Thank you for making me laugh on my more than crappy day :)
> plan an invasion
Why would one need this ? [hahahaha]
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> plan an invasion
Why would one need this ? [hahahaha]
This thread is a gold-mine of useful/interesting stuff :)
Thanks for the pointer :)
In my opinion, in the discussion after this talk folks did mention some pointers of why this was achieved. Although, for the same driver, there is a 2.6% drop in perf when used with 3 disks.
Yes, you can turn it on without having any side-effects for others.
That's probably the only reason, otherwise, you are correct. I would want the context always.
I use delta as my daily driver but sometimes when I want the contextual info, switching to `env GIT_EXTERNAL_DIFF=difft git log -p --ext-diff` gives a better picture.
`present` mostly does the job & one can also give a live code-example (Golang) while in the presentation. As per the requirements mentioned above, it does not do 1.
IMHO, mastering a programming language to write clear, concise & idiomatic code takes time (sometimes more, sometimes less). I think of programming languages as tools; none is better than the other. It’s a matter of using the right tool for the right job.
Learning a tool takes time and dedication; often having experience with one tool may shorten the time required to learn another.
Quote from the thread[0]:
''' Hey folks - Martin from GitHub here.
Thanks for all the feedback on the Trending page. Given the feedback here, it’s clear we need to look again at the plan to deprecate this. The team is going to re-evaluate and see if we can come up with some other options.
'''
[0]:https://github.com/community/community/discussions/31644#dis...
- http://www.catb.org/esr/faqs/smart-questions.html
might be of some help as well :)
My neck does not hurt anymore :)
PS: I have heard about it, but not used it personally. Please use it with your own judgment.
Regarding the strangeness; yes I was lazy and had password based ssh and was in constant fear that someone might pop my box.
I can now go to sleep without having to worry about random bots trying to mine crypto on my machines. To add to the goodness, one does not have to worry about either SSH-keys or remember cryptic passwords.
[0]: https://github.com/Rust-for-Linux/linux/commit/4536277a0e619...
The blog post on go generics seemed to be a very well written piece.
tl;dr I think this platform made me more humble!
A big "thank you" to the community :)