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You can have good outsourced software maintenance, but as with everything else, it's going to cost you. Also, you can implement processes so that in house developers do strict code reviews and vet proposals from the maintenance team. The article sounds more like "outsource is evil!" rant.
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I don't think you understand what that means. Every class has a public interface. You can code to that, or you can use pointers, reflection, etc. to work directly with the implementation's internals. If you use the public interface, and the implementation changes, your code won't break. That's what they mean by "progr...
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Zeno84
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You mean it has eight implementing classes? The implementing class is immaterial.
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grauenwolf
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You may be thinking of Java. In .NET, `List<T>` is a class. https://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/6sh2ey19(v=vs.110).aspx
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Zeno84
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No, I disagree completely, at least as it's presented in effective Java by Joshua Bloch who coined the phrase afaik.
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Mint only got big because Ubuntu switched to unity (at least thats my guess). Here is some data from distrowatch hit rankings: 2008 to 2010, ubuntu is the #1 distro with around 2200 hits per day, while mint is #3, with around 1400 hpd. Then Ubuntu 10.10 is released with Unity in Oct 2010. 2011 sees Mint take th...
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Zeno84
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Weren't we talking about Java?
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grauenwolf
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Yea, it is commonly misunderstood in the Java community. The expression actually predates Java and the concept of a completely abstract interface. If I recall correctly, it dates back to early C programming where it was common to sidestep the API (Application Programming Interface) using pointers. This caused a lot o...
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Finally, I will no longer have to specify if I want "Unity Game Engine" or "Unity Desktop Environment" when I google stuff.
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I read it as "programmers should fix their own bugs". Guy didn't say anything about outsourcers being bad. Didn't say anything good either though.
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grauenwolf
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The original comment was "var is gross". My speculation was that the person who said that had a Java background.
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pushthestack
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I should point out it's the deep integration that's new here. COBOL has been OO for a long time and it has run on .NET for a long time as well.
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LukeLC
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GNOME Shell has barely changed in 6 years, and still lacks the raw utility of GNOME 2. MATE is a nice continuation but is seriously outdated compared to Windows and OSX. Compiz is but a distant fun memory. Unity never was a very good interface. 10 years ago was really Linux's heyday as a desktop OS. It didn't have the...
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Zeno84
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Well, as it's applied to Java, we do try to create an interface or an abstract class that we program "against" and allow a specific implementation change over time so long as it abides by the contract. I'm less sure of how the principle applies to C programming. I assumed it was similar in C#, but I didn't know either
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kendo581
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From Shuttleworth's statement, it came down to resources and money. No one buys anything but Android or Apple in mobile, and keeping Unity updated and on phones isn't free. I think they​ realized it and decided to invest their engineer's time in Canonical's money making areas where they have a strong customer base a...
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Gackt
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what are you using now ?
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Gackt
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get ubuntu mate
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thelehmanlip
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Seriously. I've started removing languages from my resume cause I never want to work in them again.
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> They should hire OP, I'm sure his expertise would make search engines faster. HPC boils down to three basic principles. 1. Precalculate all the things. 2. Preallocate all the things. 3. Cache all the things. Google's search results are as fast as they are because very close to 100% of them are cached results...
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porl
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I'll take a look. Thanks guys! **Edit:** This looks great, I'll have to have a play with it!
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Mint does do some weird customization on their mate version. I'd suggest trying another distro like Fedora or Ubuntu mate.
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Neat article, but I hate this guy.
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You could have overlapping contexts. Imagine a read file operation that allocates memory for the file contents. This is context 1. Next you have a parse contents operation that allocates a new object tree. This is context 2. The file contents are no longer needed, so context 1 can be freed. If the contexts were...
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Reaffirming an issue with self-control?
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i have over time come to the conclusion that the unix soup of loosely interacting utilities plays badly with interactive, responsive applications. but for bootstrapping, it's a great tool to have in your kit.
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I've been using X11 for nearly 30 years. One day in October last year, I did my daily update in Arch and was suddenly running my GNOME session on Wayland instead - and I largely didn't even notice! I have used Wayland every day since on my PC and laptop and it works very well. PS: Firefox and Chrome work fine in Wayla...
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frugalmail
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A little naive, IMO. * You have new projects you need to complete * You don't have permission or time to hire on a new full time team, it could even be a surge in the number of simultaneous projects as opposed to regular technology load. * You need folks to work on those projects * You can hire on a (contract)...
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MasterLJ
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Eating your own dogfood is one of the best ways to get better at programming. If you don't have to maintain it, you will never understand what decisions you could have made to make better software.
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incraved
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Website is down btw.
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ExistentialEnso
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A lot of less tech savvy people barely use keyboard shortcuts, though.
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godlyguitar
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> Alt-tab is broken, can't switch between windows of the same applications. Well, not quite. They made Alt+Tab switch between applications, and Alt+` switch between windows in the highlighted application. I think this is much nicer than having to cycle through ALL open windows, but that's just me. And you can very ...
