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> instead of the inside out Now the name makes even more sense. I first read it as sh/git, but reading it as something that starts inside and slowly works its
by wkjagt 7y ago
> instead of the inside out
Now the name makes even more sense. I first read it as sh/git, but reading it as something that starts inside and slowly works its way out is now my preferred explanation of the name.
- orthoxerox 7y agoI am simultaneously revolted and fascinated with the brilliance of your explanation.
- thih9 7y agoThis comment looks like an offtopic pun to me and feels distracting.
- deleted 7y ago[deleted]
- sbergot 7y agoThe name also plays well with the porcelain & plumbing metaphores of git.
- hyperpallium 7y agometaphors. Not being pedantic, it just puzzled me a while to see what was wrong with that word.
- fouc 7y agowhat do you get when you cross a metaphor and a semaphore? a metaphore
- majewsky 7y agoSo it's a metaphor that only a limited amount of people can use at any given time?
- maw 7y agoI never sem a phore that I didn't like. ¿
- brian_herman__ 7y agolol
- D-Coder 7y agoA semi-metaphor?