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   Jakub Narębski @[email protected] · 2026-03-27 · 15:12 UTC

   You're probably familiar with git bisect, which lets you find a commit that introduces a change in behavior via binary search (`git bisect`). But what if the change in behavior is non-deterministic?

   `git bayesect` is a generalization of git bisect that uses Bayesian inference to solve this problem. If your code has started gaslighting you, give it a try!

   https://hauntsaninja.github.io/git_bayesect.html #git #bayes

   #git #bayes
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   Jakub Narębski @jnareb · 2026-03-27 · 15:12 UTC

   You're probably familiar with git bisect, which lets you find a commit that introduces a change in behavior via binary search (`git bisect`). But what if the change in behavior is non-deterministic?

   `git bayesect` is a generalization of git bisect that uses Bayesian inference to solve this problem. If your code has started gaslighting you, give it a try!

   https://hauntsaninja.github.io/git_bayesect.html #git #bayes

   #git #bayes
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   Jakub Narębski @[email protected] · 2026-03-27 · 15:12 UTC

   You're probably familiar with git bisect, which lets you find a commit that introduces a change in behavior via binary search (`git bisect`). But what if the change in behavior is non-deterministic?

   `git bayesect` is a generalization of git bisect that uses Bayesian inference to solve this problem. If your code has started gaslighting you, give it a try!

   https://hauntsaninja.github.io/git_bayesect.html #git #bayes

   #git #bayes
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   Jakub Narębski @[email protected] · 2026-03-27 · 15:12 UTC

   You're probably familiar with git bisect, which lets you find a commit that introduces a change in behavior via binary search (`git bisect`). But what if the change in behavior is non-deterministic?

   `git bayesect` is a generalization of git bisect that uses Bayesian inference to solve this problem. If your code has started gaslighting you, give it a try!

   https://hauntsaninja.github.io/git_bayesect.html #git #bayes

   #bayes #git
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   Jakub Narębski @[email protected] · 2026-03-27 · 15:12 UTC

   You're probably familiar with git bisect, which lets you find a commit that introduces a change in behavior via binary search (`git bisect`). But what if the change in behavior is non-deterministic?

   `git bayesect` is a generalization of git bisect that uses Bayesian inference to solve this problem. If your code has started gaslighting you, give it a try!

   https://hauntsaninja.github.io/git_bayesect.html #git #bayes

   #git #bayes
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   Jakub Narębski @jnareb · 2026-01-13 · 15:07 UTC

   What name would you recommend for Python clone of the GitHub Linguist tool (a library to detect programming/markup language used by a file in a repository)?

   Note that `linguist` and `pylinguist` are both taken (the tool will be a fork of `linguist` - which on PyPI is Python 2.x only tool).

   #naming #python #pypi

   #naming #python #pypi
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   Suomi @[email protected] · 2025-11-06 · 20:00 UTC

   https://www.europesays.com/fi/83046/ Tyly levyarvio surettaa – JVG:n Ville Galle: ”Tuli tosi paha mieli” #Entertainment #FI #Finland #Finnish #JareBrand #jvg #Musiikki #Suomi #viihde

   #viihde #suomi #musiikki #jvg #jarebrand #finnish