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i downloaded a FOSSIL driver and wrote Gob's Program for one of the yosbbs incarnations if that helps
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I've been in a class for test driven development all week, like learning to use mstest, nunit, and general TDD paradigms and stuff I've absorbed nothing despite everyone claiming this has been a great course I must be stupid in addition to terrible 
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HoboMan posted:i tried to do this but eventually i was forced to give up and dehumanize myself and face to node  okMALE SHOEGAZE posted:i have no interest in further attempting to understand or fix this mongo schema but unfortunately i have to ha yeah I made this mistake. Although, I just recently got promoted to a team using postgres and got out of mysql hell. Oh but woops now I gotta do all this frontend poo poo fml
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RHEL disables SystemD/User because even upstream think it is not stable and they will not revisit till v8. That forces me to look at all the other really lovely alternatives because <insert lame reasons here>. I did find this though, looks swishy: 
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JawnV6 posted:yo, who has permission to break the rcs lock on this topic? i want to change it just cd to wherever you mounted the repo and rm the cvslock file
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Finster Dexter posted:I will of course rebase and squash all of my posts so that they all appear as a single post at the end of the thread. it's me I'm the post rebaser
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Apr 20, 2017 10:33
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redleader posted:oh, it's not that bad VikingofRock posted:I'm still dancing in the darcs nobody even remembers veracity so much promise, so little use  (also don't forget bzr)
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Apr 20, 2017 10:35
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has anyone tried to reimplement git using node.js yet also I'd imagine blockchains would be involved
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Apr 20, 2017 10:37
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MALE SHOEGAZE posted:mongo schema I thought mongo was nosql
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eschaton posted:has anyone tried to reimplement git using node.js yet https://github.com/christkv/node-git
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eschaton posted:I thought mongo was nosql
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and if you use it for a while, it turns into NoData
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I am satisfied with git, but Im a terrible programmer and the way I use is basically: git add -A, git commit -m ""stuff", git push origin branchname, everytime. That and the occasional branching and merging
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Apr 20, 2017 13:00
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St Evan Echoes posted:using svn this happens to me every single time because i forget to do it as create copy ->check in -> delete original -> check in or whatever it is that unfucks it edit: or am i thinking of renaming a file?
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Elias_Maluco posted:I am satisfied with git, but Im a terrible programmer and the way I use is basically: git add -A, git commit -m ""stuff", git push origin branchname, everytime. That and the occasional branching and merging This is how svn is used too.
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Apr 20, 2017 13:58
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silvergoose posted:This is how svn is used too. yeah, I know. Thats why I do like that. Ive used svn for a lot of time before having top switch to git because it was what everybody else was using
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Apr 20, 2017 14:08
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remember that you can do git push origin HEAD instead of typing the branch name it's probably slightly different in some way but it works for me
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Luigi Thirty posted:and the result is, uh that sounds like it would be a pretty sweet sample to use in the soundtrack of a 90s skating game.
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Apr 20, 2017 14:17
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Powerful Two-Hander posted:this happens to me every single time because i forget to do it as create copy ->check in -> delete original -> check in or whatever it is that unfucks it yeah it's renaming a file that fucks everything up I just wanted to keep it close to that funy computer tweet
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Apr 20, 2017 14:28
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cinci zoo sniper posted:it is. unlike sql where you always define schema in advance, in mongo you can just yolo poo poo and pray eat pray love sequel sounding kinda nihilistic
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Apr 20, 2017 14:38
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Why are university CS programs so incompetent? I had to explain to a very smart grad from a prestigious CS program how an HTTP request works and what the browser does with it Apparently the basic mechanics of modern communication are less important than memorizing loving bubblesort or whatever
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because CS is a technical degree that focuses more on things like information theory than on the day to day minutiae it's like complaining that someone with a degree in pure mathematics isn't a very good accountant
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Yeah it sounds like you're complaining that computer science and computer programming are different things, and yeah they are.
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Sweevo posted:because CS is a technical degree that focuses more on things like information theory than on the day to day minutiae more specifically, cs is an academic, rather than a professional degree. they learn to learn, understand, and build upon concepts, rather than to apply them in real world scenarios
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MrMoo posted:RHEL disables SystemD/User because even upstream think it is not stable and they will not revisit till v8. That forces me to look at all the other really lovely alternatives because <insert lame reasons here>. and well before upstart was abandoned it had a similar feature working yet suddenly removed it. at least there's crontab @reboot 
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actually i don't know what you're thinking of doing, if it's just redux then you can probably get away with a min.js the reason we went full webdev is mostly because were were staring from scratch. also the only reason we have node is for npm which is needed to use a lot of js garbage because js packages are like only one function each so gently caress managing that
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Sweevo posted:it's like complaining that someone with a degree in pure mathematics isn't a very good accountant this would perhaps be a useful analogy if a pure mathematics degree was a de facto requirement for many/most accounting positions
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HoboMan posted:also the only reason we have node is for npm which is needed to use a lot of js garbage because js packages are like only one function each so gently caress managing that use yarn, it has offline mirroring so you don't have to download 150MB of dependencies to get a hello world app running
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facebook's blog post annoucing yarn posted:[our] package.json currently lists just 68 dependencies, but after running npm install the node_modules directory contains 121,358 files lol
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HoboMan posted:lol That's probably like 300mb too 
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silvergoose posted:This is how svn is used too. nah svn has a few more steps in there like when an update breaks because you had a file open and instead of prompting you to close it or unwinding its state it instead corrupts itself and prompts you to clean it up, but then cleaning it up fails for some reason and prompts you to clean up, goto 10, and the most widely documented fix is to open up the sqlite data base and delete a table
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svn is bad
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LinYutang posted:this would perhaps be a useful analogy if a pure mathematics degree was a de facto requirement for many/most accounting positions almost like business latched onto the closest degree they could find so they could slap something as a hard requirement on all positions in order to turn colleges into no-cost job training for the company instead of providing on the job training
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Bloody posted:svn is bad
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AggressivelyStupid posted:That's probably like 300mb too yeah, node_modules gets huge. which sucks because checking it all in would be the sensible way to avoid whatever the next npm fiasco ends up being.
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actually learning theory is good for doing things in practice inflexible college degree requirements are bad, but going to school is, generally speaking, good at making you slightly less of a TP
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docker is now called Moby
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Sapozhnik posted:why are you running system services using an instance of the service manager intended for interactive users the problem is things that aren't system services. to run a user program in the background you either have to set it up as a 'system' service or you have to hack together your own process management and miss out on the benefits of a central full-featured manager
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