A long time ago I was a guitar player and teacher. A little while later I thought I might be a designer, I needed the money. I ended up being a professional computer-er.
I listen to music (orchestral, chamber, 60s jazz, millennial dad-rock, etc.) and read books, many of which I don’t understand. I’m in the thrall of a small person. I like looking at trees.
I live on Yuggera Country.
| Website | https://bradparker.id.au |
| Previously | https://toot.cafe/@brad |
| Pronouns | https://pronoun.is/he |
@jordan Ha! Yep... yep.
I sometimes forget that I'm tracking main. Hit something like this (I have no idea what compiled, it worked at least) just the other day.
"Who should I ask about <feature>?"
```
$ fd --full-path <feature>\
| xargs git log --format='%an' --no-merges\
| sort\
| uniq -c\
| sort -nr
```
This is pretty unsophisticated. It spits out commit authors sorted by how many commits they have which change files with the search string (<feature>) in their name. Despite the lack of sophistication it's come in handy a bunch of times.
I blogged again.
I stumbled into what might be some combinatorial esoterica and I can't stop thinking about it. Additionally, a book organising app told me I have a bunch of badgers in my house. I need to sort them out.
Satire is alive and well I see.
https://nitter.net/better_dotgame/status/1932621767715197181#m
(I have used lambda + dynamo in production before, if I never have to again it'll be too soon. Additionally, I've had to trawl Nitter a bit throughout and this and ... ergh.)
Brad
