Anschel

queer quaker commie cat

In addition to the blurb above, I'm a recovering mathematician, Jewish, and autistic as fuck--those didn't alliterate

Sometimes I write poems, mostly in English and Spanish

I feel weird putting my age in my bio but I am in fact a Grown Up if you were worried

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Keeble
@Keeble

github might be one of the least intutitive sites to download anything from to a non-tech expert and what's particularly frustrating is the tech expert types seemingly having no clue that github is INCREDIBLY hard to parse



Keeble
@Keeble

seriously, look at this screenshot (for example) and tell me where im supposed to click to download what i need


Webster
@Webster

maybe it would serve tech experts well to remember that when they were first introduced to version control the learning curve was nonzero


SomeEgrets
@SomeEgrets

also:

git is (arguably) an appropriate tool for developers or hobbyists, in the case where you're just sharing something you made with no promise of actual releases or support

it is not an appropriate tool for making end users interact with

don't expose your end users to your version control

don't


spiralingvoid
@spiralingvoid
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exerian
@exerian

best use of web-1.0-ass ever


Anschel
@Anschel

Even as a semi-regular git user, I still get confused when I want to download from github rather than interact with it as a programmer. It's somehow worse than SourceForge


 
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