colton
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i think the same can be said about the tech industry.
it feels more and more "efficient" and less "weird"
it feels more and more "efficient" and less "weird"
November 23, 2025 at 1:54 PM
i think the same can be said about the tech industry.
it feels more and more "efficient" and less "weird"
it feels more and more "efficient" and less "weird"
this is paritally why im keen to continue using nvim as my editor and just tmux for multiplexing
it allows for an ipad workflow
it allows for an ipad workflow
November 19, 2025 at 1:49 PM
this is paritally why im keen to continue using nvim as my editor and just tmux for multiplexing
it allows for an ipad workflow
it allows for an ipad workflow
"It's agnostic with respect to the code sharing / code review platform."
"It's a local-first tool, so it integrates seamlessly with your other tools. Using your editor to read, test and comment on code you review is a breeze."
take my money.
"It's a local-first tool, so it integrates seamlessly with your other tools. Using your editor to read, test and comment on code you review is a breeze."
take my money.
November 12, 2025 at 12:13 PM
"It's agnostic with respect to the code sharing / code review platform."
"It's a local-first tool, so it integrates seamlessly with your other tools. Using your editor to read, test and comment on code you review is a breeze."
take my money.
"It's a local-first tool, so it integrates seamlessly with your other tools. Using your editor to read, test and comment on code you review is a breeze."
take my money.
readwise.io/reader/share...
im rooting for you @buenzli.dev ! sounds amazing! im excited to follow progress
thx to @steveklabnik.com for making me aware of this
im rooting for you @buenzli.dev ! sounds amazing! im excited to follow progress
thx to @steveklabnik.com for making me aware of this
Announcing Development on Flirt | annotated by Colton
It avoids the need to review the same code multiple times when the code author amends or rebases their commits.
readwise.io
November 12, 2025 at 12:13 PM
readwise.io/reader/share...
im rooting for you @buenzli.dev ! sounds amazing! im excited to follow progress
thx to @steveklabnik.com for making me aware of this
im rooting for you @buenzli.dev ! sounds amazing! im excited to follow progress
thx to @steveklabnik.com for making me aware of this
"turns out barbequeing counts as skateboarding"
November 11, 2025 at 6:50 PM
"turns out barbequeing counts as skateboarding"
right now, gh cli + gitsigns.nvim OR diffview.nvim (arguably not; depends on the path i take of more "normal editor" or more "diff viewer") + octo.nvim might be what i want.
November 10, 2025 at 9:18 PM
right now, gh cli + gitsigns.nvim OR diffview.nvim (arguably not; depends on the path i take of more "normal editor" or more "diff viewer") + octo.nvim might be what i want.
i just looked at jj this morning and this doesn't seem to be the goal of jj. this is independent of the vcs system used. jj solves real (super annoying) problems, just not intended to solve this one.
November 10, 2025 at 9:00 PM
i just looked at jj this morning and this doesn't seem to be the goal of jj. this is independent of the vcs system used. jj solves real (super annoying) problems, just not intended to solve this one.