archived
stringclasses
2 values
author
stringlengths
3
20
author_fullname
stringlengths
4
12
body
stringlengths
0
22.5k
comment_type
stringclasses
1 value
controversiality
stringclasses
2 values
created_utc
stringlengths
10
10
edited
stringlengths
4
12
gilded
stringclasses
7 values
id
stringlengths
1
7
link_id
stringlengths
7
10
locked
stringclasses
2 values
name
stringlengths
4
10
parent_id
stringlengths
5
10
permalink
stringlengths
41
91
retrieved_on
stringlengths
10
10
score
stringlengths
1
4
subreddit_id
stringclasses
1 value
subreddit_name_prefixed
stringclasses
1 value
subreddit_type
stringclasses
1 value
total_awards_received
stringclasses
19 values
True
saudade
null
Yep, it makes sense in the "must maintain backwards compatibility at all costs" category. Much of Microsoft's choices seem to fall into that camp.
null
0
1315420279
False
0
c2i57dl
t3_k7gjy
null
t1_c2i57dl
t1_c2i4usp
null
1427570130
7
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
AttackingHobo
null
I use SVN every day. I happen to be a game developer who works with artists. I need to use the same tools that they use so I can better help them. Committing with Tortoise SVN is easy and takes seconds and is integrated into the windows shell.
null
0
1315420324
False
0
c2i57mb
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i57mb
t1_c2i55oe
null
1427570134
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
[deleted]
null
Because it means your employer is not treating you as a professional.
null
0
1315420689
False
0
c2i59it
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i59it
t1_c2i574l
null
1427570159
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
lmnt
null
Wow. Code looks very tidy, too.
null
0
1315420829
False
0
c2i5aai
t3_k7ewc
null
t1_c2i5aai
t3_k7ewc
null
1427570168
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
benihana
null
Basically you're making a snarky comment about people who can't go to conferences on the company dime?
null
0
1315420906
False
0
c2i5aq6
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5aq6
t1_c2i2osg
null
1427570173
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
winzo
null
More like "Using git can be as simple as you're used to," which I agree with, but I still don't understand why git has this perception of "complex; therefore bad" associated with it, as in the whole hg/git flamewar. This perception is echoed in the article. Is hating on git yet another cargo cult too? > Git is n...
null
0
1315420918
False
0
c2i5ask
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5ask
t3_k7qvj
null
1427570175
18
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
[deleted]
null
[deleted]
null
0
1315420976
False
0
c2i5b3x
t3_k6ceu
null
t1_c2i5b3x
t1_c2hy9c8
null
1427570179
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
myliverhatesme
null
I was assuming a target audience of programmers since we're in /r/programming. However, it appears there is a [Tortoise git](http://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit/) for your particular situation. There also plenty of git guis, but I know it's not quite as simple as shell integration.
null
0
1315421022
False
0
c2i5bd0
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5bd0
t1_c2i57mb
null
1427570183
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
[deleted]
null
You can hide white space changes in diffing with the right tools.
null
0
1315421028
False
0
c2i5beb
t3_k6jko
null
t1_c2i5beb
t1_c2hxk6y
null
1427570183
0
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Kalium
null
Sure. I was making an overarching point regarding the fetishisation of simplicity in software development circles.
null
0
1315421039
False
0
c2i5bg8
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5bg8
t1_c2i53f8
null
1427570184
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
RedWolves
null
So you are overseas I assume and it is more expensive for travel and time off I get that. Here are some options then. 1. We try whenever possible to bring the content of the content to online if it is feasible. Boston last year we provided video's of the speakers http://events.jquery.org/2010/boston/video/ and in Sa...
null
0
1315421070
False
0
c2i5bly
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5bly
t1_c2i55ax
null
1427570186
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Nebu
null
> This looks like a very particular case. In my experience, it's actually pretty common. It overlaps a lot with grauenwolf's DLL example: Basically, we're asking for a functionality to "discover" code, rather than having to explicitly list every piece of code that could ever possibly run.
null
0
1315421114
False
0
c2i5buj
t3_k70os
null
t1_c2i5buj
t1_c2i2csl
null
1427570189
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
kdma
null
I use this one(chrome extension) i believe its the same thing but also with google twitter yahoo digg http://disconnect.me/
null
0
1315421125
False
0
c2i5bwm
t3_k788j
null
t1_c2i5bwm
t3_k788j
null
1427570190
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
rghd
null
How is it baroque?
