Shallow and Pedantic
A person/tech/code blog of a coder/techie/person. Like calculus in a kiddie pool, the author of this blog is known to be quite shallow and pedantic.
Sometimes, git does something unexpected while merging or rebasing. It might seem like git misunderstood a rename, but it’s far more likely that git did the “right” thing after all.
Using .gitignore
to exclude build artifacts from your repository.
Using git add -p
to eliminate those pesky printf
-debugging statements.
Some lessons learned from my role with the previous company as a DevOps engineer and team lead. We discuss tidiness and prioritizing using pre-existing code.
A tiny python library for faking out filesystem operations for tests.
How file descriptor leaks are causing your processes to stick around longer than they should.