WD-42

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by WD-42 5mo ago
You didn’t. Steam already provides a runtime to target. SteamOS is largely independent from the actual game runtime. You already don’t need to target “12 versions” or whatever nonsense op posted.
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by WD-42 5mo ago
You're right, all 750k lines of code added in a single day - definitely reviewed and completely understood.
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by WD-42 5mo ago
Did you look at the branch? This is vibed, even with the most liberal definition https://github.com/oven-sh/bun/compare/claude/phase-a-port This single commit is 65k lines of additions https:/&#x2F
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by WD-42 5mo ago
I don’t think it was made clear: the questions were about the code op “wrote” but they used a llm so couldn’t remember any of it. Probably got there from a git blame. This happens.
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by WD-42 5mo ago
Claude code is react and their desktop app is Electron. But “coding is largely a solved problem”.
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by WD-42 5mo ago
Capping off a pretty wild week for Meshcore: https://www.pedaldrivenprogramming.com/2026/05/meshcore-is-h...
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by WD-42 5mo ago
What even is Warp now? I remember it as the electron terminal and totally dismissing it. Then I think I read it got the RIIR treatment, but there was already Ghostty and Alacritty by then. Now it looks like it’s another AI thing? What the h
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by WD-42 5mo ago
I feel like Github became this in the last 10-15 years.
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by WD-42 6mo ago
Totally. I’ll get by fine without ChatGPT, and I guarantee I can go without whatever crappy products the ad network you shill for partner with. In the meantime I’ll keep blocking evey ad I can. In fact I’d be better off. It’s interesting th
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by WD-42 6mo ago
Same, and then sometimes I navigate back to it again when I need it. The multi-cursor edit in the search results is a thing a beauty as well.
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by WD-42 6mo ago
You should be able to just turn off the language server. Go to the lightning bolt icon in the bottom bar, "Stop all servers" or just the PHP one lighting up your source code.
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by WD-42 6mo ago
I’m not obligated to look at or listen to anything on my own devices, much less in my own home.
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by WD-42 6mo ago
Since they are served as distinct events then I would think they should be easy to block. Once the ads are injected directly into the main response is when things get interesting.
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by WD-42 6mo ago
Comparing to twitter is astute, as there are some analysis that point to it being mostly bots in 2025. I can see the same happening for GitHub, in fact it seems to be actively trying to move in that direction: a platform for AI agents to ho
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by WD-42 6mo ago
Did Heroku ever actively degrade? Seems more like it was neglected until the competition eclipsed it entirely. What GitHub is doing seems worse, like true active regression.
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by WD-42 6mo ago
If you are trying to maximize screen real estate to the thing you are working on, why not just use a regular floating window manager will all the apps full screen? I don't see how that isn't equivalent. You can even use multiple w
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by WD-42 6mo ago
This is the way. I see so many people using tiling WMs that have dedicated workspaces per app, even worse, are all full screen. What is the point? Being able to have one window of Firefox per project workspace, with only tabs relevant to th
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by WD-42 6mo ago
Actual prodigy though. Check out the release notes, they are a thing of beauty.
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by WD-42 6mo ago
My perspective is: Workspaces dedicated to a single app makes no sense for tiling WMs. That workflow is fine on a floating WM. Where tiling WMs shine is when actually tiling windows. For me it's the holy trinity of Browser, editor and
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by WD-42 6mo ago
Select middle click not working is a stupid decision from GNOME to disable in 50. You can turn it back on with the tweak tool.
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by WD-42 6mo ago
This is what people don’t get. Charging just means parking. The idea of dedicated charging stations where you stand around doing nothing, maybe buying a candy bar, really only make sense in the context of a fuel which is not literally alrea
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by WD-42 6mo ago
Wow but with different graphics is pretty much every MMO that has come out since 2004.
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by WD-42 6mo ago
How can you be all for private severs, but against them using “art and stuff”? Have you ever played a private server that didn’t use WoW assets? That would just be another game.
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by WD-42 6mo ago
That wouldn’t help with the art assets, which is genuinely where most of the value is.
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by WD-42 6mo ago
The entire KDE ecosystem is basically stuck on c++ I imagine the number of people volunteering to work on it in their free time isn’t exactly skyrocketing.
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by WD-42 6mo ago
This exists: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_countries_by_credit_ra... USA is #18, below Taiwan and Above Qatar. Australia is #1.
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by WD-42 6mo ago
Wasn’t it KDE that had malware in its theme store not too long ago? Let that sink in for a bit. You changed around some icon themes and it executed arbitrary code. And let’s not pretend that kde wouldn’t have an extension system if it could
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by WD-42 6mo ago
These look really cool, thanks for sharing.
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by WD-42 6mo ago
Shoutout to SomaFM's Defcon Radio which has been my go-to programming music for years now. Not too dissimilar to the stuff found on this site. https://somafm.com/defcon/
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by WD-42 6mo ago
Can you point us to some of these gtk2 applications that you’ve been writing recently?

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