null
0
1315421146
False
0
c2i5c0g
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5c0g
t1_c2i4yme
null
1427570191
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
dkaparis
null
Doesn't github have the possibility to post files for download apart from the source repository?
null
0
1315421147
False
0
c2i5c0y
t3_k7pr0
null
t1_c2i5c0y
t1_c2i4fw6
null
1427570191
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
elperroborrachotoo
null
A simple data structure doesn't mean implementation or use is simple, that's right. In my understanding, the point of that post is this: When you first approach GIT, it's intimidating, the learning curve looks like e^x on top of the great wall of China stacked to the brim with angry, gnarling rock throwers. Underst...
null
0
1315421148
True
0
c2i5c10
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5c10
t1_c2i4t7l
null
1427570191
9
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Contero
null
In windows I much prefer using GUI for things like this since I've much more often got the folder open rather than a CLI in that directory, but man, nothing beats the simplicity of git and hg CLI. It's a combo of every GUI for these programs being terrible, and the CLI interface being wonderful.
null
0
1315421174
False
0
c2i5c6c
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5c6c
t1_c2i4z44
null
1427570193
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
i_lick_my_knuckles
null
[TortoiseGit](http://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit/) is a lot like TortoiseSVN
null
0
1315421177
False
0
c2i5c6z
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5c6z
t1_c2i50f5
null
1427570193
5
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Kalium
null
You can arguably do the same thing with a hex editor and a lot of patience in almost any context...
null
0
1315421225
False
0
c2i5cfe
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5cfe
t1_c2i5c10
null
1427570196
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
cnk
null
Please wait while I wait while you load the model
null
0
1315421289
False
0
c2i5cr4
t3_k7jrs
null
t1_c2i5cr4
t1_c2i34jq
null
1427570201
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
henk53
null
It's of course interesting to do some other stuff indeed. I started with Basic btw on the good 'ol Commodore 64 (theoretically I'm now wasted for life :P) and did 6510 assembly for some time, and then 68000 assembly on the Amiga. Oh, and there's some Prolog on my CV as well :P
null
0
1315421305
False
0
c2i5cut
t3_k5p3f
null
t1_c2i5cut
t1_c2hz6e1
null
1427570202
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
deafbybeheading
null
Wow, this is pretty fantastic. I'll admit, given my pro-shell bias, I wasn't expecting much from the "We can't use our Apple-Design-Award-winning SVN tool anymore" preface, but this is a great overview of the nuts and bolts of git.
null
0
1315421363
False
0
c2i5d6g
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5d6g
t3_k7qvj
null
1427570206
6
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
BeatLeJuce
null
Determining the "best implementation" is actually what this benchmarks such as this should be for (at least on the specific OS/machine it runs on). After that has happened, we could indeed make all kinds of interesting comparisons. Unfortunately the shootout-site has gone in the opposite direction, cutting down on the...
null
0
1315421364
True
0
c2i5d6k
t3_k58pi
null
t1_c2i5d6k
t1_c2i41yu
null
1427570206
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Contero
null
I've stuck with hg so far because every time I try to dance with git again it throws up some incomprehensible error. Last time it turned out git didn't like that I was trying to push to a repo with a working copy. This article helped a lot. I'll probably work up the courage to try git again (since all the cool kids ar...
null
0
1315421380
False
0
c2i5d9w
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5d9w
t3_k7qvj
null
1427570207
20
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
mokomull
null
This would've been a good tutorial to show my senior design group, but we ended up just using Subversion (I used git-svn myself, though). I do think github makes it easier to explain to new users, since you can actually set up a repository with multiple people committing to it. Having to explain to people "pull from ...
null
0
1315421485
False
0
c2i5dvh
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5dvh
t3_k7qvj
null
1427570216
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
johnyma22
null
Nice try Google.
null
0
1315421598
False
0
c2i5ehg
t3_k7jrs
null
t1_c2i5ehg
t1_c2i3i1k
null
1427570224
-3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
jre2
null
std::vector< std::vector< std::string > > foo; is not the same as std::vector< std::vector< std::string >> foo; despite only differing by a single whitespace in a way that at first glance doesn't appear to matter (but does due to greedy lexing).
