ben0x539

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by ben0x539 2mo ago
Can you control the timing of queries across two db instances well enough to expect the tables to be identical?
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by ben0x539 3mo ago
screenshot of finishing with 4 strokes / 6 par (tho my locked-in daily result was 14 strokes). The video is bouncing the ball of a wall right at the start to make it jump over the wall, water, and corner behind the start, to skip most
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by ben0x539 3mo ago
https://i.imgur.com/PzlgXnD.png skill issue edit: https://i.imgur.com/9xnntqB.mp4 fairly reliable trick shot
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by ben0x539 4mo ago
I imagine people will immediately patch out the auth requirement once the auth servers go away for good.
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by ben0x539 4mo ago
I bet we'd see a bunch of unexpected breakage in presumed-to-be-lower-level-than-http[s] infrastructure so that eg. your legacy IRC server goes down because it's running on rented hardware and the hosting provider's operation
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by ben0x539 5mo ago
Say what you will about github-the-source-control-platform, github-the-unified-login-for-bugtrackers has been a huge success.
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by ben0x539 7mo ago
> edit: I removed the author’s name from this post well, you didn't from the search query.
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by ben0x539 10mo ago
In your experience, is there a lot of contention over whether a given issue counts as a bug fix or a feature/improvement? In the article, some of the examples were saving people a few clicks in a frequent process, or updating documenta
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by ben0x539 1y ago
That is some "every element apart from helium and hydrogen is a metal" taxonomy!
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by ben0x539 1y ago
You know that "Fachkräfte" doesn't mean immigrants, right?
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by ben0x539 1y ago
Few things are truly forced upon me in life but walking away from everything that I don't like would be foolish. There is compromise everywhere and I don't think entering into a tradeoff means I'm not entitled to have opinion
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by ben0x539 1y ago
Unfortunate that this page largely shills XLibre, the X fork by the guy who got ejected from contributing to Xorg when he landed a bunch of code that was blatantly untested, leading to tons of his commits getting reverted. Like, I am not a
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by ben0x539 1y ago
I bet there's concerns with users who don't have a robust mental model of what applications/windows are currently alive or starting up or whatever just losing track of a window completely if it doesn't grab focus, and ge
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by ben0x539 1y ago
I just wrote a "program" (ok, tiny utility) that behaves like you describe, but don't worry, it's for my personal use so you you won't have to deal with it :) (i run it when I have an image in the clipboard and it s
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by ben0x539 1y ago
They should probably put more than three lines of code in there?
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by ben0x539 1y ago
Yeah, I think that extra layer of revision identity is giving my intuition trouble, like it's obvious it needs to be there but the consequences are still percolating through my head.
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by ben0x539 1y ago
The impression I get from all the jj writeups is that the devs said "rebases are really cool, we should move heaven and earth to make them even cooler".
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by ben0x539 1y ago
Wikipedia has some background on the spelling: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jujutsu#Etymology > Jujutsu is derived using the Hepburn romanization system. Before the first half of the 20th century, however, jiu-jits
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by ben0x539 1y ago
I'm sure if I did the proper time investment I would enjoy jj. I've heard basically only good things about it in casual conversation. So far, my experience has been that I tried it, immediately got really annoyed that it automatic
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by ben0x539 1y ago
"In other words, I actually understand git, so I don't really need Jujutsu." sounds like jj is for people who don't understand git. That's naturally a contentious statement. It implies that jj doesn't offer any
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by ben0x539 1y ago
That's a really neat idea, damn.
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by ben0x539 1y ago
Isn't the largest company most likely to have the DNS resolver closest to me?
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by ben0x539 1y ago
Are you describing banning gay marriage as an "ideal" here or is there more controversy I didn't hear about?
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by ben0x539 1y ago
If I could pay Mozilla to not do specific things, it'd be pretty tempting
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by ben0x539 1y ago
Many people like talking about what they do for work, or their hobbies.
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by ben0x539 1y ago
At my last job, a lot of our web services also benefited immensely from in-process caches and batching (to be fair, some of them were the cache for downstream services), and their scaling requirements pretty much dominated our budget. I c
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by ben0x539 1y ago
structopt/Clap's derive magic is one of the first things I miss when I go to write some more-or-less trivial program in a non-Rust language these days. Being able to define all the data for a command line argument in one place (ho
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by ben0x539 1y ago
Can you say more about what the consensus is that this is going against?
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by ben0x539 1y ago
Sorry OP I was so mesmerized by the cute mouse interaction in the logo that I didn't yet get around to checking out what this site is about.
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by ben0x539 1y ago
Cool language. Only two weeks for this? Damn! This seems to nicely smooth out a lot of the pain points I had back when I regularly wrote Go but also switched to other more expression-based languages occasionally. Being able to get all these

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