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Khaled_Alshaya
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Yes it is. You can find four examples in the zip file of the project demonstrating the usage of the library. In fact, the example I use in the tutorial is using range with range-based for loops in C++11.
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Who the fuck cares? Does subversion do the job for my project? Yes. Why the fuck would i ever want to switch? Git is good, is certainly better than subversion. Linus needed it, that's why he created it. I do not develop the Linux kernel. For a 5 man team...one has to be insane to switch to Git just because. You get no...
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ZorbaTHut
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I switched because I was taking over a project that already used git. Took me a while to get familiar with it. Worth it in the end, but I'll admit it was rocky for a bit.
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jonforthewin
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Chen?
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My boss was going to send me, I told him he should, he said fine. It was easy because in his experience $500 is pretty cheap for a conference.
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criticismguy
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> So that means a lot of people wrote broken parsers? It means a lot of people wrote parsers that didn't pass this particular test suite. > Only one person had a 100% test passing rate and they used a statically typed language. And do you think this parser was 100% correct? (Do you believe that the test suite...
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MrWoohoo
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I'll write a GUI interface in Visual BASIC!
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MrWoohoo
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The last one was named "improvisiation_122904b". Pick a note, hold it for five minutes, and (BOOM!) You're an artist!
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rayme083
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I was going to ask, because I use son of obsidian and it looks almost identical. Very cool.
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thegir
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The more you know. Edit: But why is it called "Show print margin" in the options?
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merreborn
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Two things I don't miss about svn: lame branching/merging, and those little .svn dirs all over the place which make bulk file operations suck (wanna cp a dir tree from somewhere else? Or recursive grep? Have fun with that)
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Dr9
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50% memory gain? I presume you mean 'savings'. But either way. Maybe I'm missing something, but I think your math is suspect. Keep in mind, even if pointers required zero memory - they're still pointing to something (usually something a lot bigger than the address itself). Unless your application is just a shitloa...
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unanimus
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The motion of swarms and fliers is fascinating. How did you program that motion?
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skeptek
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FF 6.0.2 - Cool game. Reminds me of how hard old-school nintendo games used to be.
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wnoise
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I do. But this wasn't about program requirements as program requirements. It's at the meta level about knowing what purported requirements actually count as requirement, based not on the requirements, but on contextual clues surrounding the delivery. It's workplace communication, not programming.
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merreborn
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Had issues for a while with file permissions conflicts, when I switched to git. At the time, certain directories in our project needed to be owned by apache (log dirs, cache dirs, etc.). This didn't work so hot with git -- someone would commit a file in the dir, you'd try to pull and writes would fail because you di...
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merreborn
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Yep. Git comes with a suite of svn import tools. Worked like a charm for us.
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KayRice
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Firstly, I don't really like `git` as a tool in terms of interface/etc, but you should recognize the difference between centralized development and decentralized development. I used SVN for a few years and similar to you I didn't actually get too time-fucked with it ever so I didn't care much. However, I was keeping m...
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SCombinator
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Reading lines longer than 80 chars is insane. Enjoy your fucking org.springframework.beans.factory.support.DefaultSingletonBeanRegistry and your seven layers of indentation if you must, but know that it's a symptom of horrible code, and horrible architecture.
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ctrldavid
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Not very well I'm afraid. I'd messed around a heap with 'swarming' in 2d a while back (http://jsfiddle.net/ctrlfrk/8jKES/show/) and I just copied some of the stuff I'd learned there over and added another dimension. I basically attract the swarmers together when they're within 300 units distance and push them apart if...
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mhd
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Well, a print margin is just one of the many uses of that limitation ;) What font size would you have to use to get a 150 character line on a portrait A4/letter page? If you'd be going by printing limits, I think that one of the more common early teletypes used as terminals had an even lower limit (72 characters).
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[deleted]
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This is a very different argument to what digitalvoidness was making. I don't think Stack Exchange are exactly overflowing with money, so I wouldn't be at all surprised if they needed this thing to be revenue neutral. I'd also be very surprised it they're taking any money for the ammount of time their employees spend...
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gnuvince
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I'm not sure why you're being downvoted, being able to display two (even three!) buffers side-by-side is so useful that it's worth to loosely respect the 80 column limit.
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flamingspinach_
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Yes, using `git svn`.
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I've seen no evidence that they were intending to make a profit off this.
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>I have 57 dotfiles right now; no more than two should be necessary. What is your rationale for that?
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Why don't you care less about it?
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day_cq
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make it non cheatable then. usual pattern is `function() {..}();`
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Already__Taken
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When you say hot we are still talking below 1000c . I wouldn't call that especially difficult
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KayRice
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Nobody will probably ever read this, but it's just too damning to not type out. Firstly, the irony is that the fucking article is called "Git is simple[...]" and then loads a giant fucking article. He backs it up with: > Git’s **terminology and syntax is got-damn inscrutable**. > Wait. Go back. Where did you g...
