> @slaren made 7 commits in his fork, which @jart then squashed down into one Good lord, it's terrible when the peanut gallery feels like they have to comment

> @slaren made 7 commits in his fork, which @jart then squashed down into one Good lord, it's terrible when the peanut gallery feels like they have to comment on development practice. Why would numbers of commits be a relevant metric in an Open Source project? Of course squashed commits are easier to handle during reabses and such, and when that work can be squashed to a single "initial mmap support" commit, then that's fine. > @jart rewrote @slaren's code, which slaren wrote first now this is just kindergarten level of arguments