I recently read Max Stoiber’s post on Gratitude Circles and was inspired to build an app for it! Why an app? First, you can’t see handwriting. I am super embarrassed by my clumsy handwriting. Typing though, thank gosh for auto-correct.
Uplift is an app for running Gratitude Circles. It keeps author names anonymous to emphasize that the whole group lifts one another up. Give it a whirl and let me know what you think.
Here are a few commands I have in my Claude Code deny-list to prevent bad things from happening. I wish Claude shipped with these by default! The following commands disallow Claude from force pushing and skipping pre-commit hooks. { "permissions": { "deny": [ "Bash(git push -f)"
After a week of experimenting with using git and jj to plan and build, I’ve landed on jj as the winner. Rebasing Kills the Git Workflow Automatic rebases are the winning feature here. When I tell Claude to update a change, it will automatically rebase all its descendants. This
When I shared my new JJ and Claude workflow last week, I wondered whether JJ was too much friction for developers. It requires learning a new version-control tool in addition to learning to use Claude. I had an idea in the back of my mind to use plain git for
I get this question often. Here’s how the story goes: * Someone complains that AI is bad because it just does a bunch of stuff for you really quickly and does it wrong. * I ask what tools they’re using, and they say they’re using Cursor because it’s