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mejutoco
7d ago
It seems running those tests, linters, etc locally would save pipeline minutes as well, like precommit hooks
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mejutoco
11d ago
So disable new accounts for a while at least. So many things could be done to mitigate this.
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mejutoco
13d ago
I do not want to ruin your fun but as atomicnumber3 was elected official spokesperson of all devs I have to conclude your argument is ironclad. /s obviously
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mejutoco
16d ago
> to this day, there are no physical observations which contradict Zuse's notion, as he wrote it, of a computable universe. This was the claim, and OP has a point, which you are misinterpreting as religion vs physics.
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mejutoco
21d ago
Is it a personal attack if it is not directed to a person?
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21d ago
> IMHO equating commits and PRs puts undue pressure on the scope and quality of a given commit, adding potential for unnecessary stress and eliminating the benefits of an additional buffer / layer for aggregation of changes You can
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24d ago
> Who food the bills Are you using audio to text? It is the second time you use food in foot the bill.
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26d ago
> at the cost of developing time and workarounds overhead. Let me rephrase: you are saying that tedious following of best practices (using or not certain kinds of code or use or certain patterns) does not take extra time in c, but rust (
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26d ago
It is like asking a politician how much a coffee costs, to show how disconnected they are from common people. Super intelligence not being able to read a simple analog clock does the same. > Sure, the model can’t tell me what time it is,
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26d ago
The claim was runtime cost > the competing language will have a runtime cost, which often is unacceptable. The problem you now mention > at the cost of developing time and workarounds overhead. Also happens with plain c and the "
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26d ago
In my opinion this is one of the reasons why libraries should accept any book, even if all they do is examine it and throw it in the trash. This way they would have a chance at finding any treasures that could be regularly dumped in that wa
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29d ago
Tak
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29d ago
That must have been why the used it to manage the linux kernel, because of github /s
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1mo ago
> 4. Do you just want to host repositories?
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1mo ago
And Google considers necessary to report (using tactile use while driving) if there are blockages in the road, construction, lane closures, an accident, etc. The discrepancy of using both with an iphone is disconcerting.
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1mo ago
> 4. Do you just want to host repositories? an ssh connection and git --bare init on your ssh accessible server works just fine
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1mo ago
> for the vast majority of products its more likely to be fantasy that exists only in stereotypes Wow. This is a sophism class in just one sentence. This is not a personal criticism to you as a person, but these "arguments" are
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1mo ago
I am interested in examples of why Hebrew is as you claim in comparison to other languages. Very curious
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1mo ago
Lawyers
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1mo ago
> laws should be You are comparing what it is with what should be.
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1mo ago
Why not ask for higher karma before allowing posting?
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1mo ago
I get the aesthetic of concrete. It is very appealing visually. At the same time brutalism is not functional. In a way, it is anti-human. One can compare it with functional architecture that takes the person into account and will see that v
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1mo ago
> Some people have decided to offload image-creation to machines because what they care about is the text.
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1mo ago
A human.
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1mo ago
I am comparing it with a skilled cousin or another employee, as a thought exercise.
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1mo ago
Replace claude code with your cousin or another employee as a thought exercise. So write to a colleague asking to finish what your cousin/another employee thinks needs to be done. I think most people would say describe the problem clea
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2mo ago
Look at diageo stocks over 5 years, for ex. It is a real trend that people drink less in general: boomers the least, then genz.
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2mo ago
They are feeding butter grass, they are way past the point of no return /s I think some things taste a lot better when you are so conscious about every ingredient and preparation. For sourdough and cheese I always prefer the good ones,
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2mo ago
This is why on Slashdot you could vote on insightful, humorous, etc. Something neither reddit, not hn have caugh on yet. Digg could have done it.
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2mo ago
I believe libraries should take all books. Then they can turn them into confetti if they want. In practice, of course, they are not interested at all. If they did they might find some interesting gems when someone passes away or similar to
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