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jacobsimeon
10y ago
"Look at this guy mispelled the name of something. He must not know how to identify ridicule"
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jacobsimeon
10y ago
Your argument would be better received sans-ridicule. I think the OP's point was that Garret hides a lot of features that are built into git and then attempts to paper over that fact by re-implemting those features within its own syste
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The TDD Diet
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14y ago
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14y ago
Now we have git, MVC 4 (now open source) and better unit testing support. Makes me think these are the results of some kind of long fought battle by a small group of progressives inside Microsoft. Of course, that's just my imagination.
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jacobsimeon
14y ago
For ruby/rails development I use vim and iterm2. For .NET dev: VS2012 + ViEmu + Resharper
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jacobsimeon
14y ago
How does a github outtage cause you to go 'dead in the water'. You're still using git. If you need to share code among devs, you could always use git-daemon[1]. [1]: http://www.kernel.org/pub/software/scm/git/docs/git-daemon.h...
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jacobsimeon
14y ago
You're right in saying that the libertarian would say that a person is responsible for their own actions, but your argument lacks completeness. A company which pollutes water at large would suffer the consequences of its own actions. People
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14y ago
This comment is well intentioned but fails to compel any non-libertarian to consider Paul's opinion. It is true that Paul is unfairly (perhaps unjustly) portrayed by the media as, to put it plainly, crazy but whining about how unfair it is
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14y ago
He also says something of a little more substance that, maybe, lines up with the deeper HN sentiment: "Our individual goal in life ought to be for us to seek virtue and excellence and recognize that self-esteem and happiness only comes from
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It's a London underground map and a working circuit board.
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14y ago
I think the parent was talking about the screen shot with the big green rectangle in the center when he said "the end result". I, for one, thought the writing felt a bit rushed and perhaps overblown with the whole "you're lazy if you don't
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Totally agree. Sometimes I think bootstrap is moving us toward a more consistent UI across the web which means users benefit by not having to learn yet another set of interface metaphors. A fresh set of colors can keep things interesting,
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14y ago
Absolutely love the design and the idea! Just one small issue: I'm using a MBP but, for reasons that that I won't take the time to explain, I spend 90% of my time in bootcamp (windows 7). I can't seem to get past any single quote(') charact