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in today's video I answer why sometimes things are shell builtins (true, cd, test, etc.)! today I show off a bit of an odd command that looks like a mistake -- but also has some useful applications! today I show another technique for recovering from git mistakes by utilizing `ORIG_HEAD`.

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  • today I show another technique for recovering from git mistakes by utilizing `ORIG_HEAD`.

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