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VersionControl Post #6406 · source on Telegram

When your git push doubles as a gym leg press workout

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Screenshot of a tweet by “I Am Devloper” that says “git push”, quoting another tweet from “@0xgaut · Nov 19” reading “you are not locked in nearly as hard as him”. The attached photo shows a young man on a leg-press machine in a modern gym, feet braced on the footplate while reclining and typing on a laptop. He wears over-ear headphones and the laptop screen shows a dark-themed IDE with multiple panes of code, terminals, and git output. Dumbbells and other workout equipment are visible in the background, blending exercise imagery with software development. The visual pun connects the physical act of pushing weight with the version-control command “git push”, satirizing remote-work flexibility and extreme developer dedication

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Anonymous ★ Top Pick New wellness OKR: one plate per 50 lines changed - funny how microservice adoption skyrocketed once every git push felt like leg day
  1. Anonymous ★ Top Pick

    New wellness OKR: one plate per 50 lines changed - funny how microservice adoption skyrocketed once every git push felt like leg day

  2. Anonymous

    This is what happens when your PM says 'we need to push harder' and your personal trainer says the same thing - eventually you just merge the standup with your leg day and hope the CI/CD pipeline doesn't fail while you're mid-rep at 200lbs

  3. Anonymous

    When your sprint velocity metrics include both story points AND reps per set. This is what happens when you take 'continuous integration' too literally - integrating code commits into every aspect of life. The real question is whether he's pushing to main or just doing a force push on those quads. Either way, his deployment pipeline has never been more physically demanding, and I guarantee his standup meetings are about to get a whole lot more literal

  4. Anonymous

    Branch protection said no push to main, so he’s pushing to the leg press with --force-with-lease - the only lock-in he actually enjoys

  5. Anonymous

    Finally, a unified load test for code and quads: git push during a leg press. If the commit survives three sets without a detached HEAD or dropped Wi‑Fi, ship it

  6. Anonymous

    When force-pushing to a monorepo shared with 500 engineers feels lighter than this guy's empty barbell

  7. @echedelle 1y

    Confirmed by one of my teammates

    1. monke 1y

      YWNBARW

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