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  1. jjq is a CLI tool that lets you, or more likely, a coding agent, submit a change to be considered for landing on the trunk of a jj repository.

  2. I added support for the -m|--message flag to the jj workspace add command, so you can set a message for the new commit that jj creates associated with the workspace.

  3. TL;DR: I made a website for the original classic Mac patterns I was working on something and thought it would be fun to use one of the classic Mac black-and-white patterns in the project.

  4. Seeing this reminded me of how much I like jj absorb.

  5. I grepped the scm-record repo for command names I was familiar with, and, finding the ui.rs source that maps key strokes and mouse clicks to commands, I extracted them into a cheatsheet-style layout suitable for quick reference while learning and using jj…

  6. Ten years ago today, on Friday, October 18, 2013, the effort to fix HealthCare.gov began in earnest.

  7. Oppenheimer

    I saw “Oppenheimer” this weekend at the Music Box in Chicago, in its theater capable of projecting 70mm film.

  8. My home network (which is also my work network) is a standard-issue Comcast cable hookup.

  9. Sewing After years of looking at the sewing machine in the closet and saying I should learn how to use it, I did something about it this year.

  10. Go 1.7—out today!

  11. Update: See a better way of doing this below.

  12. This is a simple and easily generalizable way to put an upper-bound on the maximum number of simultaneous clients to a Go net/http server or handler.

  13. The Bloomingdale Trail

    There was a moment last Friday while I was on top of the soon-to-open Bloomingdale Trail with a tour group when I had a strange feeling.

  14. Update: On April 6, 2015, the City of Chicago updated its Data Portal with the official wards and precincts shapefiles. tl;dr: I tried to make a map of Chicago election results, I found only out-of-date wards & precincts shapefiles, I had to FOIA the up-t…

  15. I enjoy making toy programming languages to better understand how compilers (and, ultimately, the underlying machine) work and to experiment with techniques that aren’t in my repertoire.

  16. T-shirt retirement

    I said “smell you later” to some printed t-shirts in my possession today.

  17. quickserver

    Everyone knows python -m SimpleHTTPServer to start a quick webserver in a directory, it’s pretty awesome.

  18. Here are a few things that have kept my interest lately: Immediate-Mode Graphical User Interfaces Immediate-mode GUI is a straight-forward way of rendering a UI.

  19. Fixing healthcare.gov

    The story of how HealthCare.gov was fixed is told by Stephen Brill in the cover story of the March 10, 2014 issue of TIME magazine.

  20. Helping healthcare.gov

    For the past 18 days, I have been part of the so-called “tech surge” that is helping to fix healthcare.gov.

  21. Cross-posted at Talking Points Memo Full disclosure: my wife works at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (and this post is entirely my views, not hers), I worked on the president’s re-election campaign, and politically, I wish to see the PPACA…