Git in layman's terms: isomorphic contours in source-code phase space
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Re: Git in layman's terms: isomorphic contours in source-code phase space
#2I no longer undetstand what Git is after reading this.
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Re: Git in layman's terms: isomorphic contours in source-code phase space
#4I no longer undetstand what Git is after reading this.
This is not true. You now understand topology.
Re: Git in layman's terms: isomorphic contours in source-code phase space
#5Best obscure joke/satire thus far in December :)
Re: Git in layman's terms: isomorphic contours in source-code phase space
#6Brilliantly well done trolling.
Re: Git in layman's terms: isomorphic contours in source-code phase space
#7Makes sense.
Re: Git in layman's terms: isomorphic contours in source-code phase space
#8Doh!
Re: Git in layman's terms: isomorphic contours in source-code phase space
#9Is it wrong that I'm disappointed because this doesn't seem to make much sense? The actual topology involved has to be discrete, not continuous, as can never continuously deform from one branch to another.
Also, a tree of trees is still a tree. Git repositories form DAGs of trees, and this is not really that hard to visualize.
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