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You clearly didn't learn how it works since you're helpless without a cheat sheet. Sounds like you memorized some stuff. I didn't memorize it, I learned how it
by olddustytrail 4y ago
You clearly didn't learn how it works since you're helpless without a cheat sheet. Sounds like you memorized some stuff.
I didn't memorize it, I learned how it worked. These are very different things.
- kerblang 4y agoThat was mildly convincing but it's been a fairly competitive year
- olddustytrail 4y agoIt's not because I'm super smart, you're just super lazy.
- AnimalMuppet 4y agoPersonal attacks are against the site rules here.
- lolc 4y agoCute. I typically use an array of Git commands per hour of working. I consult the manual or a how-to maybe once every other week. Re-cloning a repo happens less than once a year for me. Can't remember the last time I had to do that. And it's not just me. I see the same for the people I work with. Of course, for many people, learning Git is not worth the effort. But that doesn't mean people who handle it fluently don't exist.
- kerblang 4y agoOkay let me actually return to the point. I practically spelled it out already, but why would I need a cheat sheet if I "memorized some stuff"? Why would I accuse anyone claiming to memorize this "stuff" of lying if I actually memorized it? Let's think hard here. cue jeopardy theme (i just had to google "jeopardy" because I can't remember how to spell it! But I know how to play!) (but they won't let me) I mean yes I am a lazy idiot but I'm not that self-contradictory. Okay i am done with this. Done done. Go flame.