do you have any favorites? do you use the presets? i'm just about to test drive it

Claude backseat run optimizer when

*taking notes*

Yeah I see it now, thanks :)

huh,
`jj log -r "closest_merge(@)+.. ~ empty()"`
returns a bunch of branches of coworkers for me, and
`jj log -r "closest_merge(@)+:: ~ empty()"`
(:: vs ..)
returns only my changes on top of the megamerge.
am i missing something? it seems to me like :: is more what i'd want

Hilarious claude code pro tip: ask “did we miss anything?” or some synonym after writing some code, designing something, reviewing, anything.
Haven’t heard anyone talk about this before, it has improved my results nearly any time I’ve done it

autonomous agent launched

I’m sure you can do something with a Male Hairy Pass as well

still mandatory several hour overlap with pacific time, right?

i'm enjoying tinkering on my coding agent setup too much, i might end up trying to set up a stateful thing like timkellogg.me/blog/2025/12... the next time i'm bored in the evening

I love that models have opinions on what makes them work better, and so far the suggestions have at least sometimes been helpful for me, too

GitHub - badlogic/pi-mono: AI agent toolkit: coding agent CLI, unified LLM API, TUI & web UI libraries, Slack bot, vLLM pods AI agent toolkit: coding agent CLI, unified LLM API, TUI & web UI libraries, Slack bot, vLLM pods - badlogic/pi-mono

github.com/badlogic/pi-... requires an issue that’s approved by a maintainer before allowing a PR to be opened, that seems like a decent start

love 2 hear it

Also I guess existing C tools weren’t strictly worse, I don’t wanna be a hater. Rusts loud panic certainly helped expose this though, as it usually does!

~myrrlyn/crates/calm_io

myrrlyn.net/crates/calm_io
Best write up I guess

Reminds me of the time people got upset about rusts println! being able to panic, and the way existing coreutils handled similar errors ended up being somehow worse?

interested

And of course Claude shows me what I’m looking for immediately.
```
[templates]
draft_commit_description = '''
concat(
builtin_draft_commit_description,
"\nJJ: ignore-rest\n",
diff.git(),
)
'''
```
Will check when kid is sleeping if it actually works

Or is there a workaround that I haven’t thought of? I haven’t found an option to include the whole diff in the description editor so far

I agree regarding commit manipulation, but I assume you’re including jj split in that statement? I still vastly prefer tig+ git commit —verbose, somehow having to remember exactly what I selected in jj split makes typing the description really hard for me. Is that not an issue for you?

Have you seen bsky.app/profile/doll...?

I’m getting into clauding rn, do you use any tool instead of beads? Already dogfooding your docket project?

How do you push new git branches?

omg i can hear it in his voice

Announcing Rust 1.88.0 | Rust Blog Empowering everyone to build reliable and efficient software.

LET CHAINS LET CHAINS LET CHAINS LET CHAINS

blog.rust-lang.org/2025/06/26/R...

I’d like to hear a dagger rant!

each of the 5 apartments i lived in were less than a 10 minute walk from the nearest grocery store
it just feels normal to me, but sounds like i should be very happy about that

I think this is the first time I've lived walking distance from a grocery store and I'm out of my mind about it. I'll walk there several times a day. Oh did I forget to grab something? No big deal I'll simply Walk To The Store

At the autobahn church rn, I wonder if those are a thing in other countries

2yo was sick until Thursday, which is when spouse and I got sick. So yes! But it’s only the third time since fall so we’re feeling very lucky