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CEO of @gitbutler, cofounder of @SCNE_io, previously cofounder of @github.
Berlin, Germany
Joined December 2006
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This is pretty cool. If you want to use @github stacked PRs with your agents, install gitbutler, it will make everything amazing.
hey friends! I made a benchmark comparing Claude Code and Codex stacking using `gh stack` vs `but`
`but` ⋈ ofc also uses the native @github stacks and "just works"™ ❤️
github.com/gitbutlerapp/stac…
Well, for a simple motion video prompt, Opus 5.5 did a pretty fun job explaining @gitbutler parallel branches. Color me impressed.
I agree with this but I take it father. I think every option in the left sidebar of chat apps (Codex, Claude, Cursor…) will disappear.
Work/ChatGPT, Astra/Sol/local models - all better for a small model to route/decide locally than you.
Berlin is one of the worst places on earth to start a company. We've been trying for 4+ months to get any internet installed. Telekom just cancels. Everyone else has to use their infra, so they cancel too.
I will pay anyone, personally, €10k to get this fucking done for us.
As a follow up, since it comes up a lot. We are currently on a Starlink, but bandwidth for an entire office can be quite problematic, especially for video calls and things like model downloads.
For those of you saying "Starlink", we have the highest personal plan we can get and this is what the entire company has been working off of for almost half a year.
Well since you're all here, I'll plug the thing I'm trying to build in Berlin: kickass version control for your agents: gitbutler.com
Not sure what exactly Jev is?
I wanted to understand what it could do, so I built some simple visualisations to test it out. Also just for fun, pitted it against small local models too (kev and laya).
I love how easy LLMs make it to learn new things fast these days.
Check out the video. I want to implement the GitHub settings search as a real thing, now that I’ve visualised it.
youtu.be/ty622HPl600
I wish we could use AI tools to fix the US cellular infrastructure. Moving numbers between phones with eSIMs is still probably the hardest problem in computer science. I would be dumbfounded if I ever had a good and fast experience with this seemingly simple problem.
Like how is this legal? I'm so frustrated with AT&T sucking so badly that I want to transfer my number out. But everything is so broken that requesting a transfer PIN doesn't work. So now what?
What a smart guy.
But honestly I still feel this way, but about AI.
"I wrote a program to do my job, and it put my whole department out of business."
@chacon, Co-Founder and CEO of @gitbutler, on why automating yourself out of a task, not a job, is the best career move you can make.
🎤 Techsylvania
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Replying to @icyphox
@icyphox is speaking tomorrow at Git Merge at 16:15/4:15 PM (UTC+1)! Tune in for the keynote: the Git forge must be hackable, on the @gitbutler.com YouTube channel.
The (virtual) popcorn is on us 🍿
youtube.com/@gitbutlerapp/li…
Live stream of JJCon, if you want to watch remotely
youtube.com/@gitbutlerapp/li…