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The TUIs I've looked at seem to be largely NPM dependent? Bizarre that agents apparently don't have time to rewrite themselves in something that isn't a securit
by ohnei 5mo ago
The TUIs I've looked at seem to be largely NPM dependent? Bizarre that agents apparently don't have time to rewrite themselves in something that isn't a security tire fire. It kind of makes me assume that all this agents taking over stuff is from people working at garbage-pivot-garbage startups that don't really have to worry about any consequences but not being fast enough.
- nothinkjustai 5mo agoYeah that’s the thing, pretty much all the people who are really into ai for everything are JavaScript/Typescript developers, usually working at startups, and often in the AI field.
- llbbdd 5mo agoAI is only good at the work I'm not paid to do
- allthetime 5mo agoGo + Lipgloss + Bubbletea is by far the most robust and performant stack for building (and or generating) aesthetic and usable TUIs. Excellent DX. No npm necessary
- MarsIronPI 5mo agoIs the Go ecosystem really that much better? As an outsider it looks like there's a fair amount of library use, more than I'd like.
- polski-g 5mo agoCheck out the Crush agent harness. It's very impressive.
- MarsIronPI 5mo agoImpressively many dependencies? I estimate about 75-125 in the dependency tree, including multiple versions of the same package. Now compare to something written in e.g. C: such a program might have 2 dependencies: libcurl and ncurses.
- llbbdd 5mo agoReturn to the halcyon security era of curl piped into bash
- azuanrb 5mo ago[flagged]
- wren6991 5mo ago99% of LLM-adjacent software is webslop in a state of perpetually broken churn. OpenCode for example has not yet figured out "maintain a log of all messages and send that log to the SSE endpoint in the same order to get the next response" and has regular prompt cache misses even with context pruning disabled