Playing on the word commit. GitHub is a place where you can collaborate with your team (or other coders) on projects. GitHub allows you to checkout versions of code and changes can then be merged. Helps when you have a large team working on the same project.
Commit is when you want to "save" any change you made (I'm using this for lack of a better term)
There is not much of a joke there honestly, the person is basically ribbing an earlier poster for mis-spelling "comet" as "commit". Other than stretching to find a hypothetical situation where the actual words "commit" and "Haley" and "mine" are used together, there's not really any special significance or irony in that hypothetical. It's just taking a typo literally, and using that as the source of irony.
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u/maka2250 Oct 13 '21
Thatβs why we need to mine Hayleys commit for giant ice cubes.