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@ -35,9 +35,9 @@ or even where to go to customize it to my liking?
code to see what happened.
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- and then I could edit the source code and submit the patch *right where I'm standing* rather than having to go through complicated and lengthy processes of cloning repositories,
- and then I could edit the source code and submit the patch _right where I'm standing_ rather than having to go through complicated and lengthy processes of cloning repositories,
bootstrapping, reproducing, and such.
*imagine fixing compiler bugs on real codebases rather than having to come up with isolated, reproducible examples first.*
_imagine fixing compiler bugs on real codebases rather than having to come up with isolated, reproducible examples first._
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- I know how hard this is to achieve in practice, which is precisely why I don't use Gentoo.
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- have fun typing in that full path `/home/daknus/Repositories/cool-library`
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+ *and* don't forget to revert the changes to `Cargo.toml` once you're done.
+ _and_ don't forget to revert the changes to `Cargo.toml` once you're done.
unlike editing a vendored dependency, which will appear under a very visible path in Git, it's pretty easy to forget to check your `Cargo.toml` diff before staging/committing changes.
I mean, I edit my `Cargo.toml` all the time, adding in libaries and stuff.
so why would I look at every single change?
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- *and* before you go at me and say "bah you should be reviewing all changes that end up in your codebase"
- _and_ before you go at me and say "bah you should be reviewing all changes that end up in your codebase"
sigh.
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it's all just code-generating syntax sugar!
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- **everything is code! *there is no magic*!**
- *everything is code! _there is no magic_!*
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- there are no walls blocking you from looking at the code. the grandiose noun phrases are misleading!
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- UnrealBuildTool is just a bunch of C# files. and the *Gameplay Ability System™* is likewise just a bunch of C++ sources.
- UnrealBuildTool is just a bunch of C# files. and the _Gameplay Ability System™_ is likewise just a bunch of C++ sources.
why can't we come up with more inviting names?
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- grandiose noun phrases sound so hostile. *but it's all just code.*
- grandiose noun phrases sound so hostile. _but it's all just code._
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- most of the time not knowing your software is largely fine - not everyone has the time to deeply inspect a piece of software, deciphering functions, consulting manuals, asking the authors (when possible.)