I agree, with a qualification. There are times when you want this; for example, an atomic operation. Also, if your method is doing too much, the solution is of course not to be less explicit, but to fix it. In that sense, the "And" is a smell but not a bad thing in itself.
Good stuff. I'll have to revisit this the next time we do a team formation or a revision of our team contract. By the way I do like the phrase "Good code is like a good joke, it doesn't need an explanation."
I agree with @barmaley-exe; it would be nice to see some justification of why this is worthwhile/important.
Does it take into account timezone? It claims I have commits at 4 a.m., and I don't think I've ever committed code at 4 a.m.
Wow, hard core! I keep a Vim window open all day. :) This is cool.
This seems like a good idea that, like other good ideas, should never be applied thoughtlessly.
Not compatible with FF 28?
@dpashkevich Thanks for sharing that. Looks interesting.
So is the Python interpreter knows how to execute zipped Python code? That's interesting that you can just prepend text to an archive file...
If you start work on a language like that, let me know.
What type of compression are you using? Don't minifiers strip all the comments? This sounds like a bug in your compression process.