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nascent
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You don't. You'd have that small part in its own repository which could be included as a submodule to another project. That is you'll usually have small repositories that make sense as reusable parts/libraries or such.
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jestinjoy
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For years I was a looking for an article like this. Thanks nfarina.
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keyo_
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OS X has git tower, which is an very nice application too. Being a windows user most of the time I'm slightly jealous.
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exoplasm
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VSS is so bad that my brother setup a scheduled task to auto commit files with Mercurial every 15 minutes so he can recover his work when VSS corrupts file. No, not "if". When.
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[deleted]
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*I made the executive decision to leave our comfy world of Versions because it seemed clear that Git was winning the Internet.* Apple-focused developers choosing software based on trendiness? *Never!*
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robertmarkbram
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In general, people read short lines of text more easily than long lines - part of the reason why newspapers, large books and magazines have columns. I believe this is still a good principal for code too - shorter lines should make code easier to read and comprehend. For this reason I still prefer 80 columns with inden...
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keyo_
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Are you kidding? If you work in a team it's very handy to have the ability to branch and re-shuffle commits easily. I used to get into weird situations where subversion would lock up or delete a file without using 'svn rm' and all sorts of problems would arise. With my experiences in mercurial and git that hardly ever ...
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ZorbaTHut
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Git branches aren't in separate folders, they're completely separate namespaces. "git branch" runs effectively instantly - branching is very, *very* cheap.
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ZorbaTHut
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> How else does one name new commands? With a coherent, consistent vision from the start of the project, or alternatively, with the willingness to refactor and improve things as you go. But you need to be willing to go back and break a few of your old assumptions to keep it in good shape in the future.
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exoplasm
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I found [this article](http://www.jonmaddox.com/2008/03/05/cleanly-migrate-your-subversion-repository-to-a-git-repository/) linked on [StackOverflow](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/79165/how-to-migrate-svn-with-history-to-a-new-git-repository).
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rkcr
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My payoff with git has been **well** worth the effort I put into learning it. Your mileage may vary.
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OMouse
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Sorry about that, I learned about that a long time ago and I was just impressed at how much of a mess it was ;p
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mhd420
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To be honest, I would rather develop for Flash because I know its going to work predictably among a large number of browsers.
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FoolishClownfish
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So what is the subreddit for "links that programmers might find interesting or funny"? That should be in the sidebar.
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WalterBright
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A certain about of redundancy (boilerplate) is necessary. Source code for a language with zero redundancy would be indistinguishable from random sequences of characters. In fact, any random sequence of characters would be a valid program. For example, it's often proposed to dispense with the ; statement terminator bec...
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stoph
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If you don't care about /etc then you couldn't care less. You specifically said you could care less, but it seems you were mistaken.
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1RedOne
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Thank you for a great and succinct description, I'd also been foggy on this matter.
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exoplasm
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Your car's manual is 4 books? Did they include the service technician's manual or something? I don't think I've seen a car's manual, regardless of how many books there are, with a combined thickness greater than 1 to 1.5 inches. Edit: derp derp I can't read apparently
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robertmarkbram
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Yes, I agree with this too - I like having other views visible to the left and right on my screen.
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TrancePhreak
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The one who just wants to get things done. Or the one who often replaces obscure command lines with GUI.
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gospelwut
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This is why I am amused when technocrats herald Twitter et al as the harbingers of unquestionably good change. Then again, most people that *herald* technology usually have no idea how it works (while those that do get stuck in flamewars about which is "better").
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gospelwut
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Indeed. Sadly, what I hear the most is, "I don't care about the details [...] I just want to know *how* it works." "..."
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WalterGR
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What platform are you on? On Windows, both Windiff (free, open source, all that shit) and Beyond Compare (Evil, closed source, commercial software) handle it with aplomb. And those are the *only* 2 differs I've checked out in the last 5 years. I'm surprised it's viewed as rare to find this feature.
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stoph
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> I think we're being a little silly. I think that's the direction TheDreadRedditorD intended to take things. :)
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theclapp
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Came here to post that. :)
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quasarj
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Upvoted for making me laugh. And cry. At the same time.
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totemo
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Which rather defeats the point of putting it all on one line. "Screw indentation... let's put the whole *program* on one line." I wonder how on earth anyone can read a line with 300+ characters. Does it all fit on one screen? What font size? Does it span multiple monitors? Sounds like write-only code to me.
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quasarj
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I loved his article, it made me laugh a few times and I really liked his writing style. But for the love of God man, how could he just leave us hanging like that?!
