throwaway999888

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by throwaway999888 11y ago
> When you choose the clearly better developer over the other, you're often choosing the one who had better resources growing up, not just natural ability. Ahh, but natural ability is just as much of a privilege as having a fort
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
It's a weird language bug. I wish English (and my own tongue) was as consistent with the dots as Turkish is. ;)
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
The closest to what you want might be ATS.
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
So uppercase Turkish `ı` is the same as ASCII `I`?. Go and Haskell also have some special (unconventional) treatment of capital letters, which probably make them biased towards the English language.
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
All I've seen indicates that hunter gatherer populations were more likely to be taller than most historical peasant populations. As a consequence of a peasant's diet being less nourishing.
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
It's unacceptable because of the manager-subordinate relation. And you can't put the burden on women to actively signal that they are not sexually interested in a professional setting. That's at best a large distraction for
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
Ah, I see things are working as planned. The upper middle class and lower feeling guilt at their salaries, even though it's just a pittance in the larger pool. But I've been thinking about how much money I really need . I could h
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
I don't believe that you would need Strong AI to automate away dangerous parts of jobs. Or the monotonous parts.
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
I agree. We have a come a long way already, and I would personally prefer that we do our best to not screw up what we already have . That includes global warming, unleashing Strong AI, and so on. It might suck to actually have to work, eve
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
There is already built-in support for pull request[1] and patch based workflows in Git itself. Why do we need to wait for, and choose based on, hosted services providing things like that? EDIT: for more clarity; using pull requests and patc
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
I for one am just waiting for the cis piler.
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
Finally a use for the GitHub heatmap.
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
> Why (almost) everything you know about food is wrong They tell me every other year.
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
It's how humans rationalize their view of their own "development" and "progression": 1. I liked to do an activity before. 2. I don't do that activity any more, nor like it. 3. I am older, so I must be wiser (or
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
So it is 1. built on top of heavy heavy Web technology 2. very much tied to the OS. The worst of both worlds...
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
Tech is pretty insular, isn't it. Like how your site uses "gov", a top level domain for the whole WWW restricted to be used by government-specific entities in the UNITED STATES (of America)[1]. Moreover, "The U.S. is the
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
I'm not great at naming.
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
I would find such a bot REALLY annoying. And I have a hard time imagining how others would not, unless they had already tried to put themselves on a guy -less diet. Since this is a post about "how we work", I would imagine that I
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
Well, for one he doesn't like GitHub pull requests. ;) https://github.com/torvalds/linux/pull/17#issuecomment-56546...
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
So host on multiple sites?
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
"Regulating content" just meaning having some standards for what is hosted on their sites. GitHub is (or should be ) just another Git hosting site/Web frontend/misc. integration with other software project's concer
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
Then it's truly a win-win! ;)
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
What other approach do expect from a place/culture like that.
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
1. Move code and related (issues etc.) to GitLab/Bitbucket 2. Mark GitHub repo as "Mirror Only" 3. Unsubscribe from all GitHub Issues and notifications (see 2.) 4. No more low-effort spam, only the occassional medium-high eff
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
Why distributed version control? You need a central place to pull from and push to, to ensure that forks and patches are not duplicated everywhere... ;)
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
Sorry.
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
> And if you do it you would probably see yourself as less of a judgemental prick But what if I already don't see myself as a judgemental prick? :)
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
> Hmm. I wonder what kind of person I'd be if I had the > privelege > and luxury You would probably see yourself as less of a victim of unfair external circumstances.
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
It's OK. You may display that book prominently and proudly on your cubicle's bookshelf. You've earned it! ;)
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by throwaway999888 11y ago
> I thought that rustc was boostrapped from the old c based compiler(allowing you to build clean from source) What's with all the baseless assumptions of the initial Rust compiler being written in either C or C++ in this thread? Con

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