I mean the bar charts are not useful for deciding whether or not each parameter makes a difference. You need to plot e.g. the speed difference turning on exceptions makes in each case. Maybe use some colour coding and line styles to group other attributes.
Uhm… You went to all that effort and then didn’t actually answer the question! Can you put the data in a readable format so we can see whether using exceptions made a difference?
What do you mean?
The liquor store presumably? Just submitting patches is a simple 12 step process. I can’t imagine the development and review process is any easier.
I have implemented a Git client from scratch which involved quite a bit of reading the Git source code. It’s not bad code but it’s definitely the sort of code that would break in all sorts of unexpected ways if you changed something. I wouldn’t volunteer my time their tbh.
Land of the Free!
Yep, whenever they fix a bug it’s added in a new flag that nobody knows about.
git --enable-sane-behaviour
Git has four build systems?? Meson seems overkill if you already have CMake too. The only thing it really adds is that it’s nicer to write (CMake is somewhere between Bash and PHP in sanity), but if you have to write CMake anyway…
How extreme do you have to be to only use websites if they are open source?? That’s roughly 0% of the web.
Eh web rings were pretty lame even when they existed. There are plenty of ways to find new stuff these days. I hear they even have sites where anyone can post links and vote on which ones are good.
This doesn’t surprise me in the least. For the longest time the only way to update Python was to compile it from source… They just don’t care too much about making their tooling work nicely. And that’s before you even add the complexity of Nix.
I would maybe just not use Nix for this at all and try something like Rye, which is a third party attempt to fix the Python mess. It lets you specify a Python version and supports lock files so in theory everything is actually reproducible… so it’s at least part way to what you’d have with Nix.
I think this is a general Linux problem. My laptop hard reboots, although it hasn’t since I massively upped the swap.