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I understand this got funded by YC. But how is it supposed to make money?

I work at a company heavily invested in AWS. Every now and then AWS developer advocates presents a way to adopt "latest" technology in the most obscure way possible.

I would prefer a single binary and skill over mcp.

yes exactly, pressing space bars to select them. I referred these selection as marks.

I love jj, but mostly I use jjui.

I would like more uniformity in the way jjui handles commands when you are viewing changes vs when you are viewing files within a single change.

Often I just make my changes and leave it there without `new`, as I am not sure which file should go in a single commit. I just leave it there and I interactively commit later.

For me to use `new` more, I would like the ability to also simply be able to get a tree view of all changes, which contains file which contains file changes, so I could can have marks that span multiple changes and then either `split` or `commit` or `squash` the change, idk if there is a good word for it. Right now I can only mark within a single change, and I lose it once I navigate up.

not to be that annoying guy, but does anyone have a nix flake for this xD ?

It will. But humans have eyes, observability, metrics will still need graphs or eye-candy for most people. Though the means of communication might be heavily be based on text.

This smells of regulatory capture.

I would like the native web UI when I am being too lazy, and terminal when I am in the zone..

Does anyone have nix flake for this? I am trying out several window managers after yabai. Aerospace is just laggy sometimes, not sure if it is to do with the events I emitted for it to display nice workspaces in sketchybar.

I might try this later.

A C# dev can't complain, because complexity creates job.

Money Incinerator Lang would be fitting name as well.

Nostalgic xD

Same, and it's quite obvious. You will get the same government regardless of who you vote for, its controlled opposition design to cushion some of your grievances but policies are set in stone.