who would win? millions of TPU-hours of RL or two cheeky austrians 😜 arxiv.org/abs/2210.04045

Scalar is now part of Git! Check out this post to learn about what Scalar is, where it came from, and how its years-long journey into Git made it the best way to manage your largest repos. github.blog/2022-10-13-the…

Git for Windows v2.38.1 was released in coordination with Git v2.38.1, addressing CVE-2022-39253 and CVE-2022-39260: github.com/git-for-window…

When you're faced with a BIG engineering effort, how do you approach development? Before we dove into code for contributing Scalar to Git, we solidified four 4️⃣ development principles that we used to guide our decisions. 🧵

Shoutout to GitHub for letting me speak at #GitMerge2022 last month! Had a blast connecting with so many #git enthusiasts. Want to learn how Git’s code works? Check out my talk here youtu.be/i6-z1kFPl0U

What timing! GitKon videos are also ready. I gave a similar, but shorter talk on the same concepts. youtu.be/6b6iOPvspPs?li…

That's a wrap! 🎬 Photos and session recordings from Git Merge 2022 are now available: github.blog/2022-10-21-git…

A note from the (interim) maintainer: lore.kernel.org/git/Y1xpDuyKcc…

Being able to code in such a way that your past failures don’t happen again is a mf-ing super power everyone should want. A superpower that grows and grows as you get older.

Nobody will care more about your tech presentation than you. Practice. Go to tech checks. You’re responsible for every pixel and the audience will notice that you care.

Apparently “specialists exist” is a hot take

Took a break at #AllThingsOpen to set up a Mastodon account. Let's see what the big deal is, eh? mastodon.online/@stolee

Thank you so much to all those that attended my #AllThingsOpen talk 🙏 Seems like everyone LOVED it and got a lot out of the session. As promised, here is the QR code and link to the resources: github.com/mishmanners/Ta… Don't forget to submit your release to be featured!