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Ideas conflict resolve UI is best in class across the industry imo

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A 007: First Light mod of some sorts is in order

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Find your home address at Internet.gov.pl

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007: first light because I've asked devs to do a homage to Archer and want to check if they did

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So is it the time to prosecute, or not yet?

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That said for me it's vscodium 

Uh-huh, so it's a browser too

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Co to kurwa jest "pi-szczur"?!

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Russia, duh

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It's a hands down documentary.

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I say there are orders of magnitude more voters that chose Trump because they knew or hoped allegations are true than it's comfortable to know.

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So what, the people of the land of the free with the easiest access to guns and shit don't know what to do? Ducking pathetic.

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Hear, hear; took me embarrassingly lot of time before I've figured to take couple of steps back and try tabula rasa approach.

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Well, okay, what are you going to do about it?

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Totally Not A Pedofile

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Whoa, they're actually genuinely Dumb As Fuck. I'm out.

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Has someone dropped it in the bath (with water ofc)? Because it looks like it was.

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A gif with the music, how did you do that?

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All italics read

URL mass effect krogan

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For me, I always hated git for being mediocre permanently half-assed solution to the challenges of software development, modern and otherwise. Jujutsu, unlike multitude of lazy wrappers of git plumbing, makes it bearable by 1) making index go away (which it should have been in the first place) and 2) making rebase AND undoing rebase trivial by storing complete history of repository (no, reflog is not enough and never will be), the way it is done in Mercurial for a decade or so.

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I don't think they mind at all

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Sorry for necroposting, ran into this article only recently. The most popular arguments against Haskell in particular and functional programming altogether in production that stuck to me are 1) outsiders don't want to learn it because it has no use (or even harms) to their career/CV 2) therefore it's hard to staff a team when you need one. Now, bearing a different mindset, I cannot relate to these arguments, and because of not being a software development manager, I haven't ran into the issue myself, but couldn't help it to ask if it's really an issue and, if so, how to deal with it.

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Instant Cyanide and Happiness https://youtu.be/fcO9svaOahM

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So what are you going to do about that?

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They're dead set to take everything they can from you. What are you going to do about it? Will you let them?