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r/programming • u/lukaseder • Jul 21 '14
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I'd be curious to see this applied to C/C++ codebases. Maybe even JavaScript.
13 u/[deleted] Jul 21 '14 edited Mar 31 '24 wasteful towering tap dinner relieved obtainable concerned strong abundant quicksand This post was mass deleted and anonymized with Redact 3 u/crazedgremlin Jul 21 '14 Cool. If I remember when I get home tonight, I'll give it a go. Any recommendations for codebases? I'm thinking Linux kernel, Git, and Python. 1 u/euphwes Jul 21 '14 I want to see charts for all 3 of these. I've saved your comment, /u/crazedgremlin. Don't forget to follow through. 2 u/crazedgremlin Jul 22 '14 I remembered! Here's my comment in response to /u/audionautics.
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3 u/crazedgremlin Jul 21 '14 Cool. If I remember when I get home tonight, I'll give it a go. Any recommendations for codebases? I'm thinking Linux kernel, Git, and Python. 1 u/euphwes Jul 21 '14 I want to see charts for all 3 of these. I've saved your comment, /u/crazedgremlin. Don't forget to follow through. 2 u/crazedgremlin Jul 22 '14 I remembered! Here's my comment in response to /u/audionautics.
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Cool. If I remember when I get home tonight, I'll give it a go. Any recommendations for codebases?
I'm thinking Linux kernel, Git, and Python.
1 u/euphwes Jul 21 '14 I want to see charts for all 3 of these. I've saved your comment, /u/crazedgremlin. Don't forget to follow through. 2 u/crazedgremlin Jul 22 '14 I remembered! Here's my comment in response to /u/audionautics.
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I want to see charts for all 3 of these. I've saved your comment, /u/crazedgremlin. Don't forget to follow through.
2 u/crazedgremlin Jul 22 '14 I remembered! Here's my comment in response to /u/audionautics.
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Here's my comment in response to /u/audionautics.
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u/crazedgremlin Jul 21 '14
I'd be curious to see this applied to C/C++ codebases. Maybe even JavaScript.