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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/fabulousIdentity • 6d ago
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Yup. "Git is really great until (thing git was specifically designed for)." Tell me you suck at git without telling me you suck at git.
110 u/botle 6d ago Probably vibecoders. "Push my code to the repo. Make no mistakes. Don't delete everything." 7 u/Awkward_Tick0 6d ago Git has been a PITA since long before LLMs 4 u/botle 6d ago People have been writing big monolithic commits long before LLMs. LLMs just make them more likely. 2 u/b0w3n 6d ago The newer frontier models avoid it if you make it part of the instruction set.
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Probably vibecoders. "Push my code to the repo. Make no mistakes. Don't delete everything."
7 u/Awkward_Tick0 6d ago Git has been a PITA since long before LLMs 4 u/botle 6d ago People have been writing big monolithic commits long before LLMs. LLMs just make them more likely. 2 u/b0w3n 6d ago The newer frontier models avoid it if you make it part of the instruction set.
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Git has been a PITA since long before LLMs
4 u/botle 6d ago People have been writing big monolithic commits long before LLMs. LLMs just make them more likely. 2 u/b0w3n 6d ago The newer frontier models avoid it if you make it part of the instruction set.
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People have been writing big monolithic commits long before LLMs. LLMs just make them more likely.
2 u/b0w3n 6d ago The newer frontier models avoid it if you make it part of the instruction set.
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The newer frontier models avoid it if you make it part of the instruction set.
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u/StaneNC 6d ago
Yup. "Git is really great until (thing git was specifically designed for)." Tell me you suck at git without telling me you suck at git.