// Don't let your engineering brain rot in the age of AI
AI writes the code. You forget how it works. Every new tab, read one real code snippet and stay sharp — in 30 seconds or less.
Remove files from the staging area
Updated On: February 6, 2019
Removes files from the staging area.
- •Use
git restore --staged <pathspec>to remove files from the staging area. - •
<pathspec>can be a filename or a fileglob.
git restore --staged <pathspec># Examplesgit restore --staged "30seconds.txt"# Remove the file from the staging areagit restore --staged .# Remove all changes from the staging area
// your brain is a muscle
Use it or lose it
# the symptoms
- −You autocomplete a function you couldn't write by hand.
- −You ship code you can't explain in review.
- −Tab → tab → tab - when did you last actually read code?
That's not productivity. That's atrophy.
# the fix
One real snippet. Every new tab.
30 Seconds of Knowledge is a browser extension that replaces your blank new tab with one real code snippet to read - a language feature, a framework pattern, an interview answer.
No course to finish, no streak to babysit. Just one small rep, every tab - the fundamentals stay in your head, not just in the autocomplete.
$ ls library/ | wc -l
1500+reps
One snippet per new tab. One rep for your brain. Pulled from 14 libraries of languages, frameworks, and interview questions - with more to come.
// pro tip: CSS snippets support Live Preview
// sharp minds, sharp tools
25K+ developers
who refuse to rust
$ sok stats --community
→ 25,000+ developers who refuse to rust
→ 1,000+ GitHub stars
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