nightfader

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   by nightfader 3y ago

   Homebrew is available for Linux as well since approx 3yrs now. I've been using it without issues https://docs.brew.sh/Homebrew-on-Linux
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   by nightfader 3y ago

   That's also why perforce is slow as heck unless you throw massive resources at it. I also work in the chip industry BTW.
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   by nightfader 3y ago

   Because git excels in relatively small size text files and patching and difficult. You can't binary blobs like jpegs, audio, video easily.
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   by nightfader 3y ago

   How is it not bad design? Let's say you are working in a team. Would you really want your colleagues spending a significant amount of time cloning your artifacts? Your comment is also not consistent with forgetting that one is not a de
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   by nightfader 3y ago

   That's what object storage with versioning turned on is for e.g. GCS or S3
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   by nightfader 3y ago

   The whole point that git rejects large blobs is primarily because they don't belong in VCS. But for those who need large blobs there is git-lfs as the author mentioned. I don't see a problem with that approach because I personally