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Agreed, the urlretrieve method of distributing your script may be neat, but it is horrendous security risk. Especially considering that he can alter the fetched code at any time and it will get executed anyway.
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thelastbaron
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I'm not totally familiar with the git paradigm... isn't a "pull request" when somebody asks for a project to be forked, or for permission to fork a project? If so, "pull" seems to be really bad terminology - it makes me think somebody is asking a project be removed from github (i.e. *pulled off*, such as for a GPL viol...
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quzox
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Actually we just use the DLL to bloat our software.
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quzox
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Does the JVM run ReSharper?? :)
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cdsmith
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Thanks for the report. I'll look into it. Opera should implement all the HTML5 stuff it's using, but I haven't tested there.
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minozake
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Is that both link and comment votes, or is that link only votes? I swear downvotes are used more in comments, or at least more than 20% of the time.
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aaronla
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They should have called it (x64-small-memory-model. It's like segmented architecture in reverse.
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IUseRhetoric
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There are a number of dialogs that cannot be tabbed through...
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bobindashadows
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Or it could be MITMd even if he doesn't change it. At which point you can't just look at his page I see what you ran.
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phaker
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Valid points, but that's not what he meant. He said this referring to [issue #1](http://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/k4uxf/linux_is_now_hosted_on_github_xpost_from_rlinux/c2hji9a) (now 404 so I linked to relevant reddit thread instead) someone made as a joke.
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bobindashadows
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I'm not sure we disagree about anything. What you just said has nothing to do with what I was saying. I was just nitpicking your phrasing.
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Linus created git in the first place... So no, Linus is not the Simon Cowell of the software world.
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chases_tits
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Adobe employee, eh?
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newPre
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No, a pull request is when someone has already forked your project, made some useful changes to it, and suggests you pull those changes back into your original repo. Haven't ever done this through github, sounded like Linus was saying it's hard to review the differences which would be pulled in. Knowing what you're ac...
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qurt
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Ah, something to do with x86 not being an orthogonal instruction set so a given operation would always change a given register. And does "cd ef 12 34" turning into "0x3412efcd" as the memory address show the endianness of the architecture?
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cameleon
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It means they already have a fork, have some changes, and are asking you to "pull" them into your repository, i.e. integrate them. So the terminology isn't so bad.
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MarshallBanana
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> The same applies to pull requests. Perhaps it's just me, but when it's just a few (or especially just one) developer working on something, getting features thrown at you from random people is rather awesome. I'm just a single developer working on most of my projects, and I'd *never* pull anything without first ma...
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thelastbaron
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Ahh, okay. Thanks for the clarification.
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thelastbaron
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That makes a lot more sense. Thank you.
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MarshallBanana
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> Every single time some pissant little glory hound fixes some stupid irrelevant indentation issues or typos, Linux becomes slightly better for it. If every one of those fixes gets sent directly to Linus, then no, Linux is slightly *worse* for it, because you just wasted time he could have spent on making *real* ch...
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andralex
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Yah, that's pretty much it, and Linus expressed his point very reasonably. Then wow, look at the comments on that page - you can tell some people went by Linus' past reputation of making harsh comments, instead of judging his remarks at face value.
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bloodwine
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Software development has been pretty resilient, though. I survived the dotcom boom, crash, and subsequent outsource-mania. As long as you treat your career in software/technology as an exercise in never-ending continuing education then you will do fine and avoid most of the perils and pitfalls. It is a career path tha...
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andralex
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[citation needed]
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NegativeK
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You're giving YouTube too much credit. That wasn't pure snark. If you go to non-tech videos, YouTube's comments are terrifyingly horrible.
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andralex
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TL;DR yet another article about the demand/offer imbalance in the software industry.
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bloodwine
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I was hired at my last job in order to bring back projects the company had outsourced. The outsourced work was sub-par and the turn-around times were too long and over-budget. It may be merely anecdotal evidence, but I have witnessed first-hand that some companies are doing 180s on outsourcing. I think the hot new tre...
