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This gist shows how to use rebase to change the Git history of a repo. Imagine you realise that the first commit to your repo should be different (maybe it's incomplete, includes something it shouldn't or simply could be cleaner). However, since then you and others have made many changes to the repo that you want to preserve. Here we show how to split the first commit into multiple and re-attach the remaining version history to these new commits.

Let's make a dummy git repo rebase-root and add two files to it. We commit them with the commit #1.

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Tuples sampled in parallel or sequentially are equal:
0.496, 0.549, 0.844 == 0.496, 0.549, 0.844
0.758, 0.417, 0.134 == 0.758, 0.417, 0.134
0.615, 0.436, 0.956 == 0.615, 0.436, 0.956
0.004, 0.551, 0.238 == 0.004, 0.551, 0.238
0.560, 0.967, 0.236 == 0.560, 0.967, 0.236
0.830, 0.222, 0.623 == 0.830, 0.222, 0.623
0.572, 0.893, 0.793 == 0.572, 0.893, 0.793
0.535, 0.076, 0.324 == 0.535, 0.076, 0.324
0.598, 0.873, 0.227 == 0.598, 0.873, 0.227

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# renders a MAP estimate of the PhD thesis timeline along with estimate of the
# 50%, 90% and 99% chance of thesis being complete
import numpy as np
import time
import datetime
from datetime import timedelta

def main():
    # model the PhD as a sequence of events of random length.

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import dice
print(dice.roll(12))

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from io import BytesIO
import PIL.Image
from IPython.display import clear_output, Image, display

def showarray(a, fmt='jpeg'):
    a = a - a.min()
    a = 255.*(a/a.max())
    a = np.uint8(np.clip(a, 0, 255))
    f = BytesIO()
    PIL.Image.fromarray(a).save(f, fmt)

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