what I loved best though. was using `gt down` arbitrarily deep, doing some work and then getting out and finding everything downstream rebased on nicely. that was the killer feature imo. 🏆 i feel like jj kinda covers this need.

didn't like gt's separately rebasing of each branch in a stack upon merge... was really slow! I would rather just merge the top of a stack into mainline and auto-mark em as done but this dx didn't vibe well with gt.

gui was overwhelming (busy).

gt would bail when I did some manual git stuff.

The title reminds me of Robbert Dijkgraaf who wrote "Het nut van nutteloos onderzoek", that loosely translates to "the point of pointless research," which, on the face of it, also sounds counterintuitive but packs some gems of insights.

Android, but I know of many that ship for iOS first because of the higher LTV. What has been your experience so far with the Android user base?

starts off spitting fire: it means marketing. 🤣 this is great.

my spouse showed me a meme about this and then I rewatched it a few days ago while cooking. This may be one of my fave episodes now that I'm a dad. Touching how Homer draws energy from knowing he does a job that brings no joy for people that do give him joy. Ending was cute. 🥹

In short, the right people are working on this, they're not out to build a Twitter clone, they're out to reshape the web, and help us return to the original promise of an open platform, a sense of ownership, and the ability to share with each other on our own terms.

You know it. 🥳 The good stuff