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I get what he is saying. He wants a hierarchy for submission to the kernel. If I have a patch I shouldn't go to Linus and instead I should go to the particular person maintaining that piece of the kernel. He wants gitub to have tools to enforce those separation of concerns that have been built into the kernel community...
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gasche
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I didn't know about SpaceChem, that's probably something to try.
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Ainar-G
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Awesome!
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brennen
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> enterprise terminology! And to think I almost took your comment seriously.
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andralex
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Oops, we're moving there. What's so bad about it?
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nateberkopec
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How did I *know* this would be a link to Linus complaining that GitHub was too easy to use?
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andralex
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I know of a half million dollars referral bonus for one particular hire.
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Because it's used doesn't mean that it's loved. The main reason that languages are endorsed by the industry is because there are companies who stand behind them, Google's got Python/Go, Sun Java, Microsoft C#. Marketing means a lot in this world.
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mipadi
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Not all other fields. Graphic designers, web designers, writers, ad creatives, and a lot of other creative types typically have a portfolio that helps them get a job. Programming isn't creative in the same way, but insofar as it has a creative element (i.e., you're creating something), it doesn't seem ridiculous for a ...
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First, I'll assume you are happy with: void kref_init(kref* obj); This is obviously a function that takes a kref*, named obj. Now, actually the code you pasted is identical to this, with 2 changes: 1) In C, you have to write 'struct kref' to access a struct called kref (unless you use typedefs). That's just the way ...
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savagecat
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My employer gives out $500.
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savagecat
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[citation needed]
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tinou
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> Ah, something to do with x86 not being an orthogonal instruction set so a given operation would always change a given register. Not quite. Even in RISC, you can have that encoding. If you look at it at the bit level (and not only at the byte level), you could encode `STORE reg, address` as something like 011...
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bonzinip
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Perhaps. :) I am not sure why "32 bits or fewer" includes longs when you're talking about 64-bit.
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Yeah, I made this because I thought it would be a fun idea. Well, I wrote a spec. I actually implemented it about half a year later.
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monocasa
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There are countries where they don't have a concept of public domain. In those cases they retain copyright; the creator doesn't have choice. Now what happens licence wise?
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tootie
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Yeah, I think claiming that Java is "loved" earned me a lot downvotes. My implication was that it's the most widely adopted (along with C++/#). In the vein of "no one ever got fired for choosing Microsoft". But in my experience, Java probably is, in fact, the most loved language. Lots and lots of people are comfortable...
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JurassicSpork
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If you've got a byte representing an x86 instruction, say 0xCD, take the first digit "C" and go down to row "C". Next, take the second digit "D" and go to the column "D". The intersection is the opcode, in this case "INT IMM", the software interrupt with immediate argument instruction. If your instruction begins wit...
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boa13
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> I assume most of the credence he gets is from being the guy who got the ball rolling You assume wrong. He gets the credence for keeping the ball rolling in approximately the right direction, which is absolutely not trivial. Feel free not to listen to him, and not to post about him, it's fine with me.
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gmiller123456
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Not to mention all of those who downvote all of the unit testing posts. too bad I can only downvote once though ;)
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spotta
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maybe not in an enterprise terminology.... but it runs and it doesn't kernel panic, which is how I define stable. You aren't talking about running stability, you are talking about how static the project is... and it isn't static... It is growing and changing, as it should.
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That's a really good question. On our team, I don't think it's taken anyone more than a couple of days to be developing code that the team's comfortable with putting through the normal QA/production process. With that said, I work for VMware and our team is probably exceptional along a number of dimensions, myself notw...
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not_mad_just_upset
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>Damn kool-aid drinkers, go back to ubuntu or reddit or imgur or twitter or facebook or whatever other garbage you blindly follow. I had no idea we were hated that much.
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StrangeWill
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>I mean, the first issue for Linux on Github was "Doesn't run MS Office" I can't find this, but I want to see it so badly and the response (shitstorm) that ensued.
