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Patron saint of trailing-edge technologies, grateful resident of the nation-state of California. @judell@social.coop
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Arizona NORML Endorses Primary Candidates for 2026 Election

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By Jon Udell
| Tucson Foodie Verified
This article shares NORML's views and candidate recommendations, not an endorsement by Tucson Doobie — we encourage readers to research candidates independently before voting. By: Jon Udell, Esq. Hunter S. Thompson was right when he wrote, “Freedom is something that dies unless it’s used.” Although marijuana consumers have more freedom than ever, our freedom faces threats and remains more limited than we would like.
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“What is the terminal?”

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By Jon Udell
| blog.jonudell.net
In his keynote talk at the first Perl conference, Larry Wall couldn’t get the Windows computer on the podium to behave. So he SSH’d into his own machine and said, with relief and joy: “Home sweet home”. Three decades on, software developers still live in the terminal, now more than ever as coding agents dethrone the integrated environments that held sway for so long. IDEs recede as we do less writing and editing, more reading and reviewing.
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How to make best use of git and GitHub for AI-assisted software development

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By Jon Udell
| blog.jonudell.net
I’m working on a new tool whose tagline is the title of this post: Make best use of git and GitHub for AI-assisted software development. Called Bram (“Bram runs agents mindfully”), the tool runs as a Tauri desktop app with three panes: a terminal where you use Claude Code and/or Codex, an agent pane that embodies a workflow (rendered by XMLUI), and an app pane that hot-reloads the app you are developing. The workflow is pretty standard.
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