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  1. @tastapod Believe me, I understand.. I am a former Jujutsuka (Hontai-Yoshin Ryu under Mike McClure at the Budokwai in London), and continuing Aikidoka (under Mike Hurley of the CAA).
    The project's team have already decided to go with "sunk cost fallacy" for $10, as can be seen here github.com/jj-vcs/jj/discussio
    All I'm asking is for you to be part of the solution, not the problem, and use the #jj_vcs hashtag, which is the name of the GitHub repo itself.
    Or any other qualified hashtag, #jujutsu_version_control, whatever you like.

  2. Public Service Announcement: Inserting a pointless voice or chatbot between me and the human I want to talk to—who still works there but now only ever picks up the phone to frustrated and angry folks fed up with repeating themselves—is not an 'AI strategy'.

  3. @trishagee I'm writing my shiny new talk for #CraftConf using a shiny new tool I built which is the subject of my shiny new talk!

    #meta #ouroboros #allTheShinies

  4. @trishagee I'm writing my shiny new talk for #CraftConf using a shiny new tool I built which is the subject of my shiny new talk!

    #meta #ouroboros #allTheShinies

  5. @trishagee I'm writing my shiny new talk for #CraftConf using a shiny new tool I built which is the subject of my shiny new talk!

    #meta #ouroboros #allTheShinies

  6. @trishagee I'm writing my shiny new talk for using a shiny new tool I built which is the subject of my shiny new talk!

  7. @trishagee I'm writing my shiny new talk for #CraftConf using a shiny new tool I built which is the subject of my shiny new talk!

    #meta #ouroboros #allTheShinies

  8. One thing I think people aren't talking enough about is how #genAI has made #Markdown as ubiquitous a document format as #XML was in the early '00s.

    Of course the great thing for us programmers is that it is almost as poorly specified and ambiguous as #YAML.

    We are so good at this standards stuff.

  9. TIL: #VSCode's source control diff tool shows side-by-side 'before' and 'after' #Excalidraw diagrams. That's just gorgeous.

  10. Converting a @kevlin from #jpeg to #webp loses its 'zing'. WebP image definitely duller.

    I can't figure out the options to cwebp to retain the brightness. Am I missing something or is this just part of the WebP compression-fu?

  11. I would like to propose SOSS: Sponsored Open Source Software.

    If your company uses OSS, you sponsor the project $100/year.

    Not per seat, or per team, just $100/year, all in.

    - 30 developers using Ghostty? $100
    - 300,000 engineers using tmux? $100, total

    You audit the OSS you use (OSS tools for this would quickly emerge, $100, thank you). You set up a bunch of annual $100 sponsorships. Everyone wins.

    This guarantees the longevity of that tiny piece of code propping up your bank.

    #SOSS

  12. @sleepyfox I was being facetious about the spelling. I’m a former jitsuka.

    The product is literally called jujutsu so unless you can convince them to change the name, it’s likely to become the tag. I will happily use #jjscm but then no one will find it.

    I used to get lots of Body Dysmorphic Disease posts on the #bdd tag on Twitter. You tune them out. Or you could replace your tag subscription with a search for #jujutsu - “jj”. That might work.

  13. 1. Open #NotePlan
    2. Dashboard -> move all overdue tasks to today
    3. Notice that the bottom task is 'Finis'

    Looks like yesterday I couldn't even managed to finish typing the word 'finish'. Oh yeah, call me a completer, baby.

  14. @mfowler oh nice, thanks. I don’t think it is a $50/year problem for me! I was looking for something a bit more Heath Robinson. I think #NotePlan’s recent card view is going to be sufficient.

  15. Been scratching an itch with #NotePlan themes. Excited to share what I’ve built with my weekend (ok, 2-hour) project.

  16. Solving #AdventOfCode2022 day 15 in #golang with An Algorithm I Found on the Internet™ runs in 1700ms. Simplified based on the specific case (biggish change) -> 900ms. Split work into goroutines (easy) -> 300ms. Moved array allocation out of loop (easiest) -> 170ms. That'll do!

  17. @RonJeffries Did you take a look at #AdventOfCode2022 in #Kotlin ? I’m on day 13 and I am loving a) how natural I am finding it to “think in Kotlin” for the puzzles, and b) how I am discovering language and library features as I go along by trying to solve the puzzles and then simplify them into idiomatic Kotlin. Would love to compare notes.