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I’ve watched this yesterday and can stop to watch again and laugh a lot of this examples it shows. Of course that as a Pythonist the first thing I do was to try to reproduce some of the weird behaviors I saw there in Python, well till now I did get anyone.

Please take a look on the funniest talk about weirdness in programming languages  what here

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I particularly have a  bunch of projects I follow/cloned from git, such as linux-kernel, kexec-tools, and so on. What happens is that I like to be tuned with those projects and their code. Once, twice or many times in a week I get into their git directory and give a pull to grab the freshest code. As I said before, I have a lot of projects I like to follow, digging in code, try to find bugs just for learn, fun and of course collaborate. It’s painful to type a git in all them one by one. So, why not to give a git pull in all them. Yep. That is why I just typed this Python code. A very simple, as Python always do, to exec a git pull in all my git repositories in my specific folder : Study or Collaborate, and so on.

Now I’m sharing it with you, and of course it’s already in my github that you can grab/see here.

How to run this?

$python pygitpull.py YOUR_GITS_DIR

Wait for it drinking a huge cup of coffee and get the new code.

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