K. Ryabitsev-Prime 🍁
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K. Ryabitsev-Prime 🍁
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Got bugspray and git-bug integration working far enough that I'm able to create bugs and sync them via the remote.
This is my bugzilla murdering tool, but a lot more testing is required before I propose the plan.
This is my bugzilla murdering tool, but a lot more testing is required before I propose the plan.
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@corsac sorry, you can't start games earlier than 6:30. Parents aren't back home until 5:30 due to that whole "work" thing, and they need to still feed the children and then get them organized to go to the game. So, no, 6:30 is the earliest reasonable time to start a game and if you only have one hour of daylight, you're pretty out of luck on fields without lights.
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@chockenberry it's okay, 6-7 is lame now, so it's safe to count things again.
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"b4 review" has grown by leaps and bounds. You should try it out if you haven't yet and give me feedback before I ship it!
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British Columbia passed a law that they're done with biennial DST changes starting next year and a bunch of people are fauxpset that they picked "permanent DST" as the solution instead of "permanent standard time."
As someone who, for a long time, was in charge of scheduling games for his local baseball association, let me tell you that "permanent standard time" would be a disaster for summer-time organized sports. All of your fields without lights would instantly become pretty much unusable if the sun sets at 7:30 instead of 8:30 in July.
Your circadian rhythms will be fine, you ninnies -- your young parents won't be if Jimmy can't play his favourite game any more because his local municipal budget doesn't have any money to install floodlights.
As someone who, for a long time, was in charge of scheduling games for his local baseball association, let me tell you that "permanent standard time" would be a disaster for summer-time organized sports. All of your fields without lights would instantly become pretty much unusable if the sun sets at 7:30 instead of 8:30 in July.
Your circadian rhythms will be fine, you ninnies -- your young parents won't be if Jimmy can't play his favourite game any more because his local municipal budget doesn't have any money to install floodlights.
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@krzk #1 reason why b4 review doesn't let you send agent reviews without editing them first.
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@johnefrancis @renata Poutine in Toronto being horrible is valid. ;)
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June 2023: a Google data center in France floods and they call it a “water intrusion event”
March 2026: an Amazon data center in the Middle East is literally struck by a fucking ballistic missile in a hot war and they call it “impacted by objects”
https://health.aws.amazon.com/health/status
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To: helpdesk@kernel.org
Subject: hi
Hi my name is Thomas I'm wanting to know if. There and Kail Linux That can go. Onto Toys r Us Motorola G4 If. You can let me know please and thank you
Subject: hi
Hi my name is Thomas I'm wanting to know if. There and Kail Linux That can go. Onto Toys r Us Motorola G4 If. You can let me know please and thank you
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@Em0nM4stodon Every time I try to send cats to someone, the cats come back the very next day.
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@mpdesouza Replacing your regular email client is not the goal, at least not at this stage. We load follow-ups as a way to help the maintainer to see what other feedback is available, but the primary features are code review.
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b4 review getting started documentation, with screencasts:
https://b4.docs.kernel.org/en/latest/reviewer/getting-started.html
Still requires unreleased master version -- I'm hoping for some initial tests before I release 0.15.
https://b4.docs.kernel.org/en/latest/reviewer/getting-started.html
Still requires unreleased master version -- I'm hoping for some initial tests before I release 0.15.
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b4 review landed in b4 master. I'll post a bunch of stuff tomorrow announcing it, but if you want to give it an early whirl, go ahead. The docs are a bit scant, but they should get you started.
You'll need python textual framework. To start, run "b4 review enroll" in a repo where you'll be reviewing code. Then run "b4 review tui". After that, you can run "b4 review track <msgid>" to pull in a series to review.
Please poke around and break things. I'm sure that won't be too hard.
You'll need python textual framework. To start, run "b4 review enroll" in a repo where you'll be reviewing code. Then run "b4 review tui". After that, you can run "b4 review track <msgid>" to pull in a series to review.
Please poke around and break things. I'm sure that won't be too hard.
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b4 review is very close to its first beta release!
Just putting in some important final touches.
Just putting in some important final touches.
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Remember how computers in the Start Trek TOS speak in a flat, monotonous machine voice? I think we should retcon that to be a deliberate policy choice implemented as a result of mass psychological trauma experienced by humanity in early eras of AI. A kind of intentional design choice similar how North American outlets present as scary frowny faces.
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Here's an asciinema recording of the current state of b4 review:
https://asciinema.org/a/795683
It shows patchwork integration, reviewing series, taking series, sending thank-you notes, etc.
It's still rough around the ages, but it's doing useful things. I hope to release it as "pre-alpha" soon.
https://asciinema.org/a/795683
It shows patchwork integration, reviewing series, taking series, sending thank-you notes, etc.
It's still rough around the ages, but it's doing useful things. I hope to release it as "pre-alpha" soon.
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