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I've been using JJ for over a year now, and it does solve most git UX problems, and honestly I prefer JJ's workflow over git's one.

I think Taras Chmut(head of Come Back Alive) mentioned that they got a ~20 million donation from the undisclosed European governments

Russia has been hitting civilian logistics centers for years now. At least 2 of my packages were destroyed :C

I think you missed the news, war is going on for 5 years already, and yet russians don't do jack shit about it

massive +1, been watching his streams from time to time, and the man is the definition of a humble and chill person

I love seeing how gleam gets better and better with every release, sadly I dont have any projects where I could use gleam :(

I feel obligated to mention ledger[0] and hledger[1], those are plain text accounting software, well, as you can guess from their names, they allow you to do personal accounting in plain text.

0: https://ledger-cli.org

1: https://hledger.org

Really love the project, it reminds me of a now dead xiki[1]

[1]: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YufgfbUgEgI and xiki.org

They don't make them like they used to

Been using pipepiple since December of last year, very happy about the app. The developer seems to care about the project and introduces a lot of quality of life improvments.

just come here to link this video...

Are you talking about case system? If so, for me, a native speaker of a Slavic language, it doesn't matter that I was born speaking that language, I still use the wrong cases sometimes. The main problem with cases is that oftentimes they are irregular.

As a native speaker of a language without articles, I understand how articles work, I know(or at least knew at some point) the grammar, but I still omit them unintentionally. And the most frustrating part is that I use English every single day, probably even more than my native language.

you're not alone

Bitcoin isn't really money same way as US dollar isn't really money.

the biggest trick I have is to learn to use curl properly

there's also `:smile` (i think it's nvim only), `:help 42`

Full release notes: https://go.dev/doc/go1.27

I see a lot of westerners praise USSR as some sort of lost paradise. And for me, Eastern European, it's crazy

Shahed drones are used only by russia and iran

I often use : to set default values of configuration envs. e.g, in my dotfiles bootstrap script I have:

  : "${DOTFILES_PATH:=$HOME/.dotfiles}"

Which will use $DOTFILES_PATH value if it's set, otherwise it's going to be $HOME/.dotfiles

From what I hear, this happens all the time, even though it always works for me