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I have cloned a repository into my Github folder and am now trying to break that connection; deleting the master branch, without removing repositories inside of, what is now a new repository, containing my original repos.

For instance, in my terminal, when I cd into GitHub folder locally, I see master branch, where before, did not exist.

Now, when I edit a repository inside my local GitHub folder, I am made aware that the repository has been changed: git status, telling me which repository was modified, along with the files inside, said changed repository.

If I push from the GitHub repo, the local GitHub repository shows a clear status, but does not push changes inside the repository, that is inside the GitHub repository... I am out of my element; please help!

git reflog giving me a

861a737 HEAD@{3}: commit (initial): that I want to access? but I'm lost.

Want to keep original repos, inside the repo I want to break from origin. In other words, I no longer want to see -->GitHub git:(master) x from my terminal, after making a change inside another repo.

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➜ GitHub git:(master) git remote -v

➜ GitHub git:(master) git remote remove

usage: git remote remove < name >

➜ GitHub git:(master) git config --get remote.origin.url

➜ GitHub git:(master) git remote show origin

fatal: 'origin' does not appear to be a git repository

fatal: Could not read from remote repository.

Please make sure you have the correct access rights and the repository exists.

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--does this reflect that there is no origin?

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Occam's razor.

** after hours and hours of wasted time, I thought of a very simple idea: create a new home for my repos. Created a new folder in Documents and git clone all of my repos to their new home. Problem solved. Thank you all!

EDIT:

I have managed to make it work with

the following spider creates a blank .xml file when run instead of one containing the items needed, can you spot the mistake(s)?

Please note, I'm an absolute amateur so using Occam's razor may be the easiest solution.

Spider code in arakaali.py:

All the tensorflow implementations of Word2Vec that I have seen has a bias in the negative sampling softmax function, including on the official tensorflow website

https://www.tensorflow.org/tutorials/word2vec#vector-representations-of-words

I have the json string:

I've nearly got this working, but am having an issue with displaying all 12 sections of the rainbow wheel. I realise it will be something incredibly simple (Occam's razor). I've followed this brilliant tutorial: Dig deep into CSS linear gradients but am falling at the last hurdle.

Here is a working Codepen: https://codepen.io/snarf1974/pen/aywZZJ