@MarkLevineNYC I think it's more about the perception of public safety, etc, not the reality. And media driven distortion of these things. The moment of truth is: get better media messaging
@wvabrinskas Agreed! I find there is a trend in Swift towards hiding code away which means you have to jump around a lot more and it's much more confusing!
@andy_matuschak Willie Nelson and Waylon Jennings - Mammas Don’t Let your Babies grow up to be Cowboys. Or Willie Nelson and Merle Haggard - Pancho and Lefty.
@AlexOzun@pepicrft One potential benefit is reducing the size of changes needed to introduce new dependencies to leaf nodes. This might be extremely painful depending on the size of the codebase, complexity of the dependency graph, etc
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@GergelyOrosz@withgraphite You can also just branch off your existing branch and continue working. Git provides great tooling for this with git rebase and git rebase —onto. Source: I work at Uber and still prefer my git workflow over arc / phab.
@davincidiva It’s even worse. The lawsuit only refers to the inclusion of the Supreme Court case, not the content of the shoot, and that the text created this “false association”. Would it be possible that the text of the case was included without their knowledge? This is what is asserted.