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Magit Is Amazing!

Wed, 15 Oct 2025 20:02:21 +0100

I’ve been hearing a lot about Jujutsu VCS lately, and when I say a lot I mean maybe 5 times this year. But that is a lot for a new VCS I would say.

The article I came across mostly goes through the flexibility of Jujutsu VCS over Git , or at least that’s as far as I managed to read before I lost interest. I was thinking “you can easily do this using Git???”, but then I realized that I’ve actually never used Git for almost anything besides cloning repositories… I’ve always been using Magit for almost everything.

My Journey to Personal Information Management

Thu, 22 Feb 2024 23:00:00 +0100

Introduction

Over the past few years, I have tried many tools and methods to manage my personal information in a way that I can trust my system to handle all the information I throw at it, without having to worry about forgetting an idea or an important event. I would always give up after a few days or a month at the most. Over time, I realised that I was trying to apply methods that worked for other people to myself, and that was the main reason why I didn’t stick with any of them. After that, I started keeping the ideas that seemed to work and trying to build my own workflow. That’s what I’m going to talk about in the rest of this post.

Attributions

Sun, 03 Dec 2023 21:41:00 +0100

The color palette used on this website is based on ef-cyprus theme, which is part of ef-themes a colorful theme collection made by Protesilaos for Emacs.
The illustration and icons belong to the open-source hand-drawn illustration library CocoMaterial made by Kaleidos . The font of the titles is made by the same team which made the illustration library.
The CSS framework I have used is Tailwind CSS v4 .

About

Mon, 01 Jan 0001 00:00:00 +0000

Who I am

I’m heiwiper. I build things, break things, and try to keep my digital life organized. This site is where I write about the tools, workflows, and ideas that I find interesting.

What I work on

Software development, system administration, and anything that involves solving problems with code. I’m particularly interested in productivity tools, Emacs, and building systems that work the way I want them to.

Elsewhere

You can find me on GitHub, GitLab, and LinkedIn — links in the footer.

Contact

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