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20 years ago today, Linus made the first commit on the Git project. Here is my birthday present post, looking back. Happy birthday git, and thanks for all the fish. blog.gitbutler.com/20-years-of-...

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Everyone rallied around moving away from “master” but we’re still collectively ok with gimp?

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For the last few months, @gitbutler.com has been working on a new code review tool and using it in place of PR review. It's commit-based, treating your branch like a series of patches and it's completely changed my workflow. Check it out! blog.gitbutler.com/gitbutlers-n...

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If you haven't been watching, we are now on our 11th(!) episode of Bits and Booze. This latest one is us showing off libgit2 by building a simple git client in Tauri while drinking non-alcoholic wine. www.youtube.com/watch?v=WKWf...

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This is awesome.

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This week in "Scott writing up dark corners of Git", it's the story of Git's new bundle-uri and issues that I found that resulted in yet another patch to Git. blog.gitbutler.com/going-down-t...

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Time for streaming some Rust/Typescript goodness with Caleb! www.twitch.tv/gitbutler

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Once again, @gitbutler.com's Caleb is live streaming working on our upcoming review stuff. This time at a new, shorter URL that we forgot we had squatted. www.twitch.tv/gitbutler

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Scott Chacon is back in Bits & Booze Ep. 9 for Git Interview Part 2: Hard. Can he still handle the heat? Watch the fun unfold! 🍷💻 youtu.be/FbW9wlve8sI?...

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Another week, another super fun Git nerd article. Today I posted about doing interdiff review with the git range-diff command. blog.gitbutler.com/interdiff-re...

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Fun new blog post today about some git config values that should probably be the defaults. blog.gitbutler.com/how-git-core...

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Why is Git Autocorrect too fast for Formula One drivers to react to? I dug a bit into DHH's surprise experience of noticing Git wait for only 100ms to autocorrect a command. The answer involves "deciseconds" and Levenshtein distances. blog.gitbutler.com/why-is-git-a...

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Finally, GitHub has attestations. What are those you ask? "Attestations bind some subject (a named artifact along with its digest) to a SLSA build provenance predicate using the in-toto format." Finally.

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Can we all agree that a Prius+ is not an “XL”, Uber?

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I just learned that students today use the TI-84 graphing calculator in the classroom. When I was in high school 30 years ago, I was the first class that used the TI-81 and our teacher was trying to get used to it. But it's fascinating how _little_ this tech has really changed over that time.

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Is Ariana Grande doing a Kristin Chenoweth impression in Wicked or does she actually sound exactly like her?

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Watching How to Train your Dragon again and man, it is a basically perfectly structured movie. Every beat of it makes sense and moves the plot forward, empathy for all characters, solid hero’s journey, insanely original. What a great movie.

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It is 9:40p in Brandenburg, an hour outside of central Berlin and its already a war zone. Nobody does fireworks with the zeal and tenacity of the Germans.

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Man, I got like 12 days in this year, which is twice as long as I lasted last year. One day I can make it as far as Caleb. Last few days I tried to do every problem with SQL, which was a delight.

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It’s so frustrating that streamed movies don’t have like every possible language subtitles available. If I buy a movie in the US itunes store, nothing. Same movie in German store, 15 languages available.

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Did you know that in German, the word for “turtle” is “Wasserschildkröte”, which literally means “Water Shield Toad” and I think that’s fantastic.

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I love our Bits and Booze series, where we drink wine and talk tech. Today's episode is Esteban and me drinking tequila and digging into `git rebase -i`. I bet you've never used `rebase -i` to split a linear history into a series of merged branches... www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6Qf...

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this domain verification thing on bsky is pretty cool. @scottchacon.com is much cooler than. @schacon.bsky.social, but it's also way more useful as a "blue check" than Twitters old insane Apple review like process.

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My (bluesky-less) friend released a great new monospaced font today! Demo: pavellaptev.github.io/Fliege-mono/ Repo: github.com/PavelLaptev/...

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We just shipped v0.14.0 - you can now split a virtual branch into multiple dependent branches (a Stack) 🥞. This should help with shipping small incremental changes and not being blocked by code review - check out the docs docs.gitbutler.com/features/sta...

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rseube called me out on our @gitbutler.com discord about my helpful and amazing commit messages. however, I feel like some of these are gold.

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Oh boy. Does this mean that I need to start complaining about things that bug me on a second social media account? shakes fist at (blue)sky

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