null
0
1315421675
False
0
c2i5evt
t3_k6ceu
null
t1_c2i5evt
t1_c2hw97b
null
1427570230
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
pyrates
null
Ah no it's not. I work with programmers and we all prefer using svn. The command line for svn makes sense, git's does not. Plus it has a gui interface too for those who do not wish to use the command line. Git is for unix/linux programmers who are able to remember obscure command lines. Svn is for the rest of us. ...
null
0
1315421733
False
0
c2i5f6f
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5f6f
t3_k7qvj
null
1427570237
15
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Darkmoth
null
Not at all what I was expecting from a "simpler than you think" article. I might have named it "git architecture", or "git under the hood".
null
0
1315421747
False
0
c2i5f8u
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5f8u
t3_k7qvj
null
1427570234
75
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
elperroborrachotoo
null
What helped me most is this from an otherwise unremembered tutorial: **You don't manage versions, you manage changes between versions.** Now, that's not what git does *internally*, but it is what the surface commands do: Cherry-pick? Move those changes from one branch to the other. Rebase? throw two sets of chan...
null
0
1315421802
False
0
c2i5fkv
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5fkv
t1_c2i4zqs
null
1428195210
45
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
[deleted]
null
I would have passed over it had it been named one of those. tldr "bait"
null
0
1315421964
False
0
c2i5ghr
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5ghr
t1_c2i5f8u
null
1427570261
44
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
alantrick
null
So basically, we find git confusing, and you're telling us. "No, Git's not confusing". Now either you're saying we're lying or insane, I think, because we are confused by Git. We picked up git at my work because one of the guys convinced our project manager that it was teh awesome and ever since my coworkers have been...
null
0
1315421980
False
0
c2i5gkn
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5gkn
t1_c2i5ask
null
1427570251
63
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
_pupil_
null
> *At the physics conferences, people get excited about free pens.* ... *pens*, you say... /excited
null
0
1315422267
False
0
c2i5i3v
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5i3v
t1_c2i48it
null
1427570275
6
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
rooktakesqueen
null
[Coming this summer from Dreamworks](http://i.imgur.com/q16pU.png).
null
0
1315422302
False
0
c2i5ia5
t3_k7jrs
null
t1_c2i5ia5
t1_c2i3fji
null
1427570275
20
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
wolfcore
null
git is simpler than you think ... yes, also a nuclear submarine is simpler than you think ... once you learn how it works.
null
0
1315422307
False
0
c2i5iat
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5iat
t3_k7qvj
null
1427570275
125
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Terr_
null
I find my biggest annoyance with the registry isn't its high-level organization, but the feeling (possibly obsolete by now) that it's a set of system files in a strange binary form that you can't always reliably edit or work with "off-line" when the OS isn't already working and running.
null
0
1315422312
False
0
c2i5ibp
t3_k7qe8
null
t1_c2i5ibp
t3_k7qe8
null
1427570276
23
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Indestructavincible
null
http://i.imgur.com/6h2YX.jpg
null
0
1315422314
False
0
c2i5ic0
t3_k7jrs
null
t1_c2i5ic0
t1_c2i4r7t
null
1427570276
9
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
mcguire
null
...and symbolic links?
null
0
1315422328
False
0
c2i5ieu
t3_k7lda
null
t1_c2i5ieu
t3_k7lda
null
1427570277
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
AttackingHobo
null
Yeah I know they are almost identical. Other than with git you have to commit with a message. I lost some work with GIT from some kind of corruption, so I stay away from it.
null
0
1315422342
False
0
c2i5iha
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5iha
t1_c2i5c6z
null
1427570277
-1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
bifftradwell
null
> Plus it has a gui interface too for those who do not wish to use the command line. This is really the key here: without a GUI, don't expect a creative professional to bother with git *or* svn.
null
0
1315422409
False
0
c2i5ity
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5ity
t1_c2i5f6f
null
1427570281
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
_pupil_
null
I get the impression that the people experiencing sticker shock don't really go to (m)any conferences. $500 is only a lot if the conference doesn't deliver. Reading the comments on the post it seems like being slow with the programme might have been the reason for the slow registrations.
