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  1. Sign Commits from Anywhere Without Your Keys Going Anywhere

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    These days, my main MacBook Pro does most of its coding without me.

  2. Resolve Merge Conflicts the Easy Way

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    Git is great at merging until it isn’t.

  3. One Year at PostHog

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    The last thing an engineer wants to see is their GitHub avatar next to the pull request that caused an outage.

  4. tree-me: Because git worktrees shouldn’t be a chore

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    I firmly believe that Git worktrees are one of the most underrated features of Git.

  5. Spelungit: When `git log –grep` isn’t enough

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    Supporting a large codebase is challenging.

  6. Cleaning up gone branches

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    A long time ago, I wrote a useful set of git aliases to support the GitHub flow.

  7. Using PostHog in your .NET applications

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    PostHog helps you build better products.

  8. New Year, New Job

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    Last year I wrote a post, career chutes and ladders, where I proposed that a linear climb to the C-suite is not the only approach to a satisfying career.

  9. Deserializing JSON to a string or a value

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    I love using Refit to call web APIs in a nice type-safe manner.

  10. Career Chutes and Ladder

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    The career ladder is a comforting fiction we’re sold as we embark on our careers: Start as Junior, climb to Senior, then Principal, Director, and VP.