Those ads just crashed the page for me 3 times before I could get 2 paragraphs into it, unfortunately. Even Reader mode on iOS didn’t help.

This website is so fucked with ads crashing the page that the article is unreadable. Maybe don’t write important content for the swap meet vendor of media sites?

“Blocked”. Until they have any teeth, nothing a judge does really matters to this administration. As long as Congress keeps rubber stamping the confirmation of unqualified Trump sycophants and refusing to honor their sworn oaths to the Constitution, court rulings may as well be written with Crayons.

Ohhh this would actually be pretty easy to do by adjusting playbackRate. Just be sure to disable pitch correction first (on by default in most/all browsers that support it IIRC).

Better set up a coercion canary, quick.

Quick put out a campaign shirt that just says "Ultimately"

Glad to see y’all working on this. Still too many restrictions and limitations for me to consider switching to, but looking forward to broader features and more recent PG versions in the future. 👍

These chumps all dressed up to grab a few dudes doing tile that just got back from remodeling a single woman’s guest bathroom.

Let them know you’ll be there every hour on the hour for the next 4 years then. Better to ask forgiveness than permission, right?

Oh, interesting. I have two. Not bad.

There’s a list?

Very cool. Hard to pick a font on mobile though—list isn’t alphabetical and it’s a huge select (no typing to filter).

I was doing this previously, but it's harder to keep them in sync. I wound up making a mess…I had short-term branches and stashed code fragmented across multiple largely non-semantic clones and it was a pain to manage. Then I found git worktrees and it's been much easier to manage.

This works much better than multiple checkouts because you have a single copy of the repo, avoiding all of the syncing between different copies of it, keeping all of your stashes together, etc.

The way I've been doing it is to have my git repo in `_base` underneath my project name folder. Then each branch I want to work on simultaneously is in a folder of the same name adjacent to _branch. I can alter dependencies, run separate IDEs, or claude code in each folder/branch. Commits too!