null
0
1315422561
False
0
c2i5jo2
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5jo2
t1_c2i3hot
null
1427570299
6
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
chownplus
null
That seems silly to me. If it was file corruption, chances are that would've happened if you were using any kind of source control, the fault there doesn't lie with git
null
0
1315422629
False
0
c2i5k14
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5k14
t1_c2i5iha
null
1427570302
6
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
mcguire
null
Wait a minute.... > Path is the logical abstraction of a location on the file system, e.g. c:\ is a Path as is ../foobar.txt How is that different from java.io.File? > An abstract representation of file and directory pathnames.
null
0
1315422705
False
0
c2i5ken
t3_k7lda
null
t1_c2i5ken
t3_k7lda
null
1427570305
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
winzo
null
> So basically, we find git confusing, and you're telling us. "No, Git's not confusing". Now either you're saying we're lying or insane, I think, because we are confused by Git. Well no, that's not what I intended to say. I'm saying it's really no more confusing than any RCS at its core, unless you're distracted by...
null
0
1315422710
True
0
c2i5kfj
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5kfj
t1_c2i5gkn
null
1427570305
13
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
statikuz
null
There are plenty of GUIs for Git as well, even one distributed with Git itself.
null
0
1315422751
False
0
c2i5kn1
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5kn1
t1_c2i5f6f
null
1427570318
20
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
gmfawcett
null
> so, an entire function in D can be made compile time by using the "static" keyword. No, it is not necessary to mark a function static for compile-time evaluation. Many functions can play "double duty" and are executable at compile time or runtime, depending on caller context. There are restrictions, though; see t...
null
0
1315422783
False
0
c2i5ktb
t3_k6lj2
null
t1_c2i5ktb
t1_c2hydgm
null
1427570310
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Terr_
null
New versus old, and maintaining backwards-compatibility. [See here](http://download.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/essential/io/legacy.html) for more detail: > Prior to the Java SE 7 release, the java.io.File class was the mechanism used for file I/O, but it had several drawbacks. > * Many methods didn't throw exc...
null
0
1315422801
False
0
c2i5kwq
t3_k7lda
null
t1_c2i5kwq
t1_c2i5ken
null
1427570311
12
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
great-pumpkin
null
4.7, cut 2011-09-07.
null
0
1315422828
False
0
c2i5l2y
t3_k7q0a
null
t1_c2i5l2y
t3_k7q0a
null
1427570313
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
potifar
null
I'd say that's very hard to gauge without knowing any specifics whatsoever.
null
0
1315422916
False
0
c2i5lk4
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5lk4
t1_c2i3fqp
null
1427570322
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Chroko
null
tl;dr: Use [Mercurial](http://mercurial.selenic.com/).
null
0
1315422997
False
0
c2i5lzz
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5lzz
t3_k7qvj
null
1427570327
0
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
_pupil_
null
For a lot of conference attendees the loss of income/productivity for a day will dwarf the entrance fee. $500 can make you a decent PC, but if you're a consultant who bills at $200+ an hour the entrance fee is a non-issue. The non-billable hours will be far more costly. tl;dr: as a tax-deductible business expense to...
null
0
1315423072
False
0
c2i5mei
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5mei
t1_c2i2brc
null
1427570341
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
swax
null
ah didnt know that, thanks.
null
0
1315423087
False
0
c2i5mgp
t3_k7pr0
null
t1_c2i5mgp
t1_c2i5c0y
null
1427570341
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
[deleted]
null
My consolations.
null
0
1315423096
False
0
c2i5miv
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5miv
t1_c2i4y2h
null
1427570344
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
hobbified
null
svn is for those who accept not being able to do 90% of what current-generation VCSes are capable of.
null
0
1315423163
False
0
c2i5mvf
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5mvf
t1_c2i5f6f
null
1427570351
9
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
iiB
null
While that is true, I think a big question is does static typing leads to correctness and better methodologies that lends to increasing software quality. The answer probably depends greatly on the experience of the developer.
