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crazypenguin posted:has it been so long since you've used svn that you've forgotten what it was like? you are probably right to be fair, i dont remember already but it h elped that our workflow was bad we didnt feature branch in svn we just had like a john smith branch, a valeyard branch etc and then merge individual commits into trunk and then into release branches it was pretty simple hardest part was keeping your branch up to date with trunk
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im trying to build an r shiny server image in r and its a loving hell
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oculus go is about as good as normal oculus it's at a noncrazyperson price point tho
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when i last used svn i ended up just manually managing sequences of patch files rather than using svn branches and i think part of why i got git right away is that it's really good at doing a better version of that sort of workflow
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I could see having issues with git if you don’t use magit but then again you have no excuse for not using magit and the superior code writing program emacs
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yah use some gui like sourcetree or magit. don't touch the awful cli.
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comedyblissoption posted:yah use some gui like sourcetree or magit. don't touch the awful cli. this is the opposite mindset from my work "using sourcetree you scrub? use the CLI, its more POWERFUL" (i do actually use the CLI though, sourcetree became too annoying to use eventually)
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svn is terrible and the only interface is tortoisesvn which is also terrible
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when I used sourcetree I used it for most things and the cli for things it didn't cover well magit seems superior from what little I've used of it so far the lovely thing about the cli is you gotta memorize a bunch of unintuitive bullshit (e.g. how do you delete a remote branch). the cli provides poor feedback about recent logs, what actions you can take, what is staged, and what is unstaged. you probably have to make a shitload of aliases to get it into a use-able state. magit and sourcetree are a lot better in this regard.
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lol if you need any sort of ui beyond tig
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ive grown accustomed to using git cli but vscode's integration is starting to be v useful
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guys, literally nobody is asking you to memorize anything about git except maybe add, commit, pull and push
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and checkout I GUESS if you want to get fancy
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Corla Plankun posted:and checkout I GUESS if you want to get fancy i think that gets you to a minimal set? otherwise how do you make a branch
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every attempt to define a simple subset of git that should be all you'll ever need turns out to be the lip of a rabbithole i guess it's still worth trying just to help newbies get started, but if you use it long enough you'll eventually have to dip your toe in the madness still better than the alternatives tho
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JawnV6 posted:i think that gets you to a minimal set? otherwise how do you make a branch you do this remotealy on the bitbucket website, using the one true git
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cinci zoo sniper posted:im trying to build an r shiny server image in r and its a loving hell current twenty one minutes to four o'clock in the morning terrible programmer status: i just sighed, took a massive poo poo at all my coworker did with this r garbage gently caress deployment, copied random rear end git repo and made a symlink between existing folder and loving garbage rear end container, may it choke on its own piss together with every person involved in the r, docker, and whatever is the thing you hate, dear reader but i mean its working and i warned everyone i aint happy touching this, so you get what you paid for. in case someone here is more docker-savvy than i am (basically means uve heard of it), ill gladly take tips on how i should do it so that my script inside docker could call a database located on the same machine that runs docker system (since afaik localhost inside docker will be the hyperlocalhost not "localhost")
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thank you, 11 watcher, 81 star, and 67 fork github repository with debian-testing bleeding edge r-build and my least favourite line of the night, code:
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has anyone ever actually got a job by responding to the recruiters on linked in?
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Sapozhnik posted:gitlab is open sores github What in the gently caress are you talking about? They literally have a centos repo. Add it and yum install it. Done. They even include a selinux policy file in the rpm. You have no loving clue what you are talking about.
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Valeyard posted:has anyone ever actually got a job by responding to the recruiters on linked in? no but that's because i failed the on-site interviews. mind you those were in-house recruiters; i imagine the 'hello sir and/or madam i liked your profile and please add me' aren't exactly as fruitful
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Bloody posted:tortoisesvn which is also terrible counterpoint: it's fine
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redleader posted:counterpoint: it's fine literally nothing about tortoise is fine
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Tortoise regularly caused cycles in svns commit graph rendering whatever I had checked out completely hosed when I tried to merge with trunk.
