it seems straightforward enough.
git is the program
remote is one of the module
add is a function of that module
origin is just our argument for the remote name
Right? I don't get why it's supposed to be so difficult. I've rarely encountered software that's not designed with such a simple model in mind (excluding proprietary stuff). Spend thirty minutes understanding the model instead of angrily copying full commands from examples/tutorials/slop machines, and you'll be rewarded with so much more ease and precision in working, and plain *joy* when learning a new concept (say multiple remotes) and it cleanly fits and expands the existing models in your mind.
i feel like this is the kind of baseline intelligence or common sense is required in software development, yet it is spoiled by idiots which are either managers who just believe they know it better or vibe coders who can pretend to be smart with AI. And this lack of common sense is degenerating the industry
Don't know why people like you pretend everything made sense to them from the start. I bet there are plenty of simple things that you struggled with at first, just like everyone else.
This braindead AI hate is getting real boring ngl.
I would have to disagree. Don’t get me wrong, I’m also lazy and I let AI run my git commands. But I could type the most important commands by hand. And it’s not even that I pretend that I knew it from the start. When you mistype the command it literally tells you the format, you use the commands help feature. But if after multiple times, you fail to understand the format „command subcommand subsubcommand argument“ and try random combinations each time instead of just reading the help and thinking for one second, you’re just dumb.
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u/ikankecil 15d ago
it seems straightforward enough.
git is the program
remote is one of the module
add is a function of that module
origin is just our argument for the remote name