I’ve been using github and git for over 5 years now. And I STILL forget half of the time.
I’m just writing them here for reference.
This here is for keeping up your master up to date.
git checkout master
git reset upstream/master --hard
then when checking out
git checkout master
git pull
git checkout -b mybranch --track master
will keep things clean
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I help organisations understand, assess and execute on emerging opportunities in data science and machine learning. I've helped organisations from startups to larger organisations unlock value from their data in verticals such as Supply Chain Management, Advertising and Financial Services. I am happiest at the intersection of product, data science and engineering. My work has exposed me to working with sales people, legal (GDPR), risk and various other functions or cross-functional teams.If you're looking for a data scientist for some advisory work or technical due diligence, if you have a project in mind or are looking for me to do some writing or speaking, feel free to get in touch peadarcoyle@googlemail.com View all posts by Peadar Coyle
