I just commit and push in the same line, all the time. Whenever I have to undo a change, I go to GitHub/Gitlab browse for the previous version and paste from there.

I definitely know is not the intended way to do this, but it works for me and has saved my ass several times.

AI coding is the stupidest thing I’ve seen since someone decided it was a good idea to measure the code by the amount of lines written.

It’s because they believe they’re so exceptional that everything that works for the rest of the world doesn’t work for them.

That includes not only the metric system but also things like healthcare, student debt and gun control.

Way to go, Spain

Nazis LOVE pretending they’re victims. All the time. Everywhere.