Git Is Not Fine
The thing about jj is that I’m in love with it. I love it, and I’m convinced that you’ll love it too. I think that if jj doesn’t have any dealbreakers for you, you should give it a serious shot.
The thing about jj is that I’m in love with it. I love it, and I’m convinced that you’ll love it too. I think that if jj doesn’t have any dealbreakers for you, you should give it a serious shot.
Improving performance by moving the inner loop to integer accumulators, and replacing per-pixel division with a precomputed reciprocal that runs as a multiply and a shift.
Moving away from Tailwind, and learning to structure my CSS
Using an LLM to solve a decade-old Swift/C++ bridge bug I never fully understood
Bare names and expressions in ORDER BY go through two different parsers in PostgreSQL. The boundary between them is one if-statement old enough to vote, and it shows up in places you would not expect.
1Password used AI agents to help refactor a massive codebase. The project taught us several lessons about where agents are useful and where they fall short at each stage of the process.
A direct-action manifesto for maintainers keeping open source alive on company time.
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Why you shouldn't use SQL if you care about correctness
Writing at the end of the world, from Hveragerði, Iceland
i've been writing F# for a while now, and i keep coming back to it for scripting and automation tasks. not because it's trendy (it definitely isn't), but because it really makes my life easier. let me explain why.