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chilla-
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When using a good style checker (e.g. stylecop with VS), the coding standards and rules mostly make sure you won't exceed your line length limit. I added a Guideline to the editor, so I can see the line limit and can define by myself if I want to exceed it or not. I use 100-120 with .NET (c#) and 80 with PHP (and som...
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npinguy
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The payoff is only small if you try to mold git to the same exact development style you were used to with SVN. Get Tortoise Git, use only the features you're only familiar with -> Git payoff is not worth the cost. Truly get into Git, and start using it to make your development process even better -> Git payoff ...
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Otis_Inf
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Why do you feel like an idiot when you use subversion? Use _a_ sourcecontrol system, (well... maybe not VSS or CVS) that's always better than using NO sourcecontrol system. Git gets a lot of airtime on the internet these days. But that doesn't mean it's the only system around that gets the job done. Use what fits you...
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WalterGR
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Have you been a Windows developer? I'm seeing some inaccuracies in your comment, so if you can point me to sources, I'd be quite appreciative. > So: When you installed software on the Mac, your software lived in it's own folder. ... In fact, I don't think it was until Vista that program dlls had their own space. ....
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Chousuke
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... which isn't exactly a harsh requirement, since git's data model is very easy to understand, as the article explains.
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I tend, trough some cruel twist of fate, to be the one put in charge of teaching my cow-orkers how to use the versioning system. It's hard enough to do with SVN, but Git seems more complicated. I shudder at the thought.
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WalterGR
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Are you talking about Windows 7 vs. Windows Vista? Or Windows 7 vs. Win98 SE? How did Windows 7 improve DLL handling vs. say XPSP2?
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marcomorain
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Yellow card. You can't start a joke after the punchline.
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Just use GitBash with TortoiseGit.
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Actually his point was "Learning someone else's codebase is a massive timesink. It's not realistic."
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sudo make install. I've seem in in a thousand INSTALL files. You don't need to know what it does to type it in.
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rjberry
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You potentially obscure access to a lot of variables using closures. But it seems like a fairly pointless thing to do - people will find ways to cheat client side. For multiplayer games it's about doing the sanity checks server side yup
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I still use the terminal client on os x, even with that GUI program out now.
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Chousuke
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overusing git add . seems to me that you're not yet quite used to git's index feature. The index exists between the repository and your working copy so that you have full control over what is committed and what isn't; experienced git users will avoid git commit -a most of the time. Instead, they will add files and chan...
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As soon as you actually want to track at which time which employee had which manager, you will start to appreciate it.
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iLiekCaeks
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> 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. This is just relative. Some people think Haskell looks like "random sequences of characters". Yet, you can be more succinct and reada...
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iLiekCaeks
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Maybe you should judge it by the implementations of the functions. std.algorithm for one I find quite pleasing, but maybe that's just me. No idea what Lisp looks like here.
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Otis_Inf
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You never want to go back to centralized VCS after you've tasted the DVCS cool aid or you never want to go back to SVN specifically? I use both Hg and svn, and both have their quirks but that's with every tool you use. The main thing is that DVCS suits some projects and team setups and Central VCS other projects and ...
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iLiekCaeks
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It's called [Dylan](http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dylan_(programming_language\)), dude. edit 2: for those who like to downvote me...: >Dylan derives from Scheme and Common Lisp and adds an integrated object system derived from the Common Lisp Object System (CLOS).
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__j_random_hacker
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I see some concern about Chrome not catching all server requests in time, and also people wanting this to work in other browsers. As a solution to both issues, I'm certain it's possible to set up [Privoxy](http://www.privoxy.org/) to filter out this stuff at the earliest possible stage. Privoxy is an HTTP proxy that ...
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Chousuke
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Just a note: You rarely need to worry about destroying your repository when you operate git. As long as your changes have been once committed, it's nigh impossible to accidentally make them unrecoverable. Even if you rebase, you can always (well, for 30 days after the accident) find the original head from git's reflo...
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zalun
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This link (jsfiddle.net/g105b/Z4TFh/) was loaded 6k+ times yesterday!
