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Cuntpunch posted:I haven't yet seen anyone really read that as anything other than "a million meetings, both scheduled and ad hoc, are great because INTERACTING!"
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Antti posted:Well there's actually one test case where you need to physically print out a document and the lines need to be just right. Run it through ghostscript and compare the output to a reference image
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Polio Vax Scene posted:Is this a thing that actually happens or am I better off not knowing and being able to sleep peacefully? It's something to deal with if you're sending software into a radioactive environment. Earth's surface is radioactive to some degree-- "Studies by IBM in the 1990s suggest that computers typically experience about one cosmic-ray-induced error per 256 megabytes of RAM per month." (source)
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Many people don't realize you can open Github PRs to any branch, including other open PRs. You can change the base branch any time.
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Portland Sucks posted:Today I ran across a wild "return -60". "Why -60?" I asked. "It just needed to be less than 0 and I figured this would be less confusing than -1 for the next person who came along." I thought exit codes are in the range [0,255]?
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Volmarias posted:I'm not sure I want to know how imports could cause terrible PRs. It's like when a PR changes 1 line of code and 2000 lines of whitespace
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