Gitlab SaaS released features at a slow cadence as end user. Great big ball of mud prob from a dev pov. As an end user it worked but never saw new features released

I find splitting hunks a pain. I wish I could just split by line, would be a great feature.

Use 'e' in -p mode and you can edit the hunks as you wish, choose lines, etc.

The whole "Stage this hunk [y,n,q,a,d,k,K,j,J,g,/,e,p,P,?]?" line is pretty intimidating, but I urge anyone who still wants to understand git and be able to (themselves) use it effectively, to do "?" when you see it, read through what each action does and forcefully try them out to see what they do, in some low stakes project. Ends up being a super quick way of staging a whole bunch of work and avoiding staging other, but it's pretty weird at first glance.

it's not as easy as you said. it can be tricky and complicated to use edit mode. I usually use it, but still often don't understand - will this edit succeed or why it is failed.

Mercurial's `hg commit -i` with the curses interface is so much better for this it's not even funny. Fortunately I'd assume Jujutsu's UX is similar, based on arccy's comment.

> splitting hunks a pain

Sublime Merge for the win; a fantastic visual interface with context and reversible inputs. Don't leave home without it!

I've used tig for longer than I can remember for my selective staging needs.

In git gui, you can highlight a line and right-click to stage or unstage just that line. I just googled it and discovered it’s relatively easy to add a keyboard shortcut for it, but I’m not sure how useful that is.

use jj, the default is to select by line

to make the list closer to complete, magit in emacs allows this (Ctrl-space on the line, done).

It's spam look at the users history. They just comment the same thing everywhere

This is another instance of a spam attack I first noted over a year ago. New accounts all set up to keep linking to this one particular Stack Overflow question. Ref. https://meta.stackoverflow.com/questions/433930/repeated-wav...

Is there a way to generate these SVGs via CLi. I really like it, I also liked vscode's postgres extension which can do similar things although locked to vscode, but again no exportable cli option so you can store it in a repo.

does that calendar look like copilot and claude superimposed over one another

Love the site. I do wonder why waze hasn't adopted the UK govt new API to give better fuel info as you drive.

I prefer Google maps but they never had petrol prices....

Any Waze Devs here? Tried to raise a feature request but it was such a pain

Why not perses?

@ingve I'm interested in your plan for your new TRVs. Why would you check the temperature of the nest hub if the TRV is in a different room? Or do you also have "nest sensors" and those report to the nest hub?

Would love to see a blog post about HA and TRVs

Yeah, I learnt this the hard way.

Dent looks really cool thanks for sharing!