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edapa
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Ok. That seems like a natural result of having multiple tmp allocations. I guess you are just pointing out how powerful that can be. Is it also that these things can grow like dynamic arrays?
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heisgone
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Postsharp will have an aspect for ICommand in version 5.0 (which is in beta). https://postsharp.uservoice.com/forums/4949-feature-requests/suggestions/9749181-command-aspect-mvvm https://www.postsharp.net/support/roadmap
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MolochHASME
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The purpose of that line of code is to get the area of the region between the line segment designated by those two vertices and the y axis. Its "shadow", so to speak. How does it do this? Let's imagine the case of a vertical line segment. The shape of this "shadow" is a quadrilateral. so all we have to do is find the...
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dtfinch
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I used XFCE for maybe 5 years, and Gnome 2 before that, but eventually broke down and got a Windows PC about a year and a half ago for some DirectX 11 games (Fallout 4 had just come out), and spend most of my time on that.
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henryroo
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Edit: More detail on why I think "unusable" is an oversimplification It sounds like we're mostly just disagreeing on the definition of "unusable" here. As far as I can tell, your definition is "doesn't do all the things I use as part of my workflow". Yes, Wayland currently has some disadvantages compared to X. Maybe ...
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grauenwolf
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The specific implementation is free to change regardless if you use an abstract interface or not. What you can't change is the specific type, which is a different question. *** And of course this is all moot when talking about local variables. While we can debate the merits of polymorphism in public APIs, you gain...
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Kok_Nikol
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So this is used for making graphs of you commands?
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DLabz
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Yeah, looking at a spinning circle for more than 10 seconds on a 100 mbps connection is really long. Longer than I was willing to wait. In fact, came back to tell you it doesn't work on iOS, both Safari and Chrome.
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Kluizenaer
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No, my definition is on the table and has been since the start. I said "unusable except for the most trivial use cases" and I stand by that. The blog you linked talked about use cases that are indeed trivial; you can do that on Windows; you can do that on a phone. Surely we can agree that the meaning of the word "triv...
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heisgone
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Yeah, I think the embedded video is why it doesn't work on iOS. I did a simple sketch and it works fine on mobile: http://p5js.sketchpad.cc/sp/pad/view/lPx5ny4oXL/latest?
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Zeno84
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The advantage I understand to using Interface A = new type() Is that I can change type to typeb, typec, typed, etc. without breaking the program. So long as any implementing types don't break the contract (meaning the actual signature defined in the interface and the expected behavior). Another touted advantage is ...
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beatlefreak9
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> morrowinter nights As a fan of both games, is this a mod I haven't heard of for one of them?
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TestRedditorPleaseIg
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> I also still find it an abysmal abomination to want to learn and use COBOL primarily because you get paid to it. Ya gotta eat
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gulbanana
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scrolling feels awful on ios. it seems to 'cut off' early rather than allow the page to drift, as if everything was covered in tar. please allow platform-native scrolling instead of reimplementing it badly in javascript!
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>only usable right now for the people that won't even notice whether they are running X11 or Wayland and most likely haven't even heard of either This is just patently absurd. The way you use Linux is not the way everyone uses Linux. There are lots of non-trivial use cases (including mine) that work perfectly fine....
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> I have around 3 years of exp in COBOL in two different companies. I actually like the language. I did learn it and use it back in school, but haven't touched it in years. Do you feel that Cobol has any strengths that other languages still can't really touch yet? I mean, the "coolest" thing we did with Cobol...
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PM_UR_ALTFACTS_GURL
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I think it plays as well or as poorly as any other impure functional language that is mainly stringly-typed: you need lots of testing, you need documentation, and every once and a while you're going to forget what you were doing 6 months ago and you need to really think about it with no help from the OS/langauge. But ...
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Steve132
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I feel like so far I have 1) guy who talks wildly. 2) Canvas.ellipse(), 3) "Web 3.0" and Zombo.com buzzwords Anything I'm missing?
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NavelBarricade
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I think the most incredible thing about it is that the entire system is one executable.
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Steve132
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So why not rewrite the parts of bitcoincore or unlimited to use this algorithm?
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ukaszg
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you can't set resolution on the second monitor higher than 1024x768 most people consider that a problem...
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funkboxing
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I just wanted to repost a very good response someone wrote in articles comments: The idea that 9 people could make a baby in one month is not due to Cultural Marxism, it was the targeted by Fred Brooks in his ‘Mythical Man Month’, first edition 1975. Long before Cultural Marxism had as much sway as it does now. It’s j...
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notsurewhatiam
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Thought that was the joke
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Alphaetus_Prime
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Given that it only takes 400-500 attempts, it's actually probably faster to just do it manually than to write a program to do it for you.
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mrkite77
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Works on Android in Chrome.
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skylos2000
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*sigh*
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Possible, but not trivial. The main design is rather different. Bitcrust already uses Core's libbitcoinconsensus for script validation but a different storage engine. The "overlap" would be the networking component, but this is not easily extract as Core isn't build in a modular way. Besides., I think a modular, cl...
