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i shitpost here, don't mind me π΅
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Well-established old principle: Do one thing and do it well.
Modern AI/LLM companies' principle: Do 1000 things, and none of them are right.
Welcome to the 21st century. We have robots that can provide you any information.*
*In extremely small letters: We can make mistakes, so double-check it.
Today I found a tool for your Git commits! βοΈ
π¦ **koji**: An interactive CLI for creating conventional commits with ease.
π Supports automatic versioning, changelog generation & emojis!
π¦ Written in Rust!
β GitHub: https://github.com/cococonscious/koji
#rustlang #git #commits #conventional #tool #commandline #semver #cli
loops.video seems interesting
All the workshop recordings and slides from #r2con2024 are now edited and published in our youtube channel. If you didn't had a chance to attend now it's a good time to catch up starting right from the very first day!
@orhun lol bro took it seriously
https://mastodon.social/@ilyhanshi/113475756877848019
The Darkest Kids TV Show Ever Made
anjir selama ini dibilang slengean baru tau artinya gw :)
u can't be nerd and bully at the same time π€
girls being smart is sexy
anjay udh bisa ci/cd
pemerentah bangsat ribet amat pake block ddg
Decompiling with #decai provides a really nice output, as you can see in the example below. But even with more complex binaries the results are surprising.
#r2con2024
thanks for the one who makes certbot-nginx
TIL: #Vim can do
:w >> filename
to _append_ to a file.
(You can omit "filename" to append to the current file.)
Also, :w accepts a range, so if you want to append only a few lines from the current buffer (e.g. by selecting them in visual mode), you can do that.
And :w also accepts a range when _not_ appending, allowing you to save only a selection of lines in the current buffer to the current file. (You might need to use :w! if it's an existing file, to protect you from fuckups.)