Tudor Timi
@tudortimi.com
Verification Engineer by day, Verification Gentleman by night. Posts may contain traces of snark and/or sarcasm.
I found a quote that very summarizes one of my main reasons for preferring Git over other version control systems:
"Git isn't just a version control system, but part of a broader, highly integrated toolset that many teams rely on daily. ".
"Git isn't just a version control system, but part of a broader, highly integrated toolset that many teams rely on daily. ".
August 27, 2025 at 7:32 AM
I found a quote that very summarizes one of my main reasons for preferring Git over other version control systems:
"Git isn't just a version control system, but part of a broader, highly integrated toolset that many teams rely on daily. ".
"Git isn't just a version control system, but part of a broader, highly integrated toolset that many teams rely on daily. ".
That feeling when GitHub Copilot warns you that it found similar code to what it generated and then it points you to your own repo. 😎
July 20, 2025 at 5:39 PM
That feeling when GitHub Copilot warns you that it found similar code to what it generated and then it points you to your own repo. 😎
Absolutely necessary for IT to change $HOME from `/home/<user>` to `/<company-ticker>home/<user>` (where `/<company-ticker>home` is a symlink to `/home`). Absolutely necessary for all the little issues it causes with various programs (like VS Code) that don't like to traverse symlinks
March 22, 2025 at 7:29 AM
Absolutely necessary for IT to change $HOME from `/home/<user>` to `/<company-ticker>home/<user>` (where `/<company-ticker>home` is a symlink to `/home`). Absolutely necessary for all the little issues it causes with various programs (like VS Code) that don't like to traverse symlinks
Just finished learning how to build my first Astro blog! Check it out at docs.astro.build
via @astro.build
via @astro.build
docs.astro.build
February 2, 2025 at 5:44 PM
Just finished learning how to build my first Astro blog! Check it out at docs.astro.build
via @astro.build
via @astro.build
I was doing some productive procrastination by going through the tutorial for @astro.build and I have to say that it's absolutely fantastic. It introduces concepts progressively, let's the user make mistakes and then shows how to fix them, and is just all around easy to follow.
February 2, 2025 at 3:46 PM
I was doing some productive procrastination by going through the tutorial for @astro.build and I have to say that it's absolutely fantastic. It introduces concepts progressively, let's the user make mistakes and then shows how to fix them, and is just all around easy to follow.
Yet again, I run into the problem that a crappy #semiEDA tool wrapper can't properly handle multi-token arguments (i.e. `wrapper --tool-arg 'some value'` leads to something like `tool --arg some value`). I'm getting pretty sick and tired of running into this again and again and again.
January 30, 2025 at 12:21 PM
Yet again, I run into the problem that a crappy #semiEDA tool wrapper can't properly handle multi-token arguments (i.e. `wrapper --tool-arg 'some value'` leads to something like `tool --arg some value`). I'm getting pretty sick and tired of running into this again and again and again.
Using @gitlab.com and think it would be better if you wouldn't get horizontal scroll bars for long commit message lines? Leave a thumbs up here:
Dynamically line wrap commit messages in the Gitlab UI (#512346) · Issues · GitLab.org / GitLab · GitLab
Problem to solve When users write commit messages with long lines and do not manually break them at around 80 characters,...
buff.ly
January 17, 2025 at 11:32 AM
Using @gitlab.com and think it would be better if you wouldn't get horizontal scroll bars for long commit message lines? Leave a thumbs up here:
Sometimes while having to work on projects developed by various "experts", I look at the screen and think "with code like this, who needs enemies?".
January 14, 2025 at 5:41 PM
Sometimes while having to work on projects developed by various "experts", I look at the screen and think "with code like this, who needs enemies?".
I just used `git bisect` for the first time to find a broken commit. I feel like a wizard!
January 3, 2025 at 4:27 PM
I just used `git bisect` for the first time to find a broken commit. I feel like a wizard!
Where does one normally ask questions to clarify contents of the SystemVerilog standard? StackOverflow doesn't feel like the best place for this somehow. On the Accellera forums there's the "UVM SystemVerilog Discussions" section, but that should be for UVM related stuff.
December 27, 2024 at 5:45 PM
Where does one normally ask questions to clarify contents of the SystemVerilog standard? StackOverflow doesn't feel like the best place for this somehow. On the Accellera forums there's the "UVM SystemVerilog Discussions" section, but that should be for UVM related stuff.
It's time for me to also jump on the Bluesky bandwagon.
December 24, 2024 at 1:03 PM
It's time for me to also jump on the Bluesky bandwagon.