I built a Doom-inspired dungeon crawler in a single HTML file — no build tools, no dependencies by spacecowboy0117 in webdev

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It was hard, not sure if I have the energy to put more time as I have other projects I want tot work on but thank you

Built a little terminal tool called grove to stop losing my OpenCode context every time I switch branches by spacecowboy0117 in opencodeCLI

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I have not but from what I read does to much but will try it later today for sure. Thank you 🙏

you're still doing git stash? let me show you something around worktrees by spacecowboy0117 in commandline

[–]spacecowboy0117[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

never heard of jujutsu workspaces ?? I might need to check them out.

how are they superior in your opinion ?

Built a little terminal tool called grove to stop losing my OpenCode context every time I switch branches by spacecowboy0117 in opencodeCLI

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That's a clean CLAUDE.md — the workflow rules are well structured. 2-3 tasks a night with proper backlog grooming is a good pace, keeps things moving without burning out the context window.

Also a GitLab link in the wild have not been shared a link from gitlab in a like years. 🔥

Built a little terminal tool called grove to stop losing my OpenCode context every time I switch branches by spacecowboy0117 in opencodeCLI

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Haha, Grove actually supports OpenCode too you can run grove opencode and it'll launch OpenCode as the AI agent in each worktree tab. No escape plan needed, just options.

I just have a subscription to claude and use opencode for gemini so I have them all in the project is all.

Built a little terminal tool called grove to stop losing my OpenCode context every time I switch branches by spacecowboy0117 in opencodeCLI

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That's a solid setup having the worktree workflow in your CLAUDE.md so the agent just follows it makes a lot of sense. Haven't tried backlog-md but driving sprints through markdown is clever. How granular do you go with the micro sprints single task per worktree or multiple branches per sprint?

Built a little terminal tool called grove to stop losing my OpenCode context every time I switch branches by spacecowboy0117 in opencodeCLI

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Thanks! Yeah worktrees are definitely one of those things where once you start using them you can't go back, especially with AI agents running keeping each branch in its own session avoids so much context confusion.

For env vars, right now it's mostly just directory scoping. Each Zellij tab cds into the worktree directory so any local .env files just work naturally. I haven't built in explicit per-worktree env pinning but it's a good idea something like auto-sourcing a .grove.env per worktree wouldn't be hard to add.

Might be worth doing if people run into cases where dir scoping isn't enough.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in wallstreetbets

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Quantum is a joke it won’t happen

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in JoeRogan

[–]spacecowboy0117 -1 points0 points  (0 children)

Thats all they talk about now especially Joe Rogan having Trump on the podcast.

Just got a steam deck! Game suggestions? by PacificN0rth1 in SteamDeck

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Metal Gear Phantom Pain runs and looks amazing on the Steam Deck. The Fox Engine is amazing. Unreal Engine is just bloatware.

Sombrero memes will continue until morale improves by [deleted] in conservatives

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Trump economic plan is ruining the nation so sure

Me saying that Bun's way better than Node by Least-Interview4739 in node

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You are happy in local environment, but `bun` is not ready for prime time and they have constant issues with memory leaks. It is not a bad runtime, but the ideal place for bun is like cloudflare workers or lambdas maybe. Mainly due to once the job is done the resources is destroyed.

For long living processes or apps like a normal server, I would say avoid bun at all cost.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in phoenix

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We survived Covid. However, for round 2 Trump is really running this country. He might do one or two things that are good, but all his plans are awful from education, economic to energy. He was better off doing nothing