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lurking is lightly putting it. Where im at we have operationS which dedicated to switching from Cobol to Java. Each teams could have easily up to 50 devs and they often joke about it as JOBOL. Its some of the worst programming I have seen: the Cobol load is just too big thus programmers have to ignore a lot of good pr...
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Question, why do you dislike ICommands? While I don't particularly care much for the actual ICommand interface itself, I do think the concept of Commands provides a much nicer abstraction of "some user action to perform" than a simple method does. Built-in conditional execution, asynchronous execution, decoupling View...
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I have the same belief in code reviews, good to see I am not the only one who views them as an opportunity to grow developers. Sadly most managers view them as a QA activity.
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> but XML is very good for capturing semantics along with the data. XML being a reinvention of the wheel: s-expressions. Which not only is more concise than XML, it's MUCH easier to parse.
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I wouldn't dream of insulting people who are saying they like Unity and in my earlier replies you can read that I'd like them to have Unity as an option. I'm opposed to dogma and restrictions. As for the fanboy remark, I'm critical of gushing unqualified approval of whatever any organisation does.
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henryroo
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What? That's not true at all. My second monitor has a higher resolution than that. As does my third monitor.
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More specifically, it's called AOSP. "Android" as most people refer to is a Google platform built on AOSP, but with every functional part being increasingly replaced by closed-source Google Play Services apps.
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Have had zero trouble on my laptop which has an Intel gpu. Do the Nvidia drivers support Wayland yet? I would love to switch on my desktop.
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There's far too much implementation detail leaking "above the fold" for my liking. I only have so much mental capacity. Anything I'm using to understand the language isn't being used to solve the actual problem.
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iOS is known for the poorest js support. They don't want to loose their app market to the web apps. It's sad that one of the finest pieces of hardware you can buy is intentionally crippled in so many ways, and only because Apple is greedy.
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Yeah I used ubuntu server for a while too, it wasn't bad at all.
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Not so much. Generally, when OEMs make a MacBook equivalent, they cost about the same.
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https://github.com/reddit/reddit/blob/ea8f0b72c50f1f174a26e3ba66a4f784e4462f2e/r2/r2/models/account.py#L855 As /u/xiongchiamiov said they use bcrypt now though sha1 (with and without salts) were used previously (as seen by the migration code)
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To be fair it's really hard to prove either way!
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Maybe they can do an animal that starts with aa, then ab, etc...
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> This is just patently absurd. The way you use Linux is not the way everyone uses Linux. I never said Linux. You know nothing about my kernel. I revealed that I use a Unixlike OS, nothing more. > There are lots of non-trivial use cases (including mine) that work perfectly fine. Then name one of those non-tri...
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GNOME? Not Beta-Seven?
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I'm terrible, I read that as 🅱️usty 🅱️eaver.
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Beautiful writing. Hopefully my next technical interview goes like this.
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Forget animals. Start using rooms. The Anterior Anteroom.
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is there fossilhub or fossillab or fossilbucket?
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cool
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plist is not an example of good XML
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OK, let's say I have a theoretical plugin that scans Javascript files, and inserts documentation stubs above functions. To use it, I have to open the command palette, search for the right command name (without knowing the exact one...in this case I'd pray the command name contains "documentation", otherwise I'm gonna ...
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Just let it die
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Google does all its development in a [giant monorepo](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W71BTkUbdqE) and it works out pretty well for us. I thought it would be totally insane, but it actually works pretty well.
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found the guy who is not happy with the procedures at work
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> Code-reviews encode a social hierarchy of power. In open-source projects this is "do you have commit rights?". Universally speaking, this is incorrect. If people with commit rights don't abuse their technical power and never commit their own patches without getting reviews from other members of the community (wi...
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Nah, I mean it certainly helped, but the main allure of Cinnamon was that it was almost exactly like Win XP. Simple, familiar, the perfect DE for the Windows convert...and it was FREE!!!
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I'm currently in this kind of hell. My company bought a Java application to replace a mainframe app. The source code looks like someone pasted the COBOL program into Eclipse and changed shit around until it compiled. At first I thought it was lazy, but then I realized that they did it intentionally to keep their mainf...
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bentinata
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I think there's xkcd for this.
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> NV and Amd can focus on just one driver. X and Wayland already share the exact same drivers.
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..xyz[æøå](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f488uJAQgmw)
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ellicottvilleny
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Github in a box, minus the git. How insane is this?
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> they would have just written an extension for X to prevent access to blacklisted applications. They actually did. It's called XACE. (It actually used to be called SEX, in the same vein as SELinux, before the corporate types got to it.)
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Yup, litterally a team of >50 men from juniors to seniors are being dedicated to do that here. Its more than likely that you and me are talking about the same operation, different branches. Having the opportunity to work with mordern techcompanies, I feel sorry for these Junior devs having to learn skill that later...
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hmm, well thats why i liked it. I imagine that a lot of good distros got a bump in popularity from the users fleeing ubuntu after unity. but youre right, that probably wasnt the main reason for mint's success
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