It's freaking me out. I asked you all for your favourite intro to git and github and you all came back with like 50 different ones...
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Is this a sign the ones out there — of which I've used/tried zero — are not very good?
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I don't see any other logical thing to assume based on this.
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Unless you all also just RT/like anything with git or github in it?
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Lot of options out there, and I'd always gravitate to knowledge generated by someone I 'know'
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You mean you prefer it because you've interacted with me? All else being equal? Interesting.

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Over twitter I have developed some context I guess, so yes
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I've never thought of it this way, but I think it makes sense. I mean it's als true that if you needed clarification I'd be easy to contact.
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People tend to trust/value higher from people they perceive as experts. ;)
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I'm not a git expert though... Am I?

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At some point having so many contributions per year, you become one! ;)
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Certainly more expert than me. Besides, too much expertise is often a bad thing for teaching. Need to remember the challenges of learning
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Personally I like to see new takes on complex things - there's always more to learn, plus I know you and value your experience.
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The inverse question is - why write it if there were loads of good guides already?

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Yeah, I wrote it because fuck teaching newbies branching.
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The gym is so quiet tonight.
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It's a good one!
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Aww, thank you.
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