C J SilverioThis is a very strong case for commit hooks.
Paddy (@[email protected])
@[email protected] without them, this becomes much harder, so I think they're justified 😂 https://paddy.carvers.com/posts/git-now-playing/
mastodon.cloud
Also, this:
> I think it’s okay to include some of ourselves in the software we write, and to make some software at least the creation of people, not corporations.
Yes, indeed.
Brian Swetland@ceejbot One of my big regrets was not saving an archive of all the commit messages (just the messages, not the source code) for Hiptop when I left Danger.
Dave Bort
@dbort @ceejbot Another Danger memory... a series of crashlogs named some variant on GODDAMN.FUCKING.CHRIS.DESALVO from when he added enough methods to some deep UI subclass that my procrastinating on implementing a wide InvokeVirtual opcode to support vtables with more than 255 entries caught up to me.
@dbort @ceejbot Actually, I bet the limit was more like 250 or something because I was always optimizing for least-work in the VM which meant never adding an offset at runtime that I could have added during bundle-ization.
I remain excessively proud of that interpreter core and all the absurd hacks to squeeze the best possible performance out of a 24MHz ARM7TDMI processor.
"Free" NULL pointer detection via unaligned access fault was a lot of fun too. Who needs an MMU?
@swetland yeah that null detection was such a great trick :D I still tell people about it