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⋈ v0.16.0 of GitButler introduces a native Claude Code UI for orchestrating multiple sessions in parallel. Check it out 👇 youtu.be/lTOo4v5KGkk

I've always wanted an iPhone to go with my Black and Decker screw driver

The folks over at @brew.sh are awesome. I was going through the process of reporting a bug that I have been noticing for the last couple months, only to realise that at the very end of writing my report - that it has been fixed 🤦‍♂️🎉. Keep up the great work!

Having a blast discussing the GitButler redesign! 🚀🎨 Lots of exciting ideas taking shape. #DesignTalks #GitButler

Sitting in Marrakech at the end of the first day of the @gitbutler.com summit, looking up at the stars, listening to the wildlife chirping quietly, and breathing in the clean air. This is something that I truly miss now that I'm living in the city.

Hey, does anyone in Berlin have an apartment, flat-share, or nice couch available for rental? My rental is ending at the end of the month, and despite my immoScout scraping efforts, failed to join any viewings. Thanks

High quality development at @gitbutler.com. (The changes getting deployed are on some systems that are not yet in general access) CC @scottchacon.com

Each time I put register interest in a new apartment the form makes me state that I don't have/want a Hamster, and each time I say "no" it's making me want a Hamster more and more 🥹

I love brew.sh 's Brewfiles on macOS, so I went ahead and made Aptfiles for managing apt packages on Debian! github.com/Caleb-T-Owen... Warning, despite being written in rust, it is still a utility I threw together in half an hour, and may destroy your system 😉

Can't run an interpreted script because your CPU is missing AVX instructions? Just rewrite it in rust! github.com/Caleb-T-Owen...

ARRrrrrrggggghhhhh bun.js requires processors to have AVX instructions available. There seems to be a pretty obvious build target, but compiling it would require downloading half a million dependencies that I'm not too keen on having on my computer

Got myself an old thinkpad x200, but there was a "supervisor password" set. Good thing a guide from over 13 years ago has my back! Just short out three pins on an eeprom chip and you're off to the races web.archive.org/web/20220424...

Colleagues got me on the Ghostty hype-train. Added my configuration to my dotfiles, with a high-contrast light mode inspired by the GitHub Protanopia & Deuteranopia color setting github.com/Caleb-T-Owen...

Programming languages are too hard to install. I would love to be able to simply curl a binary and be off to the races.

Was doing the Cambridge baking pi course today www.cl.cam.ac.uk/projects/ras.... Getting the steps laid out in a 12 year old course was a little bit of a wild goose chase 😆

New Years resolutions are stupid. If you've identified something you want to change, why didn't you start a month ago?

Got to love a required optional field. Found this gem on Digital Ocean's support ticket page

If you enjoy puzzle solving, check out krazydad.com! It's filled with a bunch of high quality puzzles with a wide range of difficulties.

Using a laptop and an electric blanket feels a little cruel, but I'm warm and comfy, so it's going to have to suffer. I can't tell if propping it up on a cushion helps, or if it just plugs more of the air vents.

Advent of code 2024 has been completed! Just been doing some repo maintenance. Hope all of you have all had great Christmases too! github.com/Caleb-T-Owen...

I'm an accidental expert at security. I left the SSH key for my little miniPC in my apartment in Berlin, and despite having two different tunnelling tools installed, there is no way to just blast my way in without it.

I really dislike it when people talk badly about others behind their backs. When I ever do it, you have license to slap me.

Taking an advanced monkey and smashing it into a typewriter is still just a monkey and a typewriter

The first Bits and Booze: Christmas Special episode has just landed 🎄⛄! Join @scottchacon.com and Estib as they interactively rebase the intersection between Git, German 🇩🇪 and Mexican 🇲🇽 culture. www.youtube.com/watch?v=d6Qf...

Bought some "instant" mac'n'cheese from the super market. Let's see how they compare.

GitButler 0.14 is out, now with our long-awaited stacked branches feature. Check it out! blog.gitbutler.com/stacked-bran...

My biggest regret is moving to a country where they don't but salt in their butter.

I've officially started Christmas: I'm eating home made Christmas cake, drinking alcohol free mulled wine "mulled juice", and listening to the Trans-Siberian Orchestra's "Christmas Eve and Other Stories" (the best Christmas album).

D:

Turns out I did not buy onion rings at the supermarket... In hind sight, "fisch" should have been a hint

GitButler now supports a branch stacking workflow, without the need to sync your repository to a secondary forge like Graphite docs.gitbutler.com/features/sta...

A developer's internal monologue:

These puzzles were a lot of fun!

Checking out jujutsu with @schacon.bsky.social was a blast! If you want to check out a ki powered #git cli, take a look. (we're also drinking and making fools out of ourselves)

the epitome of collaborating with yourself on the main branch

ARRRGGGHHH... Frontend developers. If you've bothered to automatically translate based on the country I'm in, at the very least give me a button to put it back to English!!!!

I'm so close to writing a tool that can analyse a cooking website and extract the relevant recipe, and get rid of any and all grandparent stories. Alternatively, if a website is trying that hard to boost its SEO, do the recipes actually stand up for themselves?

A little gem of a tool for macOS is github.com/MonitorContr.... It enables you to use your brightness control keys on any third party monitor.

In my mind, I keep reading the Bluesky domain (bsky.app) as Bu-skee app.

Hey! I'm checking this thing out