@t3.gg Just watched your Git video and you mention jj (Jujutsu). Did you end up trying it? I’ve switched to it about a month ago and now I can’t go back. A lot of the points you mention are exactly what it’s great at: stacked PRs, parallel PRs, conflicts, etc. They simply made a better abstraction.
December 17, 2025 at 11:48 AM
@t3.gg Just watched your Git video and you mention jj (Jujutsu). Did you end up trying it? I’ve switched to it about a month ago and now I can’t go back. A lot of the points you mention are exactly what it’s great at: stacked PRs, parallel PRs, conflicts, etc. They simply made a better abstraction.
I built a new documentation platform for the Deluge open source firmware with @astro.build. What's crazy is that it took less than 1.5 days idea to an MVP getting deployed! Astro and Starlight are amazing tools.
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March 30, 2025 at 9:34 PM
I built a new documentation platform for the Deluge open source firmware with @astro.build. What's crazy is that it took less than 1.5 days idea to an MVP getting deployed! Astro and Starlight are amazing tools.
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@t3.gg Re: your question about Windsurf vs Cursor in your Vibe Coding reaction reaction video
I switched to Windsurf in January after using Cursor for about 3 months.
What made me stay was Windsurf automatically adding the diff of edits I make between LLM prompt turns.
I switched to Windsurf in January after using Cursor for about 3 months.
What made me stay was Windsurf automatically adding the diff of edits I make between LLM prompt turns.
March 20, 2025 at 12:55 PM
@t3.gg Re: your question about Windsurf vs Cursor in your Vibe Coding reaction reaction video
I switched to Windsurf in January after using Cursor for about 3 months.
What made me stay was Windsurf automatically adding the diff of edits I make between LLM prompt turns.
I switched to Windsurf in January after using Cursor for about 3 months.
What made me stay was Windsurf automatically adding the diff of edits I make between LLM prompt turns.
@cursor.com is such an incredible time saver, and not just for code. Here's me adding all strings with translations for a new feature in a matter of minutes.
It runs a command to read git log, finds all new translation keys and adds new strings in all languages.
It runs a command to read git log, finds all new translation keys and adds new strings in all languages.
December 14, 2024 at 11:53 AM
@cursor.com is such an incredible time saver, and not just for code. Here's me adding all strings with translations for a new feature in a matter of minutes.
It runs a command to read git log, finds all new translation keys and adds new strings in all languages.
It runs a command to read git log, finds all new translation keys and adds new strings in all languages.
TIL about this Chrome DevTools game changer:
Hold N then right click an element to immediately jump to it in the Inspect Element tab. 🤯
Hold N then right click an element to immediately jump to it in the Inspect Element tab. 🤯
November 30, 2024 at 3:32 PM
TIL about this Chrome DevTools game changer:
Hold N then right click an element to immediately jump to it in the Inspect Element tab. 🤯
Hold N then right click an element to immediately jump to it in the Inspect Element tab. 🤯