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masklinn
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> even for a small project it would be awesome to be able to see in the blink of an eye what exactly you're asked to pull though, I'd reckon. Don't you get exactly that in the "Diff" tab? Along with the ability to comment the diff inline?
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StrangeWill
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Do we really need to hear VikingCoder's comments about lx45803's comments about Linus' comments about Github? ;)
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masklinn
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> made some ~~useful~~ changes to it They're not necessarily useful (or good).
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buggaz
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Well no. Not in exact sense. I was just laughing today here with this. He seems to be something like but can't quite pin it. I have no other caricature in mind right now.
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> (tabs objectively work better than spaces when you count the number of keystrokes you have to use to get things done) I'm convinced the pro-tabs side largely consists of people who would actually type out 4 or 8 spaces instead of having an editor do it automatically. Then they say things like 'spaces take more k...
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an_eggman
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You need a big programmer to fix the tiny niggling things (what are those anyways?). Do you think kernel programming is trivial? Do you really want to run the five lines of code Joe Random Hacker wrote, that supposedly fix this and that, in your kernel?
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everyone in this industry: PLEASE LEAVE i want to jack up my salary even higher programming is a dead end! you'll hate it! go into sales, or marketing. more chicks.
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arjie
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Wait, did you just agree with him? > Yeah, that looks like exactly what he did. **The bit about seeing the content of pull requests is valid**, but really, this seems like complaining about your car getting too much gas mileage. This mentality is exactly why Linux will ... be a mainstream desktop OS. In case you h...
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It's not, the IDE makes it mostly ok when you're reading code, because you can hover over these things and a good IDE will show you the docs for it. However, if *everything* on a page is gobbledy-gook then you're hovering over everything and trying to remember everything afterwards as you read the code. It can be exh...
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False
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haganerei
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Yeah, that's a totally different discussion. I did a CS degree that touched on most of the points made in this article. In the end, I found that I liked programming, but I didn't love it and decided to go into infrastructure instead which I did end up loving. It's not guaranteed that you're going to love your work, but...
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I don't blame you. If you sit down and read about it, it's pretty scary. I don't think it's approachable without a good IDE to show you what's what. However, writing it and using google to find some code examples, you start to get the hang of it.
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False
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Hm, yeah. You're probably right, Java probably is the most loved language. Love has become a very harmful thing.
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Hm, yeah. You're probably right, Java probably is the most loved language. Love has become a very harmful thing.
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benihana
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I do not understand this mindset. If someone wants to fix whitespace and slowly familiarize themselves with the codebase, fucking let them!
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simpleuser
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I just updated the x86 page with more sections... nop, obsolete, future, initial values, instruction length, mnemonics... Thanks to everybody for the feedback and the comments !
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dakboy
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You can fix whitespace without even looking at the code, let alone getting familiar with it. Both IDEs I use on a regular basis (Visual Studio & Eclipse) have shortcut keys to do it in seconds. I'm sure there are scripts that'll do it across an entire codebase. You don't *learn* anything by doing that.
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-4
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bucknuggets
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Well, it's no Bentonville, Arkansas that's for sure.
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notSorella
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Well, Enlightenment DR17 is being polished for a first awesome release for... hm, 10 years now? And Gnome 3 looks far better (and is actually usable) than any UI Microsoft engineers can dream of building. Really, Windows' DWM is not even near usable. What good is polishing without usability?
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bucknuggets
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Your experiences with outsourcing are completely common: communication challenges that cause delays, insufficient supervision, insufficient skills, compensation through pallet-loads of documentation, etc - and resulting in products that are horribly written, delayed, and piss off the customer.
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RayNbow
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> * IObservable - Which doesn't actually support LINQ expressions and wouldn't make sense if it did `IObservable` *does* implement [LINQ operators](http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ff707714%28v=VS.92%29.aspx) and it *does* make sense. There's plenty of material about that [covered at Channel9](http://channel...
