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• ↓ Announcing jj-stack: stacked GitHub pull requests for Jujutsu
• ↓ How my e-reader lost its stripes
• ↓ Sometimes, the old ways are the best
• ↓ criterion 1.0
• ↓ Win bigger statistical fights with a better jackknife
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"I’m pleased to announce jj-stack, a new tool for managing stacked GitHub pull requests quickly and safely with Jujutsu. Stacked changes let you (or your agent) split a large body of work into small, independently reviewable changes without waiting for each one to be reviewed or merged. I built this because I wanted the stacked-review workflow I’d grown used to, with the local editing experience I’ve found so delightful in Jujutsu. ..."

"I’ve been a lifelong reader, which has proved a fragile habit in our era of endless trivial distraction. While books and e-ink readers solve the problem of competition for attention, they can’t compete with a phone for convenience. That tiny device in my pocket has made reading both easier and more vulnerable to displacement whenever a notification pops up. A few days ago, I learned for the first time about a recent generation of tiny e-ink readers. Since they’re cheap, it was easy to give into curiosity: I bought an Xteink X3. Not only is it astonishingly tiny, I could immediately install the delightful open-source CrossPoint firmware. I was very quickly able to install a few books. I also appreciated being able to install custom fonts, though I was a little surprised by their indifferent rendering (foreshadowing…). ..."

"Over the past few months, the Sigma engineering team at Facebook has rolled out a major Haskell project: a rewrite of Sigma, an important weapon in our armory for fighting spam and malware. Sigma has a mission-critical job, and it needs to scale: its growing workload currently sees it handling tens of millions of requests per minute. The rewrite of Sigma in Haskell, using the Haxl library that Simon Marlow developed, has been a success. Throughput is higher than under its predecessor, and CPU usage is lower. Sweet! ..."

"Almost five years after I initially released criterion, I’m delighted to announce a major release with a large number of appealing new features. As always, you can install the latest goodness using cabal install criterion, or fetch the source from github. Please let me know if you find criterion useful! New documentation I built both a home page and a thorough tutorial for criterion. I’ve also extended the inline documentation and added a number of new examples. ..."

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Announcing jj-stack: stacked GitHub pull requests for Jujutsu

How my e-reader lost its stripes

Sometimes, the old ways are the best

criterion 1.0

Win bigger statistical fights with a better jackknife

A major upgrade to attoparsec: more speed, more power