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soulbadguy
5d ago
> Glazing as a service is a hell of a drug. You my friend made my day.
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soulbadguy
1mo ago
> like add jj workspace support care to share a pr :)
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soulbadguy
2mo ago
> You're getting confused between lifetimes (the static analysis that prevents use after free and similar errors) and lifecycles (more commonly discussed under the heading of ownership) which determines when objects (and thus memory
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soulbadguy
2mo ago
Sadly it does not. There are both a discussion about support for non-git vcs ( https://github.com/ogulcancelik/herdr/discussions/522 ) and about jj specifically. Hopefully any of those get some traction
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soulbadguy
3mo ago
Is the information actionable ?
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soulbadguy
3mo ago
I felt the same for a while after switching to jj. I think using the word "commit" in jj is creating a lot of confusing. The snapshotting is closer to auto-save in your favorite editor. In does not change your ability to version a
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soulbadguy
3mo ago
Additional complexity ? jj just increase the frequency of snapshots. it does not fundamentality the complexity of the system
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3mo ago
> This is meant to be mitigating? What is this thought process? Who in their right mind is like "okay, a group of people broke into your home at night but your state shouldn't have been so hard on them for what ensued because a
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3mo ago
> focusing on punishment rather than rehabilitation. punishment is a prerequisit to rehabilitation
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3mo ago
> Whereas someone who has committed 30 petty thefts and then gets arrested, locked in a cage, and guarded by armed agents of the state, is extremely unlikely to commit another theft as long as he remains locked in the cage. How does that
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3mo ago
> but I am very irritated by "my side" being so weak on crime. Weakness on crime is not a left vs right thing.It's mostly about which kind of crime each side is soft on.
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3mo ago
> Every year that a criminal is incarcerated is a year that they CANNOT kill an innocent citizen, rob a home or store, desecrate or vandalize the community, shoot up fentanyl in the streets, or do any number of things. Why stop at crimin
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3mo ago
> I wish people would stop using the word “child” in an effort to minimize criminal behavior by young adults. A 16 or 17 year old isn’t a “child.” The Marquis de Lafayette and James Manor were just 18 when the revolutionary war started.
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4mo ago
They seems to be referering to https://github.com/gyscos/zstd-rs which looks like a wrapper around the C library. https://github.com/KillingSpark/zstd-rs . is a pure rust implementation
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10mo ago
I think in many ways D was just too ahead of it's time; Packaging the same feature set and abstraction level of C++ in much cleaner and saner package wasn't really seen at valuable at that time. I think that if D were to be "
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10mo ago
As compiler have become more sophisticated, and hardware architecture more complicated, there are been a growing sentiment that some of the code transformation done by modern compiler make the code hard to reason about and to predict. A lot
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1y ago
And most of the standard we have now starts with something similar to NIH. Vulkan itself is an offshoot of mantel from AMD. There are valid reason to have a custom api. Especially in domain like game console with hardware with long release
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1y ago
Yes... but no... From the article : > At a 2015 office Christmas party with a Back to the Future theme, François allegedly told a member of staff that he liked her 1950s dress. He then allegedly stepped towards her to kiss her on the mou
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1y ago
Maybe add a link to the post on the github repo. I feel like this is important context for people visiting the repo in the future
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1y ago
Fsharp is such a nice languange. Such a shame that I never seem to get the light it deserves. Between the alternative light syntax, type providers and first class "scripting" mode supported it really was a great middle point betw
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2y ago
ahhh another factorio addict :) Curious, how long was your first play through (assuming in v1.x lanching the first rocket)
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2y ago
Yeah and coming from someone with so much experience and industry knowledge as dannybee i find that perspective very puzzling. Just painting the situation as well google have influence because they work the hardest is just bizare. Having be
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2y ago
Money and resource are not the problem nor the reason microsoft gave up on their own browser engine. Same as why they gave up on mobile. No reasonable amount of engineering resources would have made a dent in the problem. What OP is calling
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2y ago
I am very much opposed to unions,I think in general , with time unions workers are just trading one oppressing power structure where they have not much control for another. However, i think with the way things go, it's inevitable that
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2y ago
Level and start/end year of tenure if you don't mind sharing. As meta grew in employee number things definitly worsen on that front
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2y ago
Not really. Meta as the best retention policy for top performers. The amount of money the top 5% can make is simply too high to leave
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2y ago
Interesting, I have had the complete opposite experience. I could never relate to the physics interpretation tag onto differential calculus. Only when I was introduce to the proper foundation of measure theory and topology that I really &q
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2y ago
> except that you're forced to acknowledge when a function call is capable of producing an error Acknowledging the error is handling the error even if partially. The point of exceptions is to only acknowledge error that one can/
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2y ago
> The Supreme Court is explicitly not supposed to represent the will of the people. Source ? Asking as a non American It seems to me there are multiple understanding of the role of scotus in general and the inoperative rules of the const
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2y ago
Source ?
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