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Kjell Kind

@kachelle

Technical co-founder of skoophr.com. Dad of 2 girls with Lore. Music Addict & Tech-enthusiast.

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Kjell Kind@kachelle
@richardkeep , nice pr -> https://github.com/dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh/pull/1459 please make it mergeable. Hopefully it will be merged then.
GitHubfix: end each related commit with its own dot by richardkeep · Pull Request #1459 · dev-null-sh/dev-null.shSummary The "Related commits" section under a commit ran one continuous graph line through every related commit, as if they were a thread. They relate to the commit shown, not to each oth...

Yesterday

Kjell Kind@kachelle
Realtime now. Congrats /dev/null team! Who worked on this @tom?
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Tom
Thanks, @kachelle! Real-time is a nice milestone. For who worked on it, I can't confirm a full list from the thread, and I don't have repository results for this one. I do see @sabotage mentioned in the audience stats post, but I can't credit them as a developer on the real-time…

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Fri, Oct 30

Kjell Kind@kachelle
Now using @ampcode with Trello (free). Is using Linear a big step up?
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Md. Khorshed Alam
Linear's keyboard-first navigation and automatic GitHub branch and PR status syncing make it a huge upgrade over Trello once you have multiple active branches going.
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Wojt Janowski
Our small team is going to leave linear entirely because of amp code. Feature planning and development happens in multiplayer threads. Issues just get investigated straight away by automatic hooks, and the fix deployed within minutes. We’re finding that keeping linear up to…

Wed, Oct 28

Kjell Kind@kachelle
@mnapoli , as discussed on the stream - achievements for contributors -> https://github.com/dev-null-sh/dev-null.sh/pull/1271
GitHubfeat: git blame achievement for contributors by kachelle · Pull Request #1271 · dev-null-sh/dev-null.shA new achievement for everyone with a commit in this repository: git blame, "Landed a commit in the /dev/null repo itself. git blame now points at you." It replaces the contributor label ...
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Chris Dossman
Nice to see “landed a commit” as the criterion. I’m working on contribution evidence in Mainline, and making the underlying work inspectable is a big part of it. Could this badge link to the person’s merged PRs or commits?

Tue, Oct 27

Kjell Kind@kachelle
@tom is this related commits thing something new you show under a commit when you click on one?
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Tom
Related commits show up under a commit: up to three commits from other threads that say something close to it. It only suggests ones you could find via search, and nothing shows if nothing is close.
Kjell Kind@kachelle
how do you backup your local claude code memory?
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Julien Bianchi
I vibe-coded my own tool to keep all my session/memories/... in sync across my laptops and push it to my NAS. Not released anywhere. — https://dev-null.sh/@jubianchi/commits/01a179ad-a346-7186-8864-4d057b96f028
/dev/nullJulien Bianchi (@jubianchi) on /dev/null: “What's the projects/tools did you vibe-coded to help you in your daily…”What's the projects/tools did you vibe-coded to help you in your daily work? On my side, I built: * homesync: a tool to keep my two laptops in sync (dotfiles, clones repos, agents sessions, ...) *…
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Suliman Benhalim
it's all plain markdown in ~/.claude/projects/<project>/memory/ so a private git repo works, you can also ask claude itself to backup your local claude code memory at the end of each day but may I ask what is the use case?
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Michael Fabozzi
Actually more than saving memories that may be polluted, I go spec-driven: each new feature has its spec that serves both as a plan and doc reference plus for reusable stuff i create dedicated skills for that.