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haha great question - either, i suppose :)

Dale looks amazing, though oriented towards companies, so I'll have to wait on that. However yourtruevoice looks promising - thank you!

Ty - Looks amazing. I'll reach out to them.

Thanks - I'll build these into my daily routine :) I appreciate it.

oh good call - I attended one online during COVID, but maybe in-person will start up soon. Thanks!

Thank you - I appreciate it. I will explore this further to see how I can do it as an individual.

Thank you! Great idea - TED knows its stuff.

I loved it! Thank you Rzor!

Thanks. Yeah, I definitely regret using my primary email back in university when I was applying everywhere. I’m older and slightly wiser now, but databases unfortunately have amazing memories :)

This is a very interesting idea! Thank you!

Yes! And sometimes from different email addresses. “Hi! My colleague was pinging you with no luck over the past months, so now I am...” - All completely automated.

My email existing in a database that gets passed around to different new companies that automatically spam it daily via a CRM has absolutely nothing to do with who I am or my competence. I'm just a row in a database, and the cost to the spammers is 0.

Therefore, I don't understand how my post could be interpreted as humble bragging. Perhaps if I had included more details like this one, such confusion wouldn't occur. Thanks for sharing your interpretation. Hopefully this comment will help.

gitgutter is amazing, btw. thank you.

Thank you! I’ll check it out. I appreciate it!

You and I have similar setups! I love it, but there's one thorn that I've not been able to figure out yet.

Have you (or anyone reading this) been able to figure out how to get diff-highlight to be more intelligent so that if 'foo' changes to "foo", the highlighter is smart enough to only highlight the quotes as changing, but not the word foo? (Though this example is trivial, any time you've got two changes on the same line, this issue occurs where everything in between those changes gets highlighted as well.) I noticed that other tools in this thread such as delta and banga don't suffer from this issue.

Both the project and the writeup are awesome, Jason! Thank you for sharing - I enjoyed it!