4y5k, have some self-respect. you could have cooked on this for a little bit longer than: yesterday. there is one commit! this is ... quite possibly, but I'm unsure, the first "show hn" with a single commit, lol
4y5k, have some self-respect. you could have cooked on this for a little bit longer than: yesterday. there is one commit! this is ... quite possibly, but I'm unsure, the first "show hn" with a single commit, lol
Devil's advocate, it could have been a bunch of squashed commits. I've done that when open-sourcing stuff from work, after making sure the code didn't have any stray references to work-related items.
Why does it matter. It's pretty normal to do a bunch of dev locally and then at some point create a public gh repo and then push
you can do that with full git history, the first commit is "upload files" or something like that, which I assume is via the UI because that is def not dev speak
back at peak Slop HN, there were a ton of these, the fastest I recall was a few minutes from first commit time to Slop HN time
example: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47492202
I recall sub-10m, but don't care to search has any harder