It is an accepted wisdom that it’s more important to write code that is easily read and understood, in contrast to writing code that is fast to write1. This is typically used in discussions around verbose or statically typed languages versus terser dynamically typed languages. The kernel of the argument is that it doesn’t take you that much long to write a longer method name, spell out a variable in full, or import a class. Wheres it can take someone...| willhbr.net
Most camera reviews are pretty decent when it comes to photo and video quality (although for the type of cameras I buy, photo quality is usually an afterthought1). The thing that seems to be left out is the annoying nits and limitations that you become aware of after using something for a while. I just upgraded from the DJI Mini 2 to the DJI Mini 3 Pro and oh boy do I have nits to share. Shot on the Mini...| willhbr.net
Git Koans| stevelosh.com
Do we think of git commits as diffs, snapshots, and/or histories?| Julia Evans
First-class conflicts¶| jj-vcs.github.io
Configuration¶| jj-vcs.github.io
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git diff [<options>] [--] [<path>...] | git-scm.com