Great writeup! I've been using `jj parallelize` [1] a lot (and wrote about it here [2]) to fan out a sequence of commits to set up a megamerge, but your stack alias sounds super useful to create them on the fly, rather than at the very end of a work stream. Thanks for the tips!

[1] https://docs.jj-vcs.dev/latest/cli-reference/#jj-parallelize [2] https://blog.chay.dev/parallelized-commits

Post author here: thanks! It helps that I stare at code daily, so the urge to create a typeface for code is strong

Do it! It's an amazing experience.

Congrats on the launch!

I imagine it will be really hard to compete with completely free alternatives like FreeSign[1]. Have you considered giving a free tier, or at least a free trial of sorts so potential subscribers can test the flow?

[1] https://freesign.org/

Great suggestion, we plan to add the free tier soon.

And the "taskbar" at the bottom too!

Yep, although I'm seeing the "Dock" more and more being used in recent websites

I've always thought that NixOS is a new distro because of the recent hype, but apparently it is older (by about a year) than Ubuntu!

`make` is a great tool, but specifically for this use case (creating a distributable CLI), `just` has lots of batteries-included features such as

* a way to list all available commands

* generate completions

* run shebang commands

.. and many more quality-of-life things.

It is probably possible to achieve these using `make`, but not without some hacking.

I have a short blog post here that describes some of my basic workflows:

https://blog.chay.dev/basic-jj-workflows

Do elaborate! I thought antirez is a pretty well respected programmer.

Interesting.. according to https://community.fly.io/t/fly-gpus-are-here/16110, these machines use Cloud Hypervisor. I wonder what makes Cloud Hypervisor play better (vs Firecracker) with GPUs