lukabratos
What I learned in 6 months at an AI company
Re:How do I find all the modifications of a given string using Git
on Saturday April 18, 2020 @05:01AM (#22906318)
Your approach with git log |grep isPizzaDelivered would work if the string you wanted to find would be in the commit title or description.
git pickaxe is super handy because it will search for the selected string in all the commit changes instead.
Give it a go in one of your projects, it's super useful.
I should include some examples in the blog post to convey my message a little bit clearer.
Re:How do I find all the modifications of a given string using Git
on Friday April 17, 2020 @04:51PM (#22902859)
I'm intrigued to see and learn something new from your fancy regexes. Can you share some of them with us?
Re:How do I find all the modifications of a given string using Git
on Friday April 17, 2020 @04:46PM (#22902811)
Hey
I'm not sure if you really understand how pickaxe described in the blog post works. Let me clarify it for you again:
You could use git log: git log will return you git commit title and body.
With the command that I've described in my blog post you can investigate the whole lifecyle of the changes.
Try doing the same with your technique. I'm curious to see how I can do things in a better way.
Thanks!
How do I find all the modifications of a given string using Git
Re:Principles of scalable front end projects
on Friday April 10, 2020 @03:43PM (#22836634)
This might be a good starting point: https://keepachangelog.com/en/1.0.0/
Unsettled, or how I got my Settled status in the UK as an EU citizen
Artsy React Native Workshop
TextSync – turn any text editor on your website into a collaborative text editor
A command line utility for practicing typing and measuring your WPM and accuracy
Re:Know Your Tools – Terminal and Bash
on Friday March 13, 2015 @12:01PM (#9197843)
Debugging Core Data
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Re:Java Developers
on Tuesday July 22, 2014 @05:11AM (#8067959)
Knock, knock. Who's there? Long pause ... Java!
Re:Postcards, Yo – Send one to a friend
on Wednesday July 09, 2014 @12:03PM (#8010360)
This buzz around Yo app is becoming really annoying.
Introducing DSON
Re:Free Your Android
on Thursday May 08, 2014 @08:55AM (#7714975)
Cryptocat is nice for messaging: https://crypto.cat
Generate your Podfile
Facebook to target flood victims with volunteer help
Re:Python with Braces
on Sunday February 09, 2014 @06:37PM (#7208008)
This makes no sense at all.
Re:Share Code Snippets With Ease
on Tuesday February 04, 2014 @10:57AM (#7178203)
That would be great!
Share Code Snippets With Ease
A/B Testing iOS Apps Like a Pro
Re:Quick tip for developers who use OS X
on Monday January 13, 2014 @11:57AM (#7051742)
Increase or decrease volume by small increments: alt + shift + volume up / volume down or brightness up / brightness down.
Also Alfred and Shortcat app.
Re:Show HN: A very simple way to share your location
on Friday November 29, 2013 @06:10AM (#6818919)
Hi guys! Thanks for your feedback. Using your suggestion, I've now updated the 4 digit IDs to 10 digits :)
Re:Show HN: A very simple way to share your location
on Friday November 29, 2013 @05:47AM (#6818840)
I will change this to over 9000! :)
Re:Show HN: A very simple way to share your location
on Friday November 29, 2013 @05:37AM (#6818789)
You're right. Thanks for the improvement report! I'll get on it right away.
Re:Show HN: A very simple way to share your location
on Friday November 29, 2013 @05:02AM (#6818694)
I've created a super simple way to share your location. You simply go to mapme.in and then you get a unique link to text, tweet, email to a friend from your phone, tablet or desktop.
I decided to create this after a night out trying to describe where I was to friend. It was too much hassle spelling the street name and I wished I could of texted her a link. They weren't familiar with area.
Appreciate any feedback, its super simple! :-)