null
0
1315423239
True
0
c2i5na2
t3_k7o9e
null
t1_c2i5na2
t1_c2i4rek
null
1427570354
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
[deleted]
null
I think the exact opposite
null
0
1315423273
False
0
c2i5ngl
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5ngl
t1_c2i5f6f
null
1427570354
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
[deleted]
null
To be fair git is integrated into most if not all IDEs and the version control will more or less with the same buttons and menu options as if you had used any other VCS. So there is really is only the CLI version to learn
null
0
1315423309
False
0
c2i5nnu
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5nnu
t1_c2i4z44
null
1427570356
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
_pupil_
null
So businesses shouldn't invest in keeping their people up to date? Even high conference fees (3 - 4 thousand), don't seem so steep when it's helping build and retain talent. I think the hardest part is finding the kind of coders who can really get something out of it....
null
0
1315423329
False
0
c2i5nrn
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5nrn
t1_c2i2ldz
null
1427570358
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
mrargh
null
try mercurial then - much easier to switch to, and a great GUI in TortoiseHG.
null
0
1315423363
False
0
c2i5nxm
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5nxm
t1_c2i5f6f
null
1427570358
18
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
[deleted]
null
To say "static typing increases development time" based on this study is ludicrous. Perhaps it should read, "dynamic typing is better suited for small, simple projects." It also doesn't account for better tooling support offered to statically typed languages. This study is worthless.
null
0
1315423423
False
0
c2i5o97
t3_k7o9e
null
t1_c2i5o97
t3_k7o9e
null
1427570362
30
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
xiongchiamiov
null
And I know a bunch of programmers that prefer using git. Your point is...?
null
0
1315423444
False
0
c2i5ode
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5ode
t1_c2i5f6f
null
1427570362
5
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
richardjohn
null
No way. Took me quite a while to pick up SVN, I was comfortable with Git in a couple of days. Now I've had to switch back to SVN and it's like working with oven gloves on. What's unintuitive about Git's command line? git add -i is easier to use than *anything* in Subversion.
null
0
1315423480
False
0
c2i5okj
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5okj
t1_c2i5f6f
null
1427570364
6
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
loaner____
null
So what if he's not a 99th percentile conference organizer? He wanted to host one and so he went and did it. Would you rather he not try at all? Should he have retained some conference planning consultant?
null
0
1315423634
False
0
c2i5pfb
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5pfb
t1_c2i25qf
null
1427570369
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
npinguy
null
I'm a windows programmer and I never want to go back to SVN. I also fought against Git for awhile thinking "Individuals over Tools! Let's keep things simple and use SVN" The learning curve for Git is *brutal*. But when you get there...you never want to go back. I'm serious, it's source control like it was meant to....
null
0
1315423653
False
0
c2i5pir
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5pir
t1_c2i5f6f
null
1427570370
29
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
xiongchiamiov
null
Either that, or he did some history rewriting that probably required the use of a `-f` flag.
null
0
1315423654
False
0
c2i5piu
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5piu
t1_c2i5k14
null
1427570370
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
_pupil_
null
Disclaimer: I do backend systems for some conference organizers. In some respects smaller events have much more freedom to keep the prices down because of exactly what you pointed out: if you're going over a certain threshold your venue selection is small and the suppliers are experienced (read: sharks), and offer com...
null
0
1315423658
False
0
c2i5pjs
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5pjs
t1_c2i3c9n
null
1427570370
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
MarshallBanana
null
I... I have no idea what you are saying. I'd really suggest paying more attention to your sentence structure, and laying off the parentheses entirely. Focus on what you are trying to say and how to say it directly and straightforwardly. Also, re-read after writing.
null
0
1315423734
False
0
c2i5pyf
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5pyf
t1_c2i33mk
null
1427570374
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
xiongchiamiov
null
Most of the time with a GUI I have a bunch of buttons scattered throughout the interface. With a new shell program, I run `cool-new-thing --help` and get a concise list of what it can do.
null
0
1315423766
False
0
c2i5q5z
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5q5z
t1_c2i56nd
null
1427570376
5
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
dbunic
null
Please do not try demo from www.reddit.com because of JavaScript security - Domains, protocols and ports must match. Just go directly to the www.redips.net/javascript/autocomplete/ and autocomplete will work! Thank you.
null
0
1315423824
False
0
c2i5qgg
t3_k7w86
null
t1_c2i5qgg
t3_k7w86
null
1427570381
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
mercerist
null
the forked GitX for OSX is good enough for most of my needs.
