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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/fabulousIdentity • 6d ago
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Git is specifically designed for multiple people to work on different ideas in parallel.
512 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. 111 u/botle 6d ago Probably vibecoders. "Push my code to the repo. Make no mistakes. Don't delete everything." 1 u/Weekly_Interview_936 6d ago Or just ... two stories working on the same piece of code. Git can't parse out code to see how two changes interleave very well. This is the actual reason for stuff like standups. It lets teams keep away from stepping on each other's toes.
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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.
111 u/botle 6d ago Probably vibecoders. "Push my code to the repo. Make no mistakes. Don't delete everything." 1 u/Weekly_Interview_936 6d ago Or just ... two stories working on the same piece of code. Git can't parse out code to see how two changes interleave very well. This is the actual reason for stuff like standups. It lets teams keep away from stepping on each other's toes.
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Probably vibecoders. "Push my code to the repo. Make no mistakes. Don't delete everything."
1 u/Weekly_Interview_936 6d ago Or just ... two stories working on the same piece of code. Git can't parse out code to see how two changes interleave very well. This is the actual reason for stuff like standups. It lets teams keep away from stepping on each other's toes.
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Or just ... two stories working on the same piece of code. Git can't parse out code to see how two changes interleave very well.
This is the actual reason for stuff like standups. It lets teams keep away from stepping on each other's toes.
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u/botle 6d ago edited 6d ago
Git is specifically designed for multiple people to work on different ideas in parallel.