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Well, it's been two years and git still isn't making me sandwiches (unlike Unix pipes), so I think he's been proven wrong.

Honestly, I like git, and I like the 'local copy' model, but I feel people go a little overboard sometimes with their enthusiasm for git.




What he's going on about is that git is an efficient implementation of a purely functional data structure on disk. He's advocating using it as one if you ever need one. This is tangential to its role as a version control system.


Wow, you just put exactly what I was trying to say into a single simple sentence. Thanks!




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