It's basically like you check out the destination branch and cherry pick your changes on top of it.
I don't know if there is a functional difference between a merge and a rebase assuming your git history is reasonable, but rebasing makes the history so much easier to follow. Every commit only has a single ancestor, commits are generally better structured because devs where I work tend to squash and rebase.
What do you mean you get ads during in-person lessons? While showing a video to the class?
And likely illegal, but that will also make things very interesting for you for a bit
Portland OR is 118 on that list? I assume you're not talking about Portland ME.
Fortunately this guy has human lungs so he should be fine
They did actually invent square barrels at one point but they fell out of use shortly afterward because they were much harder to roll than regular barrels.
They meant to say "bike melting weather"
I agree that the underlying ideas were interesting, but the books had so much padding. So much of the story was just "but wait, it gets worse" that I found it hard to get through at times. I feel like the books could have been half as long and still conveyed the same interesting concepts without losing much.
Supposedly they are more likely to give you captchas if there is high traffic, like every week when people try to claim their prime free games at the same time. If I get a captcha I just close out and try again later because you never know how many you are going to get.
Anton is terrified of the sheriff? I don't think the two characters ever encountered each other. Anton might not have known that the sheriff was following him, except in the general sense that the police would be looking for him because of the messes that he left.
The obvious solution is to use Rust's upcoming "spaghetti checker" feature. Once the compiler decides that your code is too messy to be maintainable, it refuses to compile.
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