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Looks like a nice tool to manipulate large archives.
Good reminder that you want the diagnosis tools in place and working before you get an actual problem in production.
Good explanations on how HEAD works in git and what it means. It's indeed one of those terms where the consistency isn't great in git.
Good reminder that git worktrees exist. They definitely come in handy sometimes.
Nice list of tips and recent git features to manage large repositories.
Looks like a nice way to automate the creation of changelogs.
Plenty of good tips in there. I knew quite a few, but there are a few nuggets that I'll test drive I think.
Interesting tool for file type detection. Seems very accurate too.
Looks like a nice tool for quick data exploration straight from the command line.
Looks like an interesting tool to simulate difficult network conditions.
Can definitely recommend. The pre-commit project also make managing those a breeze.
Fascinating script which jumps over SSH servers in several hops and replicates itself without a file upload.
Looks like an interesting tool if you're dealing with docker image. This kind of analysis is definitely missing from docker itself.
Looks like another nice grep alternative. This one keeps its command line interface compatible with grep which is nice, not the case for other alternatives and that turns out to be my main gripe with them.
It's indeed important to hone your tools as well. Even though most things are not blocked due to tools, the right ones when well designed can make things easier.
Looks like a nice tool for exploring network issues. I'll take it for a spin when I get the chance.
Nice little editor for CSS animations. Should definitely help building those.
Interesting tool. Hopefully will help us manipulate floating point expressions better.
Good list of tips and aliases. Might inspire a few changes in your setup.
Definitely looks interesting. Might be a good way to uniformize developer environment management across projects.