The real problem with git is the most intuitive workflows do extremely uncommon things and you need to pass in a bunch of convoluted command line options to do what 99.999% of people want
How to copy and paste in linux!
Ctrl+v. "wait, that's not what I wanted"
Middle click! No not that either.
Shift middle click?
Ugh...now I've blown away XA_PRIMARY. Go back to the first application, reselect while maybe holding down shift? Maybe Ctrl+c? Does that work here?
'git branch -vv' does exactly what everyone actually wants to see when they type in 'git branch'
They should just make the default useless version be "git branch -qq"
My PythonHater account is suspended. The platform clearly will not tolerate complaining about how virtualenvs can't survive an mv command without severely breaking.
But apparently Nazis are cool
Javascript Dates are for Entertainment Purposes Only!
Try this at home!
new Date('9-15-2022').toLocaleDateString()
new Date('2022-9-15').toLocaleDateString()
new Date('10-15-2022').toLocaleDateString()
new Date('2022-10-15').toLocaleDateString()
Whenever I use jq I think about how much easier things are in XQuery and GraphQL.
That's like being at a job where you daydream about sitting in traffic.
I know you think git's command line is obtuse confusing unhelpful and inconsistent, but have you tried docker? It's an absurdist artistic software performance to make things as inaccessible and opaque as possible - as if Rothko said all his paintings were actually subway maps.
Real question: Thinking of building an npm search where you can look for LoC, number of dependencies, even code snippets you expect to see.
Am I alone here? There's things I know how to write but I don't want to debug/write and I don't want a stupid version of. Thoughts?
Alright, that's it. I'm only using English words written as color hexcodes for my color scheme from now on. These are way better than I could have come up with.
The worst thing about nodejs tools is how they continually move and rename things. I don't want to have an intimately ongoing relationship with a dozen tools that require me to completely rewrite my build system every season like an interior decorator.
Ah Microsoft. If Internet Explorer was for Exploring than Microsoft Edge must be for ...
Well alright then! I guess I'll stick with Firefox, I've got actual work to do.