Scott Chacon

Scott Chacon

@scottchacon.com

CEO of @gitbutler.com, previously cofounder of @github.com. All opinions are my own, but also objectively the best.

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Everyone rallied around moving away from “master” but we’re still collectively ok with gimp?

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GIMP 3.0 is finally here 🥹 @itsthatladydev.bsky.social has the details in this episode of The Download ⬇️ youtu.be/hhCMggZXQYU

This is awesome.

Jason Long@jasonlong.me

Updated my GitHub readme. It's a node script that updates an animated SVG each day and hits Accuweather's API. Best part now is it links to Bluesky instead of the other site github.com/jasonlong

Finally, GitHub has attestations. What are those you ask? "Attestations bind some subject (a named artifact along with its digest) to a SLSA build provenance predicate using the in-toto format." Finally.

I just learned that students today use the TI-84 graphing calculator in the classroom. When I was in high school 30 years ago, I was the first class that used the TI-81 and our teacher was trying to get used to it. But it's fascinating how _little_ this tech has really changed over that time.

Watching How to Train your Dragon again and man, it is a basically perfectly structured movie. Every beat of it makes sense and moves the plot forward, empathy for all characters, solid hero’s journey, insanely original. What a great movie.

Man, I got like 12 days in this year, which is twice as long as I lasted last year. One day I can make it as far as Caleb. Last few days I tried to do every problem with SQL, which was a delight.

Advent of code 2024 has been completed! Just been doing some repo maintenance. Hope all of you have all had great Christmases too! github.com/Caleb-T-Owen...

It’s so frustrating that streamed movies don’t have like every possible language subtitles available. If I buy a movie in the US itunes store, nothing. Same movie in German store, 15 languages available.

Did you know that in German, the word for “turtle” is “Wasserschildkröte”, which literally means “Water Shield Toad” and I think that’s fantastic.

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