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by qudat 5mo ago
Interesting analogy. Through the lens of a data driven design, all we are doing is taking data in shape A, transforming it to shape B, and then sending it somewhere else.
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by qudat 5mo ago
I think if you look purely at the numbers, the real reason TUIs are popular is claude code, everything else is background noise compared to it. What originally got me excited to build TUIs was the concept of delivering apps over the wire vi
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by qudat 5mo ago
Fundamentally it cannot be much better than how well we can write the spec and then validate the results. It’s always gonna be a multi shot process. And it can already write code good enough. That’s no longer the bottleneck. Further, Qwen 2
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by qudat 5mo ago
Interesting idea. Tangentially related I’ve been using my local agent to interact with remote shells via zmx, described here: https://bower.sh/zmx-ai-portal The use case is different but this article strikes some vague sim
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by qudat 5mo ago
Thanks for the callout: we’ve been reimagining code forges by making them irrelevant with tools and tiny services like: https://pgit.pico.sh (static site generator for git) and https://pr.pico.sh (pastebin for git co
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by qudat 5mo ago
how do you provide the base url?
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by qudat 6mo ago
Agreed! Over at https://pico.sh we are chugging along and having a blast. Profitable but at a scale that is manageable for us. Cheers
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by qudat 6mo ago
I didn’t think pi supported local models?
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by qudat 6mo ago
I just want sonnet 4.5 but I also want it to be fast which is trickier
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by qudat 6mo ago
I'm guessing part of it is design philosophy: mawww doesn't want splits embedded in the editor, for example.
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by qudat 6mo ago
Totally agree. Nextjs is a vehicle to sell their PaaS, every other feature is a coincidence. What’s worse is vercel corrupted the react devs and convinced them that RSC was a good idea. It’s not like react was strictly in good hands at Face
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by qudat 6mo ago
I’ve been experimenting with letting a local agent manipulate my remote servers using https://bower.sh/zmx-ai-portal What’s exciting is how simple cli tools can be so impactful to dev workflows
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by qudat 6mo ago
Hello. I couldn't find a great way to interact with remote terminal sessions, especially ones that required multiple hops through SSH / containers so I adapted zmx to integrate with local code agents. - https://zmx.sh&
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Show HN: Zmx – run local code agents on remote machines(bower.sh)
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by qudat 6mo ago
This is the key. These frontier model companies are funneling all of their time and resources into scaling, how could they possibly be researching the next phase of AI? Once scaling hits the limit the money is gonna dry up. AGI is not gonna
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by qudat 6mo ago
Check out: https://github.com/neurosnap/zmx It uses libghostty to restore scrollback history and terminal state.
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by qudat 6mo ago
A similar post with more emphasis on validating changes: https://bower.sh/thinking-slow-writing-fast
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by qudat 6mo ago
Hard agree.
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by qudat 6mo ago
Single monitor workflows — which are more ergonomic — make switching spaces a necessity. It might not impact productivity but it is annoying as hell switching around spaces a lot
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by qudat 6mo ago
It’s insane and the worst part about Mac OS
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by qudat 6mo ago
To be completely fair to JJ: you can still use git commands and any aliases with it. I daily JJ in all of my repos but I created these aliases inside of git. That's one of the great aspects of JJ: it's fully compatible with git.
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by qudat 6mo ago
There is zero reason not to include a picker like helix does. I’m gonna guess 90% of everyone running neovim has a picker
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by qudat 7mo ago
Their primary goal in the last year was to move to Azure. Any massive infra migration is going to cause issues.
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by qudat 7mo ago
Because we are constantly writing variables that are lowercase. Coming up with a name that is both short but immediately understandable is what we live for. Variables are our shrine, we stare at them everyday and are used to their beauty an
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by qudat 7mo ago
Waiting for the zig port
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by qudat 7mo ago
If you want VC money you need to put an AI spin on it.
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by qudat 7mo ago
Interesting you mention tmux because it itself resembles a terminal emulator. It has its own terminal feature matrix that controls what your parent emulator can render. It sounds like you aren’t using tabs and splits in tmux but it does inc
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by qudat 7mo ago
I built https://prose.sh as part of my journey into Gemini and back out. Ya, it's just a simple blog, but you can completely manage it with ssh and is compatible with hugo when people want to eject. We also recently releas
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by qudat 7mo ago
> The velocity is up AND the quality is up. This is not my experience on a team of experienced SWEs working on a product worth 100m/year. Agents are a great search engine for a codebase and really nice for debugging but anytime we h
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by qudat 7mo ago
It’s easier to write code than read it.

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