Also, there will be no stored history of the changes which the git filter-branch command itself created. You better be a

The problem is that you’ve now essentially created a completely new repository with a completely new history. If you were working in a team with a shared remote repository, you just destroyed your ability to push or pull to/from the remote repository. To alleviate this, you could force push to the remote repository but then you’re potentially permanently destroying valuable changes.

The science advisor to the president will always face these sorts of obstacles, and will likely only see major success — from a purely scientific perspective — when the country’s demands match the scientific community’s focus, such as in the post-War period, or when the Oval Office occupant happens to enjoy science for science’s sake, as President Obama clearly did. Scientists heading to the White House would do well do consider Ed David’s warning: “Anyone coming to the science advisory post without considerable experience in politics is in for some rude shocks.”

That sounds ugly, but in retrospect it may be more rule than exception. When I spoke with Neal Lane in late 2016, he agreed that the incoming Trump administration “is shaping up to be as difficult as it has been in recent memory,” where science is concerned. Sounding more befuddled than I would have imagined for someone who had spent time working within Washington’s confines, he also pinpointed a fundamental problem with the science-government relationship: “Those kinds of professions, they’re really difficult for scientists to identify with, because they will say things and do things that may not reflect their belief or understanding at all.”

The above command will execute for every commit in the tree starting at and working backward from HEAD. The command will create a new commit with the new content for each commit. For example, say that you accidentally committed your private user credentials as a file in your git repository. You suddenly noticed this was the case several commits later. You could run the following command to re-write all your previous commits by removing that file from each commit.

What in the world does all that mean? If you don’t have a relatively new TV capable of displaying 4K HDR, you might never find out. Unlike in years past, where the leap from a PlayStation 1 to PlayStation 2 or Nintendo 64 to Gamecube meant more polygons, more textures, and more graphical realism, 2020’s new hardware lineup may not dazzle everyone at first glance.

Because there’s no longer a common history, comparing your local repository to the remote repository would need to be done manually or have been done prior to the git filter-branch. Additionally, after the force push, you’ll have destroyed your team’s ability to push/pull to/from the remote repository. This causes your team to need to delete their local branch or repository in order to clone/pull the new history.

In other words, as long as politicians remain politicians, science is in trouble. Ed David, Nixon’s second advisor, told a story in 2005 that lays out a second major problem, regarding the way those politicians seem to view science in general. He recalled being summoned to the Oval Office to discuss a recent spate of airplane hijackings with the president and several advisors:

The science advisor to the president will always face these sorts of obstacles, and will likely only see major success — from a purely scientific perspective — when the country’s demands match the scientific community’s focus, such as in the post-War period, or when the Oval Office occupant happens to enjoy science for science’s sake, as President Obama clearly did. Scientists heading to the White House would do well do consider Ed David’s warning: “Anyone coming to the science advisory post without considerable experience in politics is in for some rude shocks.”

“The president, in effect, asked me how science could be used to stop these incidents. I had the distinct impression that he expected a final solution to be laid on the table immediately, but I’m afraid I told him rather unwelcome news, that the situation was extremely complex and there was neither a sure fix or any technological magic that I could conjure up to solve this problem.”

Why would you want to do this instead of just creating a new commit which removes that file? Because someone malicious could always go back to the previous commit and see your private credentials if you don’t remove the file from all past commits as well.

On stem cells, one of the biggest controversies of the Bush presidency, Marburger said in 2004 that they “offer great promise for addressing incurable diseases and afflictions. But I can’t tell you when a fertilized egg becomes sacred. That’s not my job.” According to the testimony of other science-related positions in that administration, it wouldn’t have mattered even if it was his job; Bush’s surgeon general Richard Carmona told a Congressional committee that while on the job from 2002 to 2006, he was expressly forbidden from speaking about stem cells, contraception, mental health issues, and even health concerns related to global warming — these were deemed political issues rather than scientific issues.

David saw the episode as illustrative of the political operative’s persistent idea that science represented a set “of tools with which to execute policy,” rather than anything with inherent value of its own.

The PlayStation 5 features a GPU capable of providing 10.28 TFLOPs of power, with 36 compute units. The Xbox Series X, meanwhile, pulls down a glorious 12 TFLOPs with 56 compute units.

It’s hard to see Marburger’s marginalized status as unrelated to what many consider to be among the more anti-science presidencies the country has had. On issues ranging from stem cell research to global warming, Bush led the government on a merry romp through completely indefensible policy positions, and left his science advisor watching helplessly. Like many before him, Marburger managed this difficult role by sitting squarely on the fence.

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