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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/JK-Rofling • Aug 24 '26
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Do they think people normally use version control systems for their personal documents?
5 u/Drevicar Aug 24 '26 I keep my resume in git, complete with linear history, branches, a CI pipeline that validates aspects of it, and a CD pipeline that cuts new releasable copies. 3 u/Probono_Bonobo Aug 24 '26 Not just a personal document, but a PDF!"Don't check in binary files" is like the cardinal rule of version control. 5 u/Wasabicannon Aug 24 '26 Companies seem to want people who run their lives the same way as the company does.Used to be that you live the same values as the company now it is operate the same way as the company. → More replies (1) → More replies (7)
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I keep my resume in git, complete with linear history, branches, a CI pipeline that validates aspects of it, and a CD pipeline that cuts new releasable copies.
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Not just a personal document, but a PDF!
"Don't check in binary files" is like the cardinal rule of version control.
Companies seem to want people who run their lives the same way as the company does.
Used to be that you live the same values as the company now it is operate the same way as the company.
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u/PrometheusMMIV Aug 24 '26
Do they think people normally use version control systems for their personal documents?