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by aniforprez
1778 days ago
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Your analogy is completely awful The janitor knows nothing about dentistry. The git GUI knows plenty about it and the devs make it their job to know it too. A janitor is not an abstraction, he's a liability. If a GUI abstraction helps me get the job done faster, I really don't see the problem. Plus almost every one of them fully state the commands being used to perform every action and have logs you can parse. I used to use Sublime Merge and now use Fork and both have this |
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janitor is an abstraction (you trust a janitor to operate with a professional tool for you) and you are completely right, git GUIs (just like a janitor) are a liability.