Ah I had not seen directory branching, TIL
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Ah I had not seen directory branching, TIL
Have you thought about storing the full repo for foo in the same server as origin? I feel this type of subtree commit filter + rewrite could be a really interesting progression to the current “store a hash of the contents of a remote, and optionally cache it” method used by submodules / nix / etc
Developing a new hermeneutic: AI cannot create art or replicate the works of man but it can write code because code is outside the light of God
`jj rebase --simplify-parents` was the flag I didn’t know I needed
Good news everyone!
You can now analyze your own posts for semantic novelty from the famous Sichu post, ‘analyze the semantic novelty’
mino.mobi/novelty
The consequences of my most offbrand post wondering how to relate to people are left to the reader for evaluation
Three features:
- the worktree is a commit so you don’t need to git stash, just switch
- merge conflicts are first class citizens, so you don’t get “stuck” in a modal state resolving a merge conflict
- jj undo just works to revert any repo op, including creating branches / deleting things / etc
You should check out @jj-vcs.dev! Claude has gotten good enough at using it too
I was just looking for this last night
We just need to teach them ^H^H^H^H
@spacecowboy17.bsky.social turn your computer back on please 🙏
my take on the LLM burnout thing is that maybe you should take a vacation, idk. even before AI I would work really hard on something, hyper focus on it really, and then need to recharge for a while.
that’s… just, like, how people work? you can’t go 100% all the time
This is relatively new and minimal (and Linux only) but it’s in this domain
Ah I didn't realize you did it client side, that's cool! I think the second is probably the most atproto native but it does feel sort of weird to duplicate the data.
How does this handle a collaborator deleting their account? Are their operations mirrored into the project state, or do they get undone if they delete their data?
halftime show fromt eh supebowl showing a set on the field featuring a nyc bodega
This kind of smart, walkable, mixed-use urbanism is illegal to build in most American cities.
A picture showing an example output of the program on the city of Montréal and the autumn color scheme. You can see a map of the city with all the roads, trains, subways and light rail. At the bottom there the poster is titled MONTRÉAL - QUÉBEC. The latitude and longitude are also written under the title.
A picture showing an example output of the program on the city of Paris and the emerald color scheme. You can see a map of the city with all the roads, trains, subways and light rail. At the bottom there the poster is titled PARIS - FRANCE. The latitude and longitude are also written under the title.
A picture showing an example output of the program on the city of Tokyo and the japanese ink color scheme. You can see a map of the city with all the roads, trains, subways and light rail. At the bottom there the poster is titled TOKYO - JAPAN. The latitude and longitude are also written under the title.
A picture showing an example output of the program on the city of Berlin and the noir color scheme. You can see a map of the city with all the roads, trains, subways and light rail. At the bottom there the poster is titled BERLIN - GERMANY. The latitude and longitude are also written under the title.
Here is what I've been doing this past week: git.olaren.dev/Olaren/mapto...
A little python program that generates poster for cities! You might have seen stuff like this around lately, but I modified it to put an emphasis on rail infrastructure :3
I can agree that it’s sensationalist language, but I would not immediately call it bad faith.
I’m also not aware of the larger context so maybe I’m not aware of a pattern, but I think an outright dismissal just because of the commenter got a technical implementation wrong is not really warranted
I don’t totally agree with your take - sure, setting a privacy bit that the compositor takes into account when screenshotting isn’t literally “fucking with the bits”, but relying on platform behavior to do the same is functionally identical, especially when that’s clearly not the intent of that api.
I feel strongly enough to comment that I think “illiterate” is a bad descriptor here and a bad faith dismissal of the original concern.
This behavior feels wrong - why would the UI change when I screenshot? It feels like the behavior of sketchy pop up ads appears under your cursor as you click.
my "this isn't meant to be used for harassment" sign i put on my list of enemies is raising a lot of questions answered by the sign
Also snix (the continuation of tvix) has this document about using their castore as the lower layer of an overlay store snix.dev/docs/guides/...
Not exactly what you want, but replit has done some work mounting a nix store from block storage: blog.replit.com/tvix-store
Ah neat, example starship configs for jj
you can log in with multiple slurp juices
The sensor that you want would be called a current meter (also often called a current clamp because they’re often detachable). If you’re trying to toggle a vacuum or similar 120v secondary load, they have premade boxes for this – search ”Automated Vacuum Switch”
Maybe this means real competition in the ci space?
How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love the Autoformatter
This is why I run tmux in zed
What laptop is this???
