@QPaysTaxes I know, but it is difficult to make a context sentitive chatbot. Handling contractions is difficult as-is without worrying about contractions
@Sparr I didn't say that was my only objection. I merely stated that was one example. I object to the situation of peeking as well as the others in the article.
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Someone found the current *beep* sound annoying and asked for a way to change the sound. Such a feature did not exist, so I created this UserScript which adds a button next to the notification settings button. This button opens a popup which allows you to ...
go to the "Notice how much code I changed. You shouldn’t be adding everything at once, nor should you only add a couple characters. I’ll leave it as an excercise to the reader to find a happy medium. I tend to stick to committing once I’ve implemented a major feature or have fixed a bug." part
@Downgoat quartata had the idea of using different operators for addition and concatenation like Perl, thus Pytek will do + for addition, which attempts to coerce strings to numbers, and << for concatenation, which will coerce numbers to strings.
@phase C9 is an online IDE / workspace, but it's also collaborative so they can open up a terminal and run cat ~/.ssh/github_rsa and, boom, they've got my private keys
@Mego The "never rebase" mantra doesn't make sense when you're squashing trivial commits or similar; I've always preferred "always quintuple-check while rebasing"