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I am curious kid on the web, trying to learn more about life and other things. I enjoy building things and my medium of expression is mostly code. I have been dabbling with OpenEdx recently. I love to talk about distributed system, I have taken up learning Rust recently and been writing Python, Golang and JavaScript for a while.
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Reverse-engineering a ₹2,000 Wi-Fi toy drone to understand its firmware, protocols, and limits.
This year was full of surprises, mostly pleasant ones; the year was filled with friendships and travels. Towards the end of last year, Anirudha and I started working on Rust and tried picking it up. He started a project called Feluda, and I started c...
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All of us who use some kind of revision control system have this problem especially the one who are new to the whole git commit thing . Well the question I use to have what do I write what I just did and how can it be helpful to others.
I got all those question answered when I was working on moving my patch from master branch to feature branch. Pingou asked me to squash commits and make the commit message more reasonable.
Not so good way of writing a commit
Some of the references I used was Peter Hunter’s Blog and Chris Beam’s Blog. And I landed up with these seven rules .
But for all the single commits which is doing a minor change you can still use git commit -m “your message”. ( Try to keep message in imperative mood)
A better way of writing commits
For bigger changes you need an editor so you might want to use a switch -a. For more details on how you can do that in pro git. Finally I am changing my habits of those shabby commit messages. So, think twice before you commit. 
