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by tcoff91 1y ago
First class conflicts are way better than modal states. https://ofcr.se/jujutsu-merge-workflow/ I literally will have like 4 PRs in flight at once and have an octopus merge of all my separate PRs that I can then work o
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by tcoff91 1y ago
I’ve got to check this out. I’ve really been loving these two neovim JJ plugins For splitting commits: https://github.com/julienvincent/hunk.nvim For resolving conflicts: https://github.com/rafikdraoui&
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by tcoff91 1y ago
magit can only be as good as git. jj’s first class conflicts and the way it handles rebase offers a UX that’s not possible with git. Like with jj rebasing a stack of branches is just a single command. In git you would have to rebase the bra
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by tcoff91 1y ago
But that’s what’s so great about jj vs pijul: it supports git as a backend. So you still get to use GitHub and all the things that go along with git.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Just dive in and force yourself to use it. Keep the branch based workflow until you are more comfortable with the tool. Then try more exotic workflows. jj git fetch to pull upstream main. jj rebase -d main to rebase your branch on main As y
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by tcoff91 1y ago
I loved using Magit. It’s awesome. But these days, I’ve moved on to jujutsu, a git-compatible version control system with much better primitives than git. If you haven’t tried jj, I highly recommend it. The first-class conflicts and powerfu
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by tcoff91 1y ago
At this point if you still use Hertz you are just a dumbass straight up.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Yeah but only Hertz mistakenly put many their customers in Jail. That’s a whole other level of incompetence.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Your mistake was renting with Hertz. This is the same company that literally got their customers arrested for grand theft auto due to negligently reporting cars stolen that had in fact not been stolen.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
100%. It’s got a learning curve. Especially with the color ones, until you find the dark color enhancement setting, text is not dark enough. I opt for Boox because I run the Storyteller app on it, which I also run on my phone so I can easil
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Yeah honestly storyteller works better than Whispersync. I sought this app out because Amazon won’t do whispersync for audiobooks longer than like 44 hrs or something like that. I could not get whispersync for Stormlight archive. Storytelle
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by tcoff91 1y ago
My link was wrong: https://storyteller-platform.gitlab.io/storyteller/ This is the docs site
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by tcoff91 1y ago
If you want the Whispersync experience without Amazon, use Storyteller: https://storyteller-platform.gitlab.com.io/storyteller/ It has a server and mobile apps for reading. It produces EPUB3 files with embedded audio a
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by tcoff91 1y ago
I really like Boox devices. It’s a full on android tablet with e ink.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Also open floor plans suck
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by tcoff91 1y ago
I feel like I grind harder if anything when I work from home. Just because you aren’t physically in the same place doesn’t mean there isn’t community. I do occasionally do onsites that are valuable for community building so perhaps it’s mor
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Dragonflies are kinda cool too, and mantis.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Stop adding more complexity to the browser and making it even more impossible to build a new browser from scratch.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
With the way things are going, this isn’t even far fetched.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Supreme Court will just strip us of our state regulations by invoking the commerce clause.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Their decision to entirely rely on computer vision seems unwise
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Looks kind of like a Zig version of XState, a typescript library that I really have enjoyed using.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Yeah this is true, it can change the timing. But setting breakpoints or even just running in a debugger or even running a debug build at all without optimizations can also hide concurrency bugs. Literally anything can hide concurrency bugs.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Adding print statements sucks when you are working on native apps and you have to wait for the compiler and linker every time you add one. Debuggers hands down if you are working on something like C++ or Rust. You can add tracepoints in you
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Sounds like fingerprinting
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by tcoff91 1y ago
I had to get gas every day for my generator during the outages. Only one gas station in down was in an area that still had power. If you don’t live in so cal and have to deal with public safety power shutoffs, quit talking out of your ass.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
It’s absurd that we don’t require gas stations to have generators on-site. They have all the fuel they need to power them right there!!! Now nobody else can get more fuel for their generators when the gas stations don’t have power either. T
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Most of the time a dog is in a stroller it’s because the dog is old or injured. I don’t think many people do it just to make the dog seem more like a child.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
It’s not so much the performance that has me excited, just the synchronous vs asynchronous communication with the renderer.
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by tcoff91 1y ago
Read the article. What you are doing has nothing to do with the apps the article is talking about. You are providing accurate info to an LLM and it is assisting you with information processing. These apps are trying to just take a picture o

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