Dr-NULL

Same question. I thought that solves the privacy problem.

Yesterday I was actually trying to find out which are the top 10 files which were having most of the modifications after they were created and I stumbled upon https://github.com/tj/git-extras/blob/main/Commands.md

Some great extra git command are there.

The first video is actually very informative. Apart from that I am damn sure it is popular because of the YouTube thumbnail.

Would be great to have a detailed analysis of why it happened. Like this one: https://youtu.be/tLdRBsuvVKc?si=nyXOfoQ2ZPYvljV_

Wondering what happens if someone shares a chat and then clears all chat history or maybe delete the account? Does the shared chat still accessible?

- Asking coding questions is the most common use I have seen. But it doesn't always give the correct answer. That's fine. At least it points to the right direction. Since it has the context it's easier to ask follow up questions.

- Finding new tools. Like other day I was searching for a way to create animation using excalidraw and when I asked ChatGPT it directly pointed me to git repo of a project which uses excalidraw to create slides for presentation.

- ELI5: It does do decent job for this. But not always.

- Fixing grammatical mistakes or making thing sounds more professional.

- Finding alternative for some solution.

- Generating digram for some flow via mermaid code or digram for code.

Not gonna lie, but the first example of using switch instead of polymorphism still looks clean and easy to understand for me.

You really know how to write an article which is technical and at the same time fun to read.