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ratbert90 posted:What in the gently caress are you talking about? They literally have a centos repo. Add it and yum install it. Done. this thing is what they call an "omnibus package". It packs in its own self-contained universe of bullshit independent of the nginx, postgres, redis, and language runtimes provided by the distribution itself, then shoves them all into a directory in /opt. so, functionally the same thing as docker except without the namespacing. i hope you have learned something today 
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Valeyard posted:this is the opposite mindset from my work that's just because the git cli blows the hg cli actually is more powerful, and not covered in pointy sticky things
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my favorite git thing is that if you go to amend a commit and you suddenly change your mind then you have to erase the entire commit message in the editor
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ratbert90 posted:What in the gently caress are you talking about? They literally have a centos repo. Add it and yum install it. Done. sounds like you have opinions about computers. this was your first mistake.
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since this is share your git workflow time: vscode for merging, cli for most other stuff. also gitup seems good on the mac. not sure what to use on windows to render the graph any more. i recently had to admit that sourcetree is a slow piece of poo poo and cut it out of my life.
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Sapozhnik posted:this thing is what they call an "omnibus package". It packs in its own self-contained universe of bullshit independent of the nginx, postgres, redis, and language runtimes provided by the distribution itself, then shoves them all into a directory in /opt. so, functionally the same thing as docker except without the namespacing. We ship an on prem app at work and let me tell you: gently caress letting users use whatever clown garbage version of the database/runtime/etc they want. We did that on a legacy product and never again. Use the version we provide or nothing We ship an OVA tho, rather than installing packages, so we can also control the firewall and make sure only the UI is accessible externally Arcsech fucked around with this message at 06:25 on Dec 19, 2017 |
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Users don't get to install whatever clown garbage version of the database/runtime/etc they want. They install Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 and they install the one and only one supported version that ships with that operating system. If those are not recent enough for your application then they can install supplemental supported versions from Red Hat Software Collections.
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JawnV6 posted:my afternoon started with an innocent question about stack sizes, this has horrifically led to a meeting being scheduled 2 days out oooo, this is always exciting these sorts of things are always so much more complicated than you expect
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Valeyard posted:has anyone ever actually got a job by responding to the recruiters on linked in? yes, my last job was that for me
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Valeyard posted:has anyone ever actually got a job by responding to the recruiters on linked in? i got plenty of interviews that way yeah i got my current job via twitter 
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Sapozhnik posted:my favorite git thing is that if you go to amend a commit and you suddenly change your mind then you have to erase the entire commit message in the editor ....no. just quit without saving changes. (:q in vi, C-x k in emacsclient) not even git is THAT stupid.
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Arcsech posted:We ship an on prem app at work and let me tell you: gently caress letting users use whatever clown garbage version of the database/runtime/etc they want. We did that on a legacy product and never again. Use the version we provide or nothing
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c tp s: i've booted into centos vm to set up docker locally because it has some snowflake networking modes on windows and my target machine is centos too
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git is one of those tools i just struggle to feel comfortable with no matter how long i use it. i never stop feeling like i'm ignorantly stumbling around
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Valeyard posted:has anyone ever actually got a job by responding to the recruiters on linked in? my theory on this is that companies are willing to pay up to 1 or 2 salaries commission for a successful recruit. as such, anyone can call himself a recruiter and just mass contact people on linkedin until they hit the jackpot.
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Sapozhnik posted:this thing is what they call an "omnibus package". It packs in its own self-contained universe of bullshit independent of the nginx, postgres, redis, and language runtimes provided by the distribution itself, then shoves them all into a directory in /opt. so, functionally the same thing as docker except without the namespacing. This isn't a bad thing. Your git server should be in a separate VM/container anyways. FlapYoJacks fucked around with this message at 12:31 on Dec 19, 2017 |
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