I got frustrated by not seeing clearly in tmux whether Vim or Claude was the focused pane. I'd type in the wrong one, or switch panes twice to make sure.

Had Claude fix it from within tmux, reloading the config for me and everything – live preview!

Vim uses an autocommand to detect focus lost/gained to change its bg. So much clearer than before.

https://github.com/henrik/dotfiles/commit/3eba0910b66db431ba25e58622ae8c602fbbb728

Ah, this modern world of software fluidity.

Tried #Zed again, quite liked it, but missed my Vim theme (Blackboard)… so I had #Claude convert it and it did a pretty good job.

My employer's icon is a "( )" that you sometimes put stuff inside, so I've made a habit of replacing our internal Slack icon seasonally.

I made an especially silly script to generate them from emoji (https://github.com/henrik/dotfiles/blob/master/bin/auctionet_icon).

Just switched from "(🍓)" to "(🍂)".

Enjoying the maximalism of *two* ereaders side by side with the book ”#DigitalMinimalism” on them.

Trying out a colour #Kobo after a long line of black-and-white Kindles and I’m quite torn so far.

Great book, incidentally.

Using Affinity Photo a bit because Pixelmator Pro exports broken PDFs (for print).

It's certainly fuller-featured in the PDF export department, but the low level of UI and UX polish makes me sad. I remember this was how I felt years ago as well when deciding between the two.

What in the name of all that is transparent is this, for example?