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The changelog that writes itself
aicillama.cpprecipe Run a small language model on a GitHub Actions runner, with no API key and no data leaving the box. Our working example is a weekly changelog that writes itself and posts to Slack every Friday. -
Work on multiple branches at once with git worktrees
gitworktreesagents A worktree is a separate working copy backed by the same repo. Keep your current checkout untouched whilst you build on another branch next door, then throw it away. -
Run everything in one terminal with screen
terminalscreenagents screen is a terminal multiplexer that holds every session in one window, keeps them alive when you walk away, and reattaches from anywhere. -
How I wish I was taught big O notation series
algorithmsfundamentals Big O, built in an ice cream van. A feel for how an algorithm's cost grows, then the notation behind it. -
How big should a pull request be?
reviewsgit Small, and about one thing. The size that keeps a change reviewable, and why that sets a team's pace. -
Undo almost anything with git reflog
gitreflogwhoopsies A bad reset, lost commits, a branch you deleted by mistake. The reflog gets them back, because git rarely throws a commit away. -
Grep like an LLM series
grepgitmethod How to find your way around any codebase with grep, git, and a method borrowed from an AI agent. - metacss Markdown, a small build script, and modest-ui. The setup behind these notes.