Maine attraction!

Oh nice, I saw your tweet about that Robert Caro passage a couple of weeks ago. I was briefly intrigued and wondered where it came from, but things were a bit too busy to dig deeper.

The Power Broker is now in my library; really looking forward to start dipping into it

Out of interest, what was your takeaway from the jj experiment? I found it quite difficult to break my git muscle memory on shared work repos

I switched to Arch a bit more then a week ago – 1st time with Linux as my main OS in more than a decade. Incredibly impressed by how mature, sleek, and customizable everything has become. And my entire Steam library is playable here now, with better performance than on Windows!

Not switching back.

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The prompt string I use in my `.zshrc` to just show the current minimal change ID. Since the working copy is always committed, no need to check for any uncommitted changes.

I think the git workflow bit is worth talking and writing about even more. This is definitely a topic I'll pick up with my team. I love how new tools can unexpectedly level-up old tools – thanks for pointing this one out!

"Speech is a clumsiness and writing an impoverishment," to quote Richard Rhodes somewhat out of context

I'm a huge fan of diagrams to communicate with an LLM. It feels as if the Mermaid syntax is so clear and uncluttered with formatting concerns (it just relates concepts) that it maps more directly to the model's own latent space than its translation into natural language would

I’ve never had someone take a honk as a conversation starter before but there we are