There is trunk based way. Although I have not used it heavily at work. https://trunkbaseddevelopment.com/

My team is very small (3 people). We mostly trust each other on just merging away without PR reviews. Although we ask for reviews when in doubt during development, not when ready to merge. Mostly for asking ideas on where to put stuff.

On my previous work, we were like a 15+ dev team, doing mandatory PR reviews before merging and doing the shotgun request (ping @review_channel and pray). I hated it.

I work mainly with Ruby on Rails. Picked up Vue. I try-harded Elm, ended up with Elixir on my personal project right now (without phoenix). I gave up on shiny front ends. jQuery is still my favorite go to now. Let's see how long it will last.

Bought 2 cans of chick peas & tahini sauce. Blended all them hummus and froze most of them for later

I moved to another country after graduating college and been staying for more than 5 years. I made 2 good friends, after all this time. 1 of them got married and having kids, we lost touch quickly after. And the other one is still going on only for one activity, hiking, which we only meet up a few times a year. I learned that I gotta put the energy to invite them sometimes.

I separate them to 2 servings size each container. Thawing overnight in the fridge is gentle enough. I'm able to finish them within a month so it's all good.

They go great with bread & lamb chops

Ar Tonelico. I was very into world building in high school. And this game hits the closest to my imagination at that time. I just can't forget that feeling years after. Regardless of the weird visual novel-y parts of it