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Yeah, I think you're right. Linus isn't talking about pulling in general, just pulling from his work.

O.O Is this from a book or something?

I wonder if it is a coincidence that the person touching the live wire looks like Nikola Tesla..

I understand that GitHub is pretty important for a lot of businesses/organizations. But is this really news worthy?

According to the blog post that introduced the new design, the reason behind creating a visual representation of the repository was for identification. For a developer, often they will be working on a few different repos at once, not just one. The idea is that each repo will have a basic "signature" in the color across the top. After enough time spent on the project page, the developer will just be able to distinguish the project from one another just by the color bar.

Hello, fellow HN ISU Student. :)

Hey Smokey, I was searching through HN posts and I saw that you went to Iowa State. If you don't mind, can I ask you a few questions? Probably by email.

Hmm, that's interesting. The first example doesn't seem to work. I just get "#<unknown 0x00000007>". I wonder if it has to do with a difference with gcc.

Heh, that's an awesome suggestion. Do you have any resources that would be best for this? Probably the Dragon Book?

Alright, thank you for the input. I'll take it into consideration.

Hmm, I can't seem to see the email in your profile.

What books did you feel helped you?