shikoba

> Of the top reasons people are happy at work, salary is way down on the list.

My gosh :face_palm:

You still don't know how to spot them :). The borrow checker is a great invention, but for them it's the holy grail that will save us from bugs. Like in the past people thought that GC was the solution to every problems. Youngsters must learn, we have to be patient.

I was sure reading your first post that you will propose rust. Rust users never cease to amaze me.

What? Are you crazy? Talking about security to developers! How dare you?

Thank you, I think I get your idea.

> write commit messages describing _why_.

Could you provide a concrete example? I don't understand your point.

It's a detail. But for some people it looks like it changes everything.

Ad soon as you bow to proprietary softwares you implicitly accept those kind of behaviors.

The idea of "merging into" has no meaning with git. You're merging two things into one. But saying that there are a master thing and a slave thing has no meanings.

You can't recover where your references were but all the objects (anything with a SHA1) are still there.

I have recently checked and it's absolutely legal to film someone in public. You're just not allowed to diffuse it.

The answer to a question to be precise.

In JavaScript no. But in some languages it can be.

Could you cite an example?

There is a rampant war against math. I don't know when it started, but it did. But what people ignore is that math is mandatory in hard science. So people thought that math was the obstacle put in their path just to block them. They asked to get rid of the obstacle, but they failed to understand that it was not there to block their path, it was mandatory.

Reality always win.

Economically speaking China is the enemy of occident, probably bigger than Russia.

Why not do the same with other companies? Do you totally assume that it's just economic war?

It is because China is the enemy. When it's Facebook or Google strangely it's never an issue. Moral is always a facade for international economic war. And some people fall for it.

> Until you close the app where you selected the text and now your clipboard is empty.

Ho, I used it for years, and you made me discover that strange property. Interesting.

> Or until you click somewhere, original app loses selection and your clipboard is now empty.

Yes, it's a very volatile clipboard, but if you expect your clipboard to have a lifespan greater than 5 seconds, you're probably doing something wrong.

It's a clipboard. I use mostly that one. It works everywhere.

Clipboard is already "synchronized" select a text somewhere, middle click somewhere else et voila.

What is a LGBT-oriented business? LGBT is about sexuality, hence...

Someone failed a whiteboard interview?

If you know about inertia, the grabiy center is where inertia is minimized. But it's just a way to rephrase it.

It's called math.

I don't understand your point. Mine was just that git could decide to store only snapshots, it would change nothing except for low level commands that deal directly with objects storage.

The issue is that the path you used to go from A to B is yours, one could use a totally different path. But what really matters is that your product is now in state B. That's what you ship, not the path.

> They may reach the same end state, but that doesn't make them the same operation.

So you're clinging to your mental model. Thanks for proving my point.

> but it actually also has diffs in pack files

Storage optimization, absolutely unrelated to the diff between two snapshots.

So if someone creates a new file and integrate the content of the old file to reach the same folder state than yours, you think s/he does something different?