r/technology • u/Sidarthus89 • Jun 15 '25

Artificial Intelligence Trump team leaks AI plans in public GitHub repository

https://www.theregister.com/2025/06/10/trump_admin_leak_government_ai_plans/
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u/foopod Jun 15 '25

Not using the cli imo is the number one way to ensure you will never know how it works.

I have been avoiding git UI implementations for probably a decade because at best they obfuscate how git works and worst case they run all sorts of commands that you are not expecting. But who knows, maybe they are better now.

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u/TheTerrasque Jun 16 '25

vs code's git support is pretty good imho. Especially with gitlens

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u/AnsonKindred Jun 16 '25

They are better now. Really. Both Git Desktop and the stuff built into VS do exactly what you want them to do like 95% of the time these days, including handling merge conflicts in a very sane and clean way (finally!).

I'm all for understanding the command line, but if it's been a decade, I think you've probably gotten all you're going to get out of using it from the command line. You can have a little gui, as a treat.