Hardkoded

In Getting Out of Worktree Hell I wrote about stable worktrees: a fixed set of six, wt1 through wt6, each tied to its own cmux session. Same names everywhere — terminal, Chrome tab group, piece of work. [Read More]

The title of this post looks like deep research of unit testing and AI, but it’s more a set of random thoughts. [Read More]

Puppeteer-Sharp has one simple goal: to be a port of Puppeteer, as close as possible. [Read More]

I found out that my GitHub profile was quite old. And broken. Some links didn’t work anymore, and some things were just there because I put them there years ago and then forgot about them. [Read More]

Git worktrees aren’t new. They shipped in Git 2.5, back in July 2015. And for years, almost nobody used them. Checking out a second branch into a second folder was a nice trick for the rare case, not something you reached for every day. [Read More]