alt Hacker News“It never reimplements git — it shells out to the system git CLI and rebuilds commits with git commit-tree, reusing each commit's original tree so file contents are provably never changed.”
Glad the LLM noted this - I was worried this would reimplement git
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YonathanTesfaye • yesterday at 4:27 PM
Ha ha fair. But yeah shelling out to git and reusing the original tree object was deliberate means file contents can't change even if I screw up elsewhere.
whateveracct • yesterday at 4:43 PM
why can't anyone just do things themselves anymore? it's all LLM crap
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wavemode • yesterday at 9:23 PM
Offtopic but, it always amuses me that the words "provably" and "probably" are one letter apart (and I frequently misread them for each other).
Myzel394 • yesterday at 4:31 PM
Why would you think such a project would reimplement git?
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One of the most annoying quirks of LLMs for me is the insistence on, after being corrected, loudly noting what wasn't done. After getting it to change something stupid in code, it will leave a comment in the code boasting about how it doesn't do the stupid thing, which to future readers reads like an 'asbestos free!' label on a cereal box.