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adshead
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Hmm. I'll investigate. By default you can shoot 3 daggers and you can't shoot anymore until they hit the ground or a collision tile. On some levels if the player is up high it is possible that they wont hit a collision tile for a while - however it sounds like your issue is happening on any level?
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adshead
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But it doesn't work on the widest range of platforms. Games written using impact.js framework can be easily adapted to run on iphone and iPad
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adshead
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That's down to my bad skills as a game designer rather than a limitation of the technology :)
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adshead
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Are you talking about the zombie level? Try shooting the statue a few times - you may find a key :)
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bifftradwell
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I thought half the point of JSON was to make it easy to pass around data without needing to define the schema in advance. So how is this helpful?
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Nynnja
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[this](http://www.reddit.com/r/programingchallenges/) seems to be more popular (but spelling nazis might rage)
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georgeo
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Is there some freakin' subreddit map I'm missing?
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Rhomboid
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This is terrible. Just playing with it for 5 minutes with Firefox 6 I've stumbled into several huge issues. 1. It completely kills proper functionality of the back button. Every time I pressed back it cycled through one of the things I had typed. I had to hit back dozens of times to get back to the page I was on be...
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refto
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To be pedantic his submission does include source code...
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mrmessiah
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Would be good to get it linked in the panel over there --->
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naoptovke
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The amount of convincing going around about how simple git is speaks volumes about how simple it really isn't.
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That's why Lisp has won and all the industry is using Lisp ... oh ...
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jamiei
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Simple, fun and kernel-y. Love it!
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bonch
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God, another Lisp zealot. You can write a C++ version using the standard library that's just as concise, as well as faster.
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crizCraig
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GitBash is the way to go. But there's no fucking right click to copy, paste, or mark. You have to click the header of the window. SUCK.
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Terr_
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> The operations we're discussing are fundamentally tied to OS and filesystem peculiarities. The interface should recognize that. It *does*, that's why it is a "vague" interface. Because trying to shove all the possible ways multiple OS/filesystem combinations translate and organize metadata into a single API stron...
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bonch
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But you yourself are a Lisp zealot. That's why you claim languages other than the pet languages you like "have a lot of suck." Meanwhile, other people don't like Smalltalk, Lisp, or Haskell. You're one of these "I'm so smart because I use an esoteric language" guys. You're just way too cool for the room to use somethi...
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rawlyn
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There's only a poorly-written question here, and a response saying as much.
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aptwebapps
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Hah, changed the 5 to a 2 (in both lines). Things get more messy. Very cool thing, btw.
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aptwebapps
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Can I get this in a screensaver? I'd watch it all day. Especially if it had parameters to mess with.
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range is one of these python constructs that are a total turn off.
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bitcheslovereptar
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Because the windows registry is, and always has been, fucking clown shoes.
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bonch
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> There are also compilers for Lisp that rival C in efficiency. From the link: "It uses advanced flow analysis and type inference and a variety of other optimization techniques to produce code **(using C as an intermediate language)**"
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Negitivefrags
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It is the reasoning behind his decision to switch that annoys me so much about this article > I made the executive decision to leave our comfy world of Versions because it seemed clear that Git was winning the Internet. There was much grumbling from my teammates, who were busy enough doing actual work thank you ver...
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elperroborrachotoo
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Are you the type of manager Microsoft Project was written for? Fixing bugs is not like scrubbing windows.
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adshead
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Recolored and adapted (to give him a dagger and alter his helmet). It was intentional and all assets you get when you purchase impact.js are freely re-usable. It's the only graphic I re-used. The original biolab character reminded me of a knight and thats why I built the whole game. The white knight versus the black ...
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omnigrok
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This is kind of the nuclear option for rick-rolling. Then again, whoever it was let you *load a kernel module*. They had it coming.
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boa13
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No diff is ever stored by Git.
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elperroborrachotoo
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Raymond Chen, the blogger.
