git-séance: I let the ghosts of deleted code speak at their own funeral
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This is a submission for the Hacktoberfest Open-Source AI Challenge: Week 4 — Ghost in the Machine . What I Built Every repository is a graveyard. Files are born in a commit like add new benchmarks (to match koa) . People fix them, extend them and argue about them for years. Then one day someone wr…
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git-séance: I let the ghosts of deleted code speak at their own funeral
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