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Quality in the Age of Slop(sinclairtarget.com)
3 points by weebst 3mo ago|0 comments
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by weebst 6mo ago
This is awesome! Thank you!
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The Trellis: A Gardening Metaphor for Software Engineering(sinclairtarget.com)
2 points by weebst 1y ago|0 comments
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Glfmn.io Blog Links(glfmn.io)
1 points by weebst 1y ago|0 comments
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by weebst 2y ago
I'm very happy to hear you had fun with it. Thank you for the comprehensive feedback and for trying it out! Not sure what's happening with the tarball. Will take a look at that.
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by weebst 2y ago
Thank you very much!
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by weebst 2y ago
That's a neat idea, I can see how it'd be useful. If you have a shell that supports extended globbing, you could do something like: $ git who table */**/*.go That works for me using Bash. I believe all that's
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by weebst 2y ago
The -n flag does this. Use -n 0 to show all rows
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by weebst 2y ago
Like other commenters have said, mailmap does this and git who will respect your mailmap file.
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by weebst 2y ago
These are all build dependencies. You don't need any of these just to run git who. The language could be clearer; I'll update it.
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by weebst 2y ago
Wow! I had no idea. Will need to update the README. Thanks for the tip!
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Show HN: "Git who" – A new CLI tool for industrial-scale Git blaming(github.com)
252 points by weebst 2y ago|127 comments
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by weebst 6y ago
https://twobithistory.org If you think you'd enjoy long-form, deeply researched essays that look at the development of technical ideas throughout the history of computing, I've got you covered.
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by weebst 8y ago
Thanks a lot for pointing these out! I've corrected them.
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What Did Ada Lovelace’s Program Actually Do?(twobithistory.org)
410 points by weebst 8y ago|52 comments