null
0
1315423898
False
0
c2i5qvi
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5qvi
t1_c2i5f6f
null
1427570392
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
nemtrif
null
Oh, c'mon! You shouldn't feel sorry for me because I meet people :)
null
0
1315423960
False
0
c2i5r7w
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5r7w
t1_c2i5miv
null
1427570391
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
mcguire
null
Path path = ... int uid = (Integer)Files.getAttribute(path, "unix:uid"); Oy.
null
0
1315424028
False
0
c2i5rkl
t3_k7lda
null
t1_c2i5rkl
t1_c2i5kwq
null
1427570395
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
_pupil_
null
Big venues bring some big costs... Running WiFi in a large building can be a nightmare... If the venue just upgraded their system, guess who gets to pay out the arse for the latest and greatest? The event arranger. Venues make a lot of money by putting the screws to arrangers. Want some food served at the venues ...
null
0
1315424150
False
0
c2i5s96
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5s96
t1_c2i3fqp
null
1427570404
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
da_newb
null
Use the bookmarks extension for Mercurial.
null
0
1315424152
False
0
c2i5s9e
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5s9e
t1_c2i5d9w
null
1427570404
10
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
[deleted]
null
Anybody else feel guilty for being too lazy to switch to GIT? I have 4 friends all telling me "switch to GIT already", and I feel like an idiot for sticking with my crusty old svn, but I'm just too damn stressed to make the switch. Inertia is a bitch.
null
0
1315424187
True
0
c2i5sfu
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5sfu
t3_k7qvj
null
1427570407
33
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
brandf
null
Did you read it? The three bullets FTFA lay it out pretty clearly: 1) takes longer with static typing (the only thing mentioned in the headline) 2) 14 fail with dynamic, only 11 with static (hence my first comment) 3) 60% pass with dynamic, 64% with static (hence my second comment)
null
0
1315424212
False
0
c2i5ski
t3_k7o9e
null
t1_c2i5ski
t1_c2i4utx
null
1427570417
10
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
MarshallBanana
null
~~Maybe you should be trying mercurial.~~
null
0
1315424297
True
0
c2i5t17
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5t17
t1_c2i5d9w
null
1427570420
-2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
andralex
null
This is exactly the kind of judgmental response I was talking about. Instead of discussing the remark at hand, you confine discussion straight on the individual. What do you think about what he said about github?
null
0
1315424315
False
0
c2i5t3y
t3_k6ceu
null
t1_c2i5t3y
t1_c2i32uu
null
1427570420
2
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
00kyle00
null
You probably want to make [r]begin/[r]end/find/exist const member functions (in fact exist is superfluous). If my eyes don't lie to me, your reverse iterator and iterator differ in implementation of operator* only, this could be factored out. Are there any reasons you didnt use std::reverse_iterator? Also, why would ...
null
0
1315424411
False
0
c2i5tlf
t3_k7v1z
null
t1_c2i5tlf
t3_k7v1z
null
1427570424
4
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
daniels220
null
>What non-trivial thing were they trying to do, that git got in their way? Made a commit, realized I'd left a copy of a file in the working dir. Screw `git add`, too easy to lose changes, so now I have this file I don't want in the repo (from a `git commit -a`). How do I get rid of it _permanently,_ i.e. from the h...
null
0
1315424428
True
0
c2i5tow
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5tow
t1_c2i5kfj
null
1427570425
11
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
barsoap
null
I'd really suggest paying more attention to reading comprehension.
null
0
1315424466
False
0
c2i5twn
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5twn
t1_c2i5pyf
null
1427570426
-4
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
[deleted]
null
[deleted]
null
0
1315424533
False
0
c2i5ubo
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5ubo
t1_c2i5tow
null
1427570431
-3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
nfarina
null
Exactly, it's just a normal Submarine with a yellow radiation sticker taped to the side
null
0
1315424584
False
0
c2i5ukf
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5ukf
t1_c2i5iat
null
1427570434
75
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Papper
null
One could argue that anything that is going to be written straight to a file should use types from the stdint.h header or otherwise the developer should be condemned to burn in hell.
null
0
1315424694
False
0
c2i5v6n
t3_k7gjy
null
t1_c2i5v6n
t1_c2i4usp
null
1427570442
6
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
ubermyme
null
> I've stuck with hg so far... You know 'hg' *is* mercurial, right?
