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Welcome to Mike's Super Shoddy Pile of Links and Notes

  1. Installing

    1. Ubuntu Setup
    2. Dotfile Management

  2. The Best Coding

    1. Commit message plagiarism inspiration

    2. Java For Days

      1. Stream snippits I stole

  3. CLI/TUI Fanboy

Pulling down dots

if builtin command -v brew && builtin command -v $(brew --prefix)/bin/git; then pfx="$(brew --prefix)"; else pfx='/usr' fi;
$pfx/bin/git clone --bare git@github.com:mike2point71/dots.git $HOME/.dotfiles && \
alias dtf="$pfx/bin/git --git-dir='$HOME/.dotfiles' --work-tree='$HOME'" && \
tfile="$(mktemp)" && \
if dtf checkout 2>"$tfile"; then
  :  # This means good
else
  cat "$tfile" | egrep "\s+\." | awk {'print $1'} | xargs -I{} mv {} .config-backup/{} && \
  dtf checkout --recurse-submodules
fi && \

Here's random stuff I thought was important at the time I read it.

Really great commit message examples stolen from https://deno.land/std@0.153.0

Examples of good titles:

  • fix(http): Fix race condition in server
  • docs(fmt): Update docstrings
  • feat(log): Handle nested messages

Examples of bad titles:

  • fix #7123
  • update docs
  • fix bugs

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