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ahy1
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I would say this is about programming. Specifying if *something happens* then *do something* is exactly about programming, even if it isn't involving a turing-complete programming language. Interesting project
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wowoc
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Yeah, I had a manager once, who introduced Kanban to our team even though everyone knew exactly what he had to do (we already used two other issue-management tools), because he saw a video on Infoq about it. And he used to chase and rebuke those of us who dared to not update their Post-it notes, so we suddenly had thre...
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rjberry
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This is really just cavilling.
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ba-cawk
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run this: echo "remove me" >'-r!' Now you'll have a reason.
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bonzinip
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> I find that the staging area just adds confusion (I've personally never found a use for it that couldn't be solved in a clearer and more obvious manner with a commit or a shelve. It's useful for merging. It lets you concentrate on what "didn't work" (the conflicts) rather than on what worked right. (And for reba...
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truthHIPS
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What are you talking about? This is DevDays not McDonaldsBurgerFlipperDays. If your in a career and can't save up $500 in a few months it's time to change something. Life is too short to be poor.
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donkey_lz
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> A quick poll on Twitter indicated that people would like to see that limit increased. A quick poll on Twitter indicated that people can't indent their code. FTFY. Every time I need to scroll right to read a long line I feel like punching someone.
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bonzinip
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> 99% sure -a does add new files, because the way I started that entire repository was essentially `git init; git commit -am "Initial commit"`. No, it is `git init; git add .; git commit -m "Initial commit"`. -a only adds files you had already added with `git add`.
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c2ibeio
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JustPlainRude
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If you're doing a financial study of a company operating a cloud computing service, you would only want to look at that company's expenses. That would include any software they purchased to run their cloud service, but nothing beyond that. The cost of developing that software is borne by a different company, and spread...
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Brian
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>The difference between "hidden" and "in a different directory" is mostly just arbitrary semantics... Not really. It's the same rationale behind putting, say, documents in a different directory from binaries (ie ~/Documents vs ~/bin, or whatever naming structure you use) - or for using directories *at all*. Essen...
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That's... odd. But for me it's not so much nazi rage, it's... OCD. AUGH.
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deoxxa
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Looks like this is going to be downvoted like crazy on SO, but it's an idea I've been thinking about for a while now. My theory is that if you simply stored a (preferably human-readable) ticket database in the repository itself, you could use an external application to work with it, but the ticket information itself wo...
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MuhammadAdel
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I respect that he took the total responsibility for the failure of the conference. It is difficult to explicitly declare that you have mistaken.
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xTRUMANx
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Can I do it in C#? I'm assuming `continue` works the same way in C#. I assume your code was in Java and I don't have JDK installed on this particular machine but I'm pretty sure `continue` works the same in both C# and Java. public static string ConcatStrings (string separator, params string[] strs) { if (nu...
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Figs
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You mean [this](http://www.reddit.com/reddits/)? Or something like [these](http://www.reddit.com/r/ideasfortheadmins/comments/h2dqx/subreddit_link_map/c1s1ymv)? (Particularly: [this](http://s272568090.onlinehome.us/reddit/karmanaut-redditmap.html)?)
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WalterGR
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> But not a lot. How so?
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jczeus
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One argument pro XML and contra JSON I hear a lot is that the latter can't be validated. With the proposed solution you could do that with JSON, too. It's also a compact and human-readable format, but it would probably need a lot more features: * which elements are mandatory, which are optional? * restricted values (...
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freakingthefuckout12
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Yeah, they don't have the copyright to distribute the songs, but they can distribute the metadata.
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BeatLeJuce
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I am fully aware that producing these benchmarks is hard. And should you be involved with it: I never meant to attack you personally (I have the feeling you feel attacked). > No, you assume you know. I derive from my personal experience. 9 times out of 10 when someone links to the Shootout, it's because they want ...
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WalterGR
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Oh, and also: > Now to create the kind of isolation we need we need to make entire copies of the operating system running on fake hardware. Windows Vista and higher offer some level of registry and file system virtualization. Have you researched that? I could try to find some links if you haven't.
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pozorvlak
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No. RTFA.
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pozorvlak
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My limited understanding is that the packed repo format stores diffs.
