

If they’re untracked files anyway, that’s unavoidable.


If they’re untracked files anyway, that’s unavoidable.


I use submodules for worktrees. You usually just have to run git submodule update --remote within any new worktree dir.
“Hey, need some help with that query that’s taking forever?”


Especially on a maglev. I spose it would feel pretty similar to flying.
You do not, under any circumstances, “gotta hand it to javascript”.
Love this quiz btw


Pretty impressive that a smartphone company, that’s kinda like the Apple of China, decided to just make a car, and within a decade came out with one of the best cars ever made. If anyone hasn’t, I highly recommend watching some reviews of the SU-7.
Neat to see that Ford’s CEO sees the writing on the wall and is sounding the alarm, but he has no power to change the company’s overall direction, and it will go the way of the dodo. Ford has the reputation of a company that sells oversized trucks to obnoxious overbearing US patriots who are more likely to be drunk driving and kill an innocent person than any other vehicle on the road.
Because other people in the datahoarding community already spent a lot of time collaborating and finding the best config.
You really shouldn’t build these from scratch, but use existing time-tested configs, like
https://github.com/TheFrenchGhosty/TheFrenchGhostys-Ultimate-YouTube-DL-Scripts-Collection/
Does anyone else find “speed coding” and X-day code competitions weird? Like I’m sure they do the same for painting, short story writing, and other creative things, but the point of all these is to have fun while doing it, not arbitrarily put yourself under pressure.
Someone should train an AI artist on shitty graphic design is my passion layouts from the 90s and see what it comes up with.
Clients: “This thing is ugly. No I will not elaborate.”
AI plasters every page and button with this background



You’re talking about the USA, not China. Internet costs in the PRC are much lower than the USA.


There’s a good episode about how they destroyed new york’s neighborhoods and rebuilt it around the car: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=bb1IijxVR7c


I’d like that to be the case, but nearly every US city, no matter the size, is designed for cars. And the connections between cities prioritize highways, not rail. The US might be able to adopt electric cars, but it’ll never be able to create the kind of walkable, bike-friendly, public-transport focused cities, because that would entail pulling up a lot of cities and neighborhoods by the roots. Once that is built up, its nearly impossible to undo it, and your only choice is to add innefficient kludges on top.
This is why it’s so crucial to do what China and a lot of Asian countries did, and priorizite metro/rail first, and not build your cities around highways.


Nice, I’m gonna subscribe to her channel. I’ve had to think about UX design since I’ve been making a lot of android apps recently, so this could help a lot.


Neat video, you should make that a post to [email protected] if you haven’t already.
The admin team here has decided to quarantine all musk spam to one community, so that people can easily block it, and won’t have to read his takes.
Use [email protected] for now, or the musk spam communities elsewhere. In the future we can re-evaluate whether to keep any communities for rocket jesus at all.


I agree, but the OP referenced none of that.
Dang. 0 to 60% charged in 5 minutes. This just broke every argument for gas stations, and it’s likely only going to get better.