null
0
1315424746
False
0
c2i5vgh
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5vgh
t1_c2i5t17
null
1427570446
10
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Terr_
null
Not super-convenient, but it's a heck of a lot better than the alternative: Polluting your "portable" API with a crapload of method signatures which are all unique to all the different OS versions and filesystem formats that you might ever encounter. If your app is going to be that tied to specific operating systems...
null
0
1315424754
True
0
c2i5vi0
t3_k7lda
null
t1_c2i5vi0
t1_c2i5rkl
null
1427570448
5
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
bonch
null
Who cares about clunky GCC and its indecipherable error messages now now that Clang/LLVM exists?
null
0
1315424906
False
0
c2i5wbj
t3_k7q0a
null
t1_c2i5wbj
t3_k7q0a
null
1427570457
-16
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
MarshallBanana
null
You're really trying to tempt me into going over that entire comment with a red pen, aren't you?
null
0
1315424920
False
0
c2i5wee
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5wee
t1_c2i5twn
null
1427570458
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
ashep24
null
I updated the boss to Tests.game.newSpawner(0,0,4,100,100,200); and also increased the max number of units if (dots.getCount() > 10000){return;} Much more fun!
null
0
1315424931
False
0
c2i5wg9
t3_k7ewc
null
t1_c2i5wg9
t1_c2i3m6b
null
1427570459
5
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
no_hero
null
I've never thought to ask that question because it doesn't make sense. So the article was already preaching to my choir. What may have been a nice feature for the registry is to incorporate some sort of a key set that matches a program/library to it's corresponding keys that it has created/mutated. It would then be ea...
null
0
1315424958
False
0
c2i5wki
t3_k7qe8
null
t1_c2i5wki
t3_k7qe8
null
1427570460
5
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
MarshallBanana
null
You can't expect me to read *every* part of a post, can you?
null
0
1315424972
False
0
c2i5wnp
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5wnp
t1_c2i5vgh
null
1427570463
11
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Zambini
null
> and the occasional three-way-merges giggitty.
null
0
1315424976
False
0
c2i5wod
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5wod
t1_c2i5fkv
null
1427570463
42
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
[deleted]
null
[deleted]
null
0
1315424984
False
0
c2i5wq3
t3_k7q0a
null
t1_c2i5wq3
t3_k7q0a
null
1427570463
23
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
ubermyme
null
I still remember the slow-approaching Git eureka experience... I think it culminated with me thinking something like: "Omg, imma totally live my life the Git way". Alas, branched social-/lovelife does not come with as little overhead as branched Git development...
null
0
1315424994
False
0
c2i5wsm
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5wsm
t3_k7qvj
null
1427570464
4
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
gthank
null
Thanks for pointing that out. I was actually sad you didn't include it in the submission to r/vim.
null
0
1315424997
False
0
c2i5wtf
t3_k6hii
null
t1_c2i5wtf
t1_c2i3xrv
null
1427570464
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
Zambini
null
I am going to try to use git. I've been only taught SVN, so this page is hopefully going to make the transition easy :)
null
0
1315425004
False
0
c2i5wv4
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5wv4
t3_k7qvj
null
1427570464
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
fwaggle
null
This is complete and utter crap - it looks like they can fire in whatever direction they please, what the heck is this? I expected nothing less than only-fire-forwards strategic flozoid dog-fighting, and instead I wasted my time viewing this atrocity. Just kidding, it was fantastic and I spent a good while watching it...
null
0
1315425030
False
0
c2i5x0l
t3_k7ewc
null
t1_c2i5x0l
t3_k7ewc
null
1427570466
3
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
headzoo
null
Sounds like people rejected the second conference because the first one sucked.
null
0
1315425158
False
0
c2i5xqs
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5xqs
t1_c2i32dh
null
1427570476
6
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
elperroborrachotoo
null
No doubt! As I said, I see it as an emotional benefit mostly (edit: which I don't mean as a bad thing). But it sounds simple in principle. heck, I could even write a simple script... etc. etc.
null
0
1315425201
True
0
c2i5xz2
t3_k7qvj
null
t1_c2i5xz2
t1_c2i5cfe
null
1427570479
1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null
True
m0llusk
null
fish spooge?
null
0
1315425248
False
0
c2i5y84
t3_k7e0u
null
t1_c2i5y84
t1_c2i4fm3
null
1427570483
-1
t5_2fwo
null
null
null