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How the hell do I use github???
3 projects | /r/learnprogramming | 23 Jun 2023

It's usually all I ever use. I've had to revert a commit a couple times but I try to avoid it. And I git a lot lol. Because things are usually overcomplicated with Linux/git I started this cheat sheet too but haven't added to it in a bit. It has the instructions I listed here, that more people should know of. https://github.com/wick3dr0se/linux-cheat-sheet
Advent of Code
2 projects | /r/bash | 3 Dec 2022

It's a super solid learning project. The most time-efficent learning experience I've had so far really. This is also my first year doing it and I'll try to hop on board some of the other coding events soon. I'm rewriting all my BASH solutions to Nim as well and eventually I'll upload both. I did start a GitHub repo