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cronus42
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git is simple until you need to commit set of working copy changes into a new remote branch. I still have to look this up every time despite using git every day for more than a year. I find some of the command syntaxes very difficult to remember.
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In the town where I was born ...
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Fabien4
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Unfortunately, Lisp is the language of God; us lowly humans are not worthy of using it.
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montibbalt
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I would rather develop for Flash because I like Actionscript better than Javascript :\
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learnyouahaskell
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What security model?
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eliben
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Here's an interesting SO thread that discusses this issue: http://stackoverflow.com/questions/4429398/why-does-windows64-use-a-different-calling-convention-from-all-other-oses-on-x86
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jjjam
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The game is, by itself, alright. The fact that you compared it to flash games out already makes it suffer considerably. The end of the second level has a glitch and I was unable to win or leave the level at all. The music and graphics are sub-par.
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eliben
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The default for x86_64 has pretty much always been to omit RBP, AFAIK
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el_isma
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Never used it, but it will provide the user interface integrated with windows explorer: http://code.google.com/p/tortoisegit/
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daniels220
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Hahahaha, I made git do this with an entry in .gitconfig. [alias] ca = !git add . && git commit -a That, though, is because that's the behavior that makes _sense_ to me. I was basically doing that every time anyway so I just aliased it.
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berlinbrown
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How did you render the 3D scene? Was a library used?
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Actually, I was wrong, I had aliased something to do a `git add .` first. I subscribe to "included unless otherwise specified", i.e. if I _don't_ want to track something, it should be in `.gitignore` so that other people (and me, two months from now) _know_ it's not being tracked. (If I have a _lot_ of stuff I'm not t...
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toyboat
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Are you annoyed by the number of files or the fact that they are littering your top-level $HOME? [XDG base dir spec](http://standards.freedesktop.org/basedir-spec/basedir-spec-latest.html) is now to default to ~/.config/someapp (configurable by some env vars). I've noticed some newer apps abiding by this.
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m1ss1ontomars2k4
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Relevant username is relevant. But to be honest, I play like Watson a lot too in these kinds of games. I don't think and think until I have an answer. I use clues I'm given to make a guess at what the most probable related word is, and that's my answer.
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WalterGR
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For the security model of the registry, Google for registry ACLs. For the security model of DLL files, Google for file ACLs.
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holofernes
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> God bless the Queen. Aha! Gotcha ya whinging yank.
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WalterGR
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> Lets not even talk about dll hell. Brrrrr. When's the last time you used / administered / studied Windows? I'm curious because rumor has it that Windows 7 has gone a long way towards repairing DLL hell.
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daniels220
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Thank you, that makes a lot of sense—especially the fact that I needed ~ and had only seen ^ in tutorials, and indeed there was no merge involved. (I also tried `HEAD^^` instead of `HEAD^2`, somehow assuming it was a unary operator, not a sometimes-binary one, so obviously that didn't work—but again, no documentation.)
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daniels220
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Thanks to you as well for the explanation. What _happens_ to commits in the detached-HEAD state? When you do a `git checkout master`, say, do they just vanish (or maybe can only be found through the reflog) if you haven't made a branch from them?
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Interesting presentation but, hard to listen to with headphones. Too much bass for a spoken word recording.
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probably_wrong
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Can we settle on "Git is as complicated as you think it is"?
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Yes, that's _totally_ what I was advocating. We do everything on one line like some kind of post-Perl trauma therapy. My point is simple - the 80 char limit is a hangover from CLI based environments. If I ever find myself editing code via a CLI, it usually means I've fucked up and am editing code in Vim over ssh on a ...
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xon_xoff
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Configuration files don't support concurrent read/write access like the Registry does, and each program has to have its own mechanism for doing atomic updates or fsync() so the config file doesn't get corrupted.
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wadcann
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RCS is simpler than CVS, and patch and diff are simpler than RCS! ...but seriously, there *is* a cost to learning a new tool. IME, the killer feature of git is distributed operation. If you have many people who may or not be connected to the same network, they can still work reasonably well and with reasonable perfo...
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It's funny, you're just phrasing what I said above another way and getting upvoted. Maybe it's just not "another way" but a "better way". My point is, if you're going to tie your commits to a marker, why not make that marker unique and unforgeable?
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Wavicle
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> Only if you need it to be safe. No, only if you need to capture the energy of the fission. I assume you do if you intend to use it to boil water. You need it hot enough to generate steam, but not so hot that it melts through your containment vessel - after which time it is very difficult to capture energy from it...
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therapy
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Works fine on FF9 nightly here.
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wadcann
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I have no idea why you got voted down, but I've voted you up...
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