*loads shotgun* Say it one more time. Go on. I double-ding-dong-dare you MF:er.

Damn this is such a good idea!

And the office looks great my man, the widow doors must help a lot with natural light - great choice.

Not jealous, at all… 🥸

Yeah, I guess I could just do most of what I need in lazygit anyway, but sometimes it’s really helpful with the visual side by side, at least for me. I guess I could just pull the trigger on Kaleidoscope for Mac and stop complaining.

Oh and I wish extensions could be configurable per project, and also disableable.

I have a few things that are still keeping me from taking the plunge full time - happy to be proven wrong btw:

- Merge tool on par with VScode doesn’t exist (yet)

- Worktrees in git don’t work at all? I can’t switch between them without it erroring out on me.

”If you’re looking to score on this and resell it you should look in the mirror and ask yourself what happened.”

Bravo! 👏

Woah, this looks smoooooooth.

Duuuuuude. My brother and I listened (and watched) that concert to pieces.

Memories.

This played in my head immediately.

alexanderobenauer.com
- but trying to read everything they produce is folly.

Ah! I knew I recognized the app name from somewhere, and the ”plopping noises.

Of course it was Josh. 🤦‍♂️

”That’s surely a nice cup of soup is it n-” *promptly implodes*

Ah, noted. Cubital.

No armrests. Arms are not fully bent (at last as far as I’m aware) when sleeping. But will ask my wife to confirm 😅.

I remember looking at the Cursorless video a while back and thinking: ”wow, voice coding looks like arcane arts!”.

All of this might be really worth looking into that too for, as you say, an insurance policy.

Thanks again, you legend!

Thank you so much Sam for the opportunity to get a look at how you use these tools ♥️ Talk about a multi-modal setup!

I’ll definitely be trying out TalonVoice. I suspect I have a very mild carpal tunnel so the last two of my fingers go numb and get very weak. It is getting progressively worse.

Oh smashing, no rush on it - just really curious!

I've been meaning to try this out, can I ask for an example of a voice command you commonly use?

I was going to note on these things well, so rather than doing that I will just show how I like to play around with the contrast to find things that work _while_ having a visual reference on the page. You may know this already but might be useful for someone else.

This is a hidden gem in Chrome!