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MrGreenTea

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    Comment #47818858

    I don't know if that is Amazon in Germany. Here all the book stores sell Tolino devices, even my local libraries loan them out.

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    Comment #47775481

    You can then also just use `jj commit`. It will see the existing commit message and just move to a new clean revision.

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    Comment #47715846

    What are assistant queries?

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    Comment #47515460

    That was very fun and interesting. I'd be interested in your "dilemmas" for choice inspiration. I can only think of different kinds of violence like threats, robbery and slavery.

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    Comment #47148460

    regarding the non-random ids: I had this issue with uuids. Now I have "Never write your own ids. Always use uuidgen to generate real ones" in my AGENTS.md and haven't had this issu…

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    Comment #47085053

    Would you be willing to give a rough outline of one or a few test cases? I am having a bit of a hard time imagining what and how you are testing. Is it like "change the signature o…

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    Comment #47074531

    It's so weird. I can't tell if you're sincere or sarcastic.

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    Comment #46993669

    The author writes that these hashes are 2 or 3 characters long. I assume depending on the line count. That's good for almost 48k lines. You have other issues then.

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    Comment #46988860

    My experience is best with cli and a concise skill.md

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    Comment #46988317

    And going to pi agent is like ascending to Linux ;)

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    Comment #46667077

    I use it (with jj but should be the same with git). It tells Claude to commit after every Write tool use. It's a bit to small steps but I then usually just squash them afterwards. …

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    Comment #46180336

    I don't understand what you mean by "outdated form factors". Are you saying that the laptop is an outdated form factor? What "market realities" are you noticing? Really interested …

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    Comment #46032233

    A viewer/preview is in development. they got a grant for that. i couldn't find an english version though, sorry. https://www.prototypefund.de/projects/microcad-viewer

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    Comment #45885385

    also just to add that I've noticed that `jj` comes way easier and more intuitive to newbies I've mentored. Just yesterday I told a friend to commit his changes and he just wanted t…

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    Comment #45885375

    The compatibility with git is the whole reason it's so popular (just run `jj git init --colocate` in your git repo). You can use it without forcing your collaborators to switch fro…

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    Comment #45427180

    I automated that with some simple claude hooks that detect if we're in a `jj` repo and also prompts claude to `jj commit -m` after every change.

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    Comment #44886688

    Would you elaborate a bit on how you use subagents? I tend to use them sporadically, for example for it to research something or to analyse the code base a bit. But I'm not yet let…

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    Comment #44839150

    I just recently stumbled upon your tdd-guard when looking for inspiration for Claude hooks. I've been so impressed with what it allowed me to improve the workflow and quality. Then…

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    Comment #44833966

    Habe you tried opencode? I haven't really, but it can use your anthropic subscription and also switch to most other models. It also looks quite nice IMO

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    Comment #44833952

    Habe you though about adding a Session start hook that reads this file and adds it to the context?

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    Comment #44742654

    I don't think most of these allow other tools to "use" the monthly subscription. Because of that you need an API key and have to pay per tokens. Even Claude code for a while did no…

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    Comment #43642133

    Because weaving is simpler and more repetitive than sewing. Sewing is both a pretty precise job and also lots of different movements, angles and very few straight lines. All of the…

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    Comment #42191942

    Regarding the stuff you safe guard: what are your reasons for not sharing them somehow to prevent that loss when (not if) your drive fails?

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    Comment #42021250

    Thanks for the elaborate and helpful response. I'm also hacking on this as a personal note taking project and already started playing around with your ideas. Thanks!

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    Comment #42016182

    Do you have any resources you recommend for representing sub sections? I'm currently prototyping a note/thoughts editor where one feature is suggesting related documents/thoughts (…