Having used both, jj imposes dramatically less cognitive overhead. I was (am?) a git expert and power user. In a month I began trusting jj to a level I never d

Having used both, jj imposes dramatically less cognitive overhead. I was (am?) a git expert and power user. In a month I began trusting jj to a level I never did after using git shortly after its first official releases. I “blindly” undertake repo changes that I’d double or triple check before doing in git. It’s better to a degree I never would have believed before I gave it a shot.