I'm seeing call stack diffs trending a bit more, and they are really nice to work with. Internally, i had a pattern to get out feature patterns for large enterprise codebase (before AI). It was that exact pattern I also used to help onboard a dev who knew nothing about golang, in less than a week. If call stack diffs helped shape the future, what I had helped shape the past. A discord pal wanted me to make an LSP pi extension. Instead of making another copy of what was out in the wild, I instead made this pattern into a pi extension. I intended it to help the clanker connect the dots between files that don't have any static or symbolic link to each other, but are always edited together. It's one of the very few extensions I did not expect to work so well.

currently making a book, but pagedjs is killing me so i made my own library to handle page rendering using @_chenglou's pretext github.com/monotykamary/foli… cleans up a whole class of bugs fighting against the chrome print-to-pdf. there's probably a better library out there that i didn't bother to search yet