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by indentit 4mo ago
But the correct way to do it is to have a separate account with more privileges, and only give AI access to your standard developer account
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by indentit 5mo ago
Exactly one year on from Oniguruma's archival on GitHub and fancy-regex is in a pretty good position to act as a compatible, memory-safe alternative. Since the previous release, fancy-regex now has support for subroutine calls - althou
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Fancy-Regex 0.18.0 Release(github.com)
1 points by indentit 5mo ago|1 comments
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by indentit 5mo ago
Bat has an option to use a built-in pager, a Rust crate called minus
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by indentit 7mo ago
This resonates with me for a couple of reasons. One is that despite a good AGENTS.md file and a detailed, specific prompt, I've seen LLM agents generate all sorts of questionable code. From making a mistake, running tests and fixing th
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AI will not save developer productivity(infoworld.com)
2 points by indentit 7mo ago|1 comments
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Zig can come for Rust's performance crown and it might win(medium.com)
2 points by indentit 9mo ago|0 comments
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by indentit 9mo ago
I personally really enjoyed this article - thanks for sharing. I have worked for companies which use OKRs to help decide what they want to achieve, but it was never clear to me how they decide what features to implement to reach those goals
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by indentit 10mo ago
Specifications are there for a reason... Why use Bluetooth at all if they don't actually use it properly?
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by indentit 10mo ago
I tried using Mergiraf a year or so ago, and ended up with so many weird problems that I eventually tracked down to being caused by it, that I disabled and uninstalled it and never looked back - it was more hassle than it was worth
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by indentit 11mo ago
Having to pipe to a pager - to follow the unix philosophy - means: - extra typing each time - the pager receives static output. There is no interactivity... Sure, most pagers can search. But there is no way to have a table with adjustable c
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by indentit 11mo ago
Maybe create a shell alias which would act as a wrapper around git to do just that, when you try to commit on the wrong branch
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by indentit 11mo ago
git itself has no concept of branch policies, it is purely a server side thing. But surely it doesn't really matter what branch you commit to locally, if you can't push it, you haven't done any damage and can just create a ne
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by indentit 11mo ago
Isn't that what branch policies are for? It can get annoying when making a release (from a local machine as opposed to automatically in CI/CD pipelines), but in other circumstances it serves the purpose very well in my experience
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by indentit 11mo ago
The solution could be a pre-push hook. I am also not a fan of pre-commit hooks because I just want to commit my wip changes. Not stash. Commit. It's fine if the auto formatting tool hasn't been run. If the pre-commit hook changes
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Bat v0.26.0(github.com)
149 points by indentit 11mo ago|74 comments
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by indentit 1y ago
> Another area where you can lean a lot more heavily on HTML is API responses Please no - it is so much nicer and easier when using a website with poor UI/filtering capabilities/whatever, to look at the network requests tab fro
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Phone makers are ditching Gorilla glass, but what gives?(androidauthority.com)
2 points by indentit 1y ago|1 comments
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by indentit 1y ago
And if you come back to this script in a few years time and it pulls a newer version of numpy with an incompatible api, there is no easy way of knowing which version it was designed to be used with...
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by indentit 2y ago
The syntax highlighting on the code snippet is highly misleading...
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by indentit 2y ago
I really like how clear and well laid out these rules are. It covers lots of things that I have always thought about when I write instructions in README files etc, so it's very nice to see everything neatly described/reasoned in o
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by indentit 2y ago
I tried this out, and nothing happened. Then I discovered that it has to be enabled first, for example by: https://unix.stackexchange.com/a/34251/152147 Thanks for sharing, learnt something new :)
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How to Review Code Effectively(github.blog)
2 points by indentit 2y ago|0 comments
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Anti-patterns in event-driven architecture(codeopinion.com)
243 points by indentit 2y ago|163 comments
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Event driven architecture lost its way(codeopinion.com)
1 points by indentit 3y ago|0 comments
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Interactive water surface with realistic reflections in Godot(80.lv)
1 points by indentit 3y ago|0 comments
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by indentit 3y ago
thanks for the recommendation, I hadn't come across this before and it looks really useful!
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by indentit 3y ago
Can it be used as a date calculator? I didn't see a way to specify "today" or "tomorrow". Like "today" + 14 days etc.
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by indentit 3y ago
The problem here is that new features often involve some refactoring work. Then, if you didn't opt for feature X, the company isn't going to go out of their way to make and ship and maintain a fix for the old non-refactored versio
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The Future of C# in Godot(gamefromscratch.com)
4 points by indentit 3y ago|1 comments

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