--force-with-lease is useless if you ever use tools that refresh git status.

A unit of change is a commit. I have no idea why you'd think a PR is a unit of change.

Does your org approve specific commits or PRs overall?

Looking at individual commits is part of the PR review process.

PRs. This is largely why we don't do stacked PRs: they can just be a chain of commits in one PR

When I ask for this people like to explain that these are bad features nobody should want.

TikTok is actually very adamant to boot me out of the browser

Not yet

> We also inject custom dlibs into clang during compilation

I am curious what you are doing

We use Unreal Build Accelerator which injects a custom dlib into clang to intercept the compilation process and distribute it to worker machines.

I’m curious why this needs to be code injection and not, like, a shell script?

Because...it's official behaviour that is fully supported by clang? If you want to add a hook on compilation start, it's literally the documented way - you include your own dlib with necessary overrides and then you can call your own methods at each compilation step. Not even sure how you'd do it with a shell script? You need to have knowledge of all the compilation and linking units, which....you have from within Clang.

You are commenting on the article that discusses exactly that.

Why would they do it for free?

Why would it have to be free?

Do you know what the cost of breaking into a fully up to date BFU iPhone is?

They're not breaking in; he knows the password. Also, it's not fully up-to-date; it's an iPhone 13.

These help but I do not expect them to make the option affordable

I would not be surprised if Apple engineers are more likely to be bilingual than a random person selected from the world's population.

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