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geekville
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Do us programmers really require wordy articles with cute pictures to gain the simplest of understanding about systems? I guess I'm in the minority but I can read man pages/specs/technical documents just fine without falling asleep. I generally am annoyed if I have to read through extraneous information - ofcource only...
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lambdaq
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Now someone must make a dll hook version for Windows
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weavejester
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Well, sure. You just seemed to be making broad statements rather than speaking about your own experience. I certainly can't argue if you subjectively find dynamic languages hard to read or use.
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HardlyWorkingDotOrg
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I still can't wrap my mind around a configuration management system, without a centralized server that can keep the integrity of the repository. With a reasonably big team where you are prone to work on stuff simultaneously with other devs, how big would the workload of governing different changesets be? Ever...
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PopPopBang
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First open source project I've ever downloaded. Quite amusing!
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splidge
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Manually fix up index.html to fix the conflicts and then git rebase --continue. Or git rebase --abort to give up and go back to where you were. The melodramatic "sweat is beading up on my forehead" is a bit excessive when it already told you how to go back to where you started from. To be fair git itself tells you t...
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Java can only be written with an interactive code generation tool such as InelliJ IDEA, and hardly be read without a tool that hides all the repetition.
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Boojum
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You mean like [M-x follow-mode](http://www.gnu.org/software/libtool/manual/emacs/Follow-Mode.html)?
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git
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Well this is just rude.
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What do you do for your day job?
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elperroborrachotoo
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> This study is worthless. As opposed to.. your opinion? We can all continue to chant happy mantras and dance in agile scrum circles. But if we want to become a serious profession, we need to learn to deal with the numbers. I am for one happy that real research starts to trickle through to "us" in the trenches. ...
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boa13
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Ah yes, almost, but not quite what was meant by Surjikal. The packer indeed involves some kind of binary diff (this is where my understanding reaches its limit :)), but they are created from the full files currently on disk, not necessarily respecting the history of the project. The goal is to optimize disk space, not ...
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ivix
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I think the star-model is generally how most people use DVCS anyway.
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Chris_Newton
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> Languages with unique and radically different syntax tend to have a hard time attracting new users, regardless of how compelling their other features are. I see what you’re saying, but I don’t think the evidence really supports your case today. Let’s look back at the past couple of decades and see. VB6 was one o...
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splidge
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1. git reset HEAD~ 2. Re-do commit omitting files you don't want. I'm not even sure how you get git to add new files automatically without using git add. How would you solve this problem with any other VCS?
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UnoriginalGuy
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It might be possible but you can't simply overwrite system-call table data in Windows. If you try Windows will BSOD. You can set up a file-system filter driver, but that likely wouldn't allow you to inject the music file into the handle, just instead only allow you to block the request entirely, or to delay...
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quotemstr
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You're talking about [UAC virtualization](http://blogs.technet.com/b/mrsnrub/archive/2010/08/11/uac-virtualization-allowing-standard-users-to-update-a-system-protected-area.aspx), which came out **with Vista**. Did you actually use Vista?
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splidge
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My experience of working on a project where individual developers did, for the most part, work on their own stuff (without conflicting refactors etc.) was that people would spend several hours doing branch/merge/rebase stuff which would take seconds with git. Of course it doesn't make the hard problems go away, but it...
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quotemstr
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> What is wrong with the security model? ACLs are too complex for humans to use, and they have [weird and surprising](http://support.microsoft.com/kb/320246) behavior that applications have to [hack around](http://serverfault.com/questions/31709/how-to-workaround-the-ntfs-move-copy-design-flaw). Also, the registry...
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slack_with_me
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Why do you ask questions I don't understand? Ever think about that?
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splidge
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What would be the drawbacks to using git in a 5 man team? Personally I think the ability to be able to commit what I like without having to share it with everyone would be a benefit in a 2 man team. Whenever I've worked with svn doing a commit has seemed like such a big deal.
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fas2
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I think the message is that all those problems go away once you understand git's simple object database internals. The article's title is still shit, though.
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