I have been using ChatGPT Live more often recently and I definitely miss ability to just paste the initial prompt. It is annoying to repeat myself every time I want to, for example, practice my Chinese. I hope OpenAI will continue improving it.
Today I learnt about jujutsu (jj-cli as alternative to git) megamerges workflow. It seems exactly like virtual branches of GitButler. Interesting to see different tools converge to the same practices.
Got myself e-ink tablet on Android to read Readwise Reader and PDFs.
But writing experience is so good that for the first time in my life I started taking notes by writing instead of typing! Good job Boox.
I have been using GitButler for the last few months in one of the projects and I'm loving it. Virtual branches really make a difference. Happy to see them raise $17m.
Only after visiting Shanghai I really understood what "crowded" means.
The amount of people walking to The Bund on Saturday afternoon is just crazy. Interestingly enough parallel streets just 30m away are mostly empty.
@RealTakaoApe I use my home exit node located in Singapore. But the speed is extremely slow that only text messaging works. Images already don't load. Shenzhen, Chinanet.
GitButler has an interesting idea of virtual branches. I can assign changes to different features/fixes (that will result in independent Github PRs) but locally work in a single "integrated" branch that contains everything together. Not sure how well it will work in practice yet.
After so many years developing in a typescript monorepo is still a shit show with things not being isolated/hoisted correctly by default and typecheck breaking every once in a while. Sure pnpm helps a lot but can we have it *just* work?
I have been using that "cheetah" model in Cursor today. It isn't smart enough be my daily driver but man. It feels a bit like the future where running an agent takes seconds instead of minutes.
I recently bought a new ergo keyboard and started learning Colemak layout instead of Qwerty to be nicer to my hands. Interestingly I can't stand it if I type too slow. I just can't force myself to use it. Today I hit 35wpm on a trainer and finally it became somewhat usable.
Tanstack Start was recently promoted to RC. There are some breaking changes but not many. I updated my relatively small app (~20 routes) in around 30 minutes. Most time spent on removing code working directly with h3 events that shouldn't have been there in the first place.
Incorrectly configured mdm forced my macOs update to Tahoe. It caused a few problems, lagging browser being the worst one (I use Brave, but all Chrome-based browsers seem to be affected). To fix it, run `launchctl setenv CHROME_HEADLESS 1` in terminal and restart the browser.
A few months ago, I found out Cloudflare D1 doesn't support transactions. That is a pity because wrangler DX is perfect for quickly starting a new project. And bringing an external db dependency kills the "magic" of it.
@shiroginne Ну по разному бывает. Япония большая. Мы например 20 дней отпуска даём + 5 (или около того) выходных от компании + в Японии 16 национальных праздников. Вроде не так уж и мало. Ребята совмещают отпуск с праздниками и спокойно уходят на 2 недели путешествовать.
@soft_skillzz @tenebricosa я подозреваю у ребят временное резиденство в EU, а не европейский паспорт пока ещё. Соответственно нужно смотреть сюда: https://t.co/tIVOV7sEpe В любом случае я буду рад если у вас или кого-то ещё получилось летать без паспорта. Я только делюсь своим опытом.