Lucas Seiki Oshiro

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Lucas Seiki Oshiro is the author of the personal website lucasoshiro.github.io.

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lucasoshiro.github.io

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2024-06-27 •

The text discusses the dangers of squash merging submodules in Git repositories. It explains how squash merges can break repositories that use submodules and provides a safe workflow to avoid these issues.

2024-06-17 •

O autor destaca as vantagens de usar Ruby para escrever shell scripts, mostrando as principais features da linguagem para esse caso de uso. Ele compara Ruby com Bash e Python, e conclui que Ruby é uma substituta para shell scripts...

2024-05-11 •

The text is about 10 cool tricks using the * operator in Python. It explains how to convert between lists, tuples, and sets, create lists from generators, concatenate lists, tuples, and sets, concatenate dictionaries, use tuple co...

2024-04-08 •

The text explains why squash merging is not a good idea in Git. It details how Git works under the hood, explains the mechanism of merge, and clarifies the misconceptions about squash merges. It also discusses the fallacy of a cle...

2024-03-24 •

In January 2024, the author gave a course on OpenSCAD and how to use it for 3D printing. The course was a personal challenge as it was the first one prepared and taught by the author, and it was probably the first OpenSCAD course ...

2024-02-29 •

The text is a tutorial on how to set up a development environment with Lima on a Mac. It explains how to install Homebrew and Lima, create a VM, configure SSH, and access the VM using different editors and IDEs.

2023-02-13 •

The text discusses the use of Git as a debugging tool, highlighting its potential as a source of information due to its versioning capabilities. It covers basic Git concepts, pathspec, git ls-files, git grep, git blame, git log, a...

2022-03-12 •

The text explains how to merge submodules in a Git project. It provides a step-by-step guide on how to alter a submodule in a branch and merge it into another branch. It also explains the behavior of Git when merging submodules an...