Enjoying Git 2.51.0's ability to export and import stashes. This is not only amazing in terms of working with stashes across multiple machines but great for saving/sharing stashes (like for cloning purposes).

In the attached example, I'm using my handle, `bkuhlmann`, to identify my stash (this stores all of my stashes even though I'm only demoing a single stash).

Definitely folding this into my workflow.

#git

This shot is taken from the Eastern State Penitentiary Historic Site in Philadelphia where the United States ranks 655 per 100,000 people incarcerated (if I captured the stat correctly).

A stark reality of a capitalistic society that uses prisons for profit instead of education and helping folks re-enter as productive members of society.

John Oliver has several episodes that cover this as well:

- Re-Entry (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gJtYRxH5G2k).
- Prison Labor (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AjqaNQ018zU)

Enjoyed Tia's lightning talk and asked her if I could quote her and she gave me a screen shot of her closing statement which I thought was excellent so sharing here as well.

#ruby

Enjoying the CleanShot 4.8.0 upgrade. Full write up here: https://alchemists.io/articles/clean_shot

The new color picker is a time saver and love I can save images in WEBP format now. 🚀

Recently add better keyword support in Initable 0.3.0 (https://alchemists.io/projects/initable) and definitely enjoying this for quickly constructing new objects that adhere to the Barewords Pattern (https://alchemists.io/articles/barewords_pattern) for properly encapsulated objects by default.

Thinking of expanding up this further so you can use keywords for all parameter types which would mean only the `req` and `opt` keys would be reserved keys. Good candidate for Version 1.0.0 so will be exploring this further.

#ruby

Fantastic Kiltro (https://kiltromusic.bandcamp.com) show last night at Meow Wolf (still reeling)!

Michael Devincenzi was amazing on drums. He's the living embodiment of Animal from The Muppets. Great dynamic between him and Fez García on percussion.

Chris Bowers Castillo has his hands full with live mixing and looping but so fun to watch. Great voice and dynamic range.

Will Parkhill is excellent on bass too. Reminds me of Les Claypool and the Flying Frog Brigade (without the slap bass).

#music

Deployed fully rendered release notes for all projects: https://alchemists.io/projects. 🚀

I'm using Milestoner (https://alchemists.io/projects/milestoner) to generate release notes for itself but I'm doing this for ALL projects as well (despite the screencast only demo'ing Milestoner).

No more manually maintaining a VERSIONS.adoc file for each project. Each new project milestone is fully automated now. Makes for a much better browsing experience.

Even better, you can use Milestoner for your own projects too.

#ruby

Love this. Using the latest Milestoner (https://alchemists.io/projects/milestoner) enhancements to tag all software projects with enriched tag trailers (this example is from the Versionaire gem).

This is available with every tag for every project now. The only thing left to do is to render all project versions (https://alchemists.io/projects) in HTML so you can view any version you like with full details (this is already available via syndicated feed, only need to update the HTML views).

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