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TinynDP
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Someone has to review the commits, to make sure they aren't backdoors disguised as whitespace fixes. No one wants to do that.
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AStrangeStranger
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It isn't going to be perfect - but that isn't a reason to abandon it completely
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>Limiting who can send pull requests and adding some additional information to the pull request sounds like a win, especially for something like Linux that has certain people in charge of specific parts of the kernel. Github would really benefit from this. The workflow github presents is great for a lot of smalle...
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False
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gronkkk
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> I wrote myself right now. This. Why do you have to reinvent the wheel, when it could be included in the canvas implementation?
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TinynDP
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Its not that the fixes shouldn't happen. Its that the fixes shouldn't go directly to Linus. Its like sending Steve Jobs emails about typos. Those go to the lower level guys, and Linus can periodocly pull in a batch a verified 'cleanup' commits from a trusted source. And if you feel being told to commit whitespace fixes...
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False
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ZMeson
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10 years of experience with Y (which came out 4 years ago by the way).
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False
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im a java programmer and what is this also, pretty sure the intel x86 pdfs have basically this (no pretty colors though, but covers more instructions than this pansy tinker toy map)... yep, page 632 of the 3rd pdf, god i love having those fuckers on my desktop
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True
0
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iTroll
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Ok now what neat/nasty stuff can I do with fql that I couldn't easily do in the browser?
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False
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>I can't find this No you can't. Thats the bullshit that made Linus disable issues for the project.
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bucknuggets
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I've been in the industry long enough to watch a ton of platforms come & go: mainframe terminals, vax terminals, dos apps, windows apps, client server apps, web apps in c, perl, java, php, ruby and now various flavors of smartphones & tablets. And I've got to say that rewriting the same old apps on just anothe...
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False
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ehird
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Have you *seen* the [fucking pull requests he's getting](https://github.com/torvalds/linux/pulls)? (Click "Closed".)
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False
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ZMeson
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So I can then put the GPL3 on it?
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False
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Shinhan
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Doesn't Linux work on the Dictator and Lieutenants Workflow? In that situation only lieutenants should be able to send pull requests to the Dictator, and normal people would have to send their typo pulls to the lieutenant responsible for typo fixing. Not being able to limit the pull requests is a shortcoming for large ...
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False
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freakingthefuckout12
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AKA How to process a million line text file in 20 minutes. Still, a nice read.
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False
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Shinhan
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imgur has a community?
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False
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day_cq
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linux is a kernel, not a desktop environment.
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False
0
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Shinhan
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For a smaller project, yea. And as he said he still thinks github is great for smaller project. But the kernel is a whole 'nother beast.
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False
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cdsmith
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Only if you assume the whitespace has no meaning... I've yet to find a reformat plugin that keeps things aligned in columns to bring out parallel structure and so on. There's nothing more annoying than getting a patch from something that pressed Ctrl-Shift-F in Eclipse before working.
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False
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bezko
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It didn't even remove the extra 'an', it removed 'n a'. FAIL!
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voyvf
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Oh, of course. But github (and bitbucket, for that matter) provide an interface that lets you browse the pull request, and thus the changes, in question.
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False
0
c2hvaek
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chub79
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Still, I'm surprised he didn't foresee that in the first place.
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day_cq
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**by scaling in the cloud**
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False
0
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Tobblo
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Even if it isn't true, [this](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mariner_1) is what I think on every time I hear about Fortran.
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True
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redbeard0x0a
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A spoon isn't blunt enough...
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False
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not_mad_just_upset
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Yeah, but it's mostly redditors.
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voyvf
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Ah, I see. Like I said, it'd be nice to be able to disable it for cases like that. I'd imagine any large project would run into things like that (whether it be jokes, trolling, or both) quite often.
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False
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JL235
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Well I have no difficulty using Windows, so we'll have to agree to disagree.
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False
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tcoxon
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Rent a unixy server in a country that does have public domain, ssh into it, clone the project there and re-license it under whatever license you like, then clone that back into your home country. /half-kidding
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False
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