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I thought I was a very tidy person, then I saw this.

• Thev00d00 4y ago
  Im not sure it is tidy to inject random junk into your commit message to get a hash prefix
  • mgsk 4y ago
    Or maybe it is _extremely_ tidy.
    • kreetx 4y ago
      I think the question boils down to "where is the junk?" ;) I.e, there is always junk, some put it in a commit hash, others into the files committed.
      • mikehotel 4y ago
        And now this uses invisible junk (white space). See update: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33704810 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=33704810