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That doesn't mean anything. I quite often start with writing a proof-of-concept, and only initialize the git repository when I'm confident the POC will actually
by tremon 10mo ago
That doesn't mean anything. I quite often start with writing a proof-of-concept, and only initialize the git repository when I'm confident the POC will actually lead to something useful. Common sense says that those files already existed at the time of the first commit.
- mordnis 10mo agoI wonder how do you not understand this was a joke. Did you not fully read it? Or it's just not obvious enough?
- voxelghost 10mo agoWhen you code with butterflies, you code at the speed of flight. https://www.xkcd.com/378/ https://www.xkcd.com/378/