326
don't fix what ain't broken? i think as long as git keeps evolving and there are no major pitfalls for any programming language: why should it be replaced?
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Comment #25536310
been using submodules for years without any issues other than the routine before "deinit" was introduced was somewhat tricky. could you elaborate?
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Comment #24820520
https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=24815741
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Comment #24325986
despite the readability of the yaml syntax, for me the big disadvantage is the inability to use meta / type info. for a straightforward collection of strings: probably good enough,…
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Comment #23670572
love it!
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Comment #23372481
does this belong here? a ghost writer, not a psychologist...
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Comment #22990569
you say you started doing programming as a hobby which means it used to be fun, right? you might want to isolate the aspects of what made it fun back in the days when it was a hobb…
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Comment #22575192
this is ridiculous advice. sure, use third party services / applications to ease insights and additional steps like notifications, but not logging at all does not make any sense. "…