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Oh white on white isn't good, sorry about that, I'll look into it. I also have some ideas to make Tattoy into a multiplexer. I really like the idea of desaturating and fading unfocussed panes.
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I didn't intend for the videos to be fullscreen. They need to be small in order to save bandwidth. They're certainly autoplaying (to replicate GIF behaviour), but maybe there's a bug with them going full screen. What browser
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OMG really!? That link is blocked for me for some reason. If that OSC code is widely supported it's going to make things sooooo much easier.
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Thanks for trying it out. It looks like either your terminal or screenshotter isn't faithfully rendering the pure red marker column (it's needed for calibration in the parser). The red should be #ff0000, but the screenshot is usin
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Yes, every GUI terminal manages its own scrollback buffer. The reason that Tattoy and tmux have their own buffers is because they are essentially terminal emulators themselves. For instance a terminal emulator may have 10 tmux panes and it
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I'm curious about your minimal UI API idea.
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How do you mean? I'm actually not a fan of terminal image protocols like Sixel and Kitty's image protocol. I value the constraints of only being able to use text. I feel that in some ways when we venture into real graphics the sou
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There is actually a Shadertoy for Doom! https://www.shadertoy.com/view/lldGDr So in theory Tattoy could run it, the only thing is that it doesn't currently support extra buffers and that Doom shader needs 5 of the
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Thank you. Windows is supported, I've tested it in Windows Terminal and Powershell. I removed it that issue from the release plan because not all the subtasks are finished yet. And more broadly speaking I just haven't had much fee
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Intenser flames the more you type, great idea! Plugins can't currently get the shader pixels. But that's just because I haven't added them to the plugin protocol yet. But interestingly shaders actually have access to the term
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Show HN: Tattoy – a text-based terminal compositor
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Using SAT to Get the World Record on LinkedIn's Queens
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I first came across this collection of poems via the secular Buddhist author Stephen Batchelor (best known for Buddhism Without Beliefs). He compared the poem Dear Reader ( https://fleursdumal.org/poem/099 ) with a quote
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Whilst some here are critiquing this point of view due to writing's recency, there's actually some academic support for the ancient impact of "archival" if we can consider a broader definition for it, namely: linguistic
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Why is Macbook not an option? Even if it's running Asahi Linux?
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I really want to like Zed, and their AI may actually be useful. But when I hear things like "new open model" I can only associate it with hype, which is more often about pleasing investors, not end users.
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I think "quite interesting" is an understatement. This is the Game Of Life simulating the Game Of Life. I personally consider it to be one of the Great Wonders of software.
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I've been using simply `nvim "$(date "+%Y/%b/%d").md"` for about 5 years now. Every time I see a note-taking project or an article about it, like the Zettelkasten method for example, I'm comparing to
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What are your other 2? Severance could well get into my top 3, but currently I think mine would be: Mr. Robot, Breaking Bad and Wednesday.
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Have you tried any of the various `--predict` options? At least `--predict=never`.
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ASR: Automatic Speech Recognition
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Christian Ready made a great video on his Youtube channel, Launch Pad Astronomy, about NASA's plans for a solar gravitational lens. It's got some great graphics and visualisations, and is accessibly narrated. I was inspired and le
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Yes! It doesn't make sense. It took me ages to remember where to go for each.
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I just finished watching a live-coding session (from 2 years ago) by Inigo Quilez (ex Pixar), where he constructs an entire ray-marched landscape using only maths (mostly SDFs) in pure GPU shader code. The stream: https://www.you
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I've read the README and watched the video, but I'm still not sure what this is doing? I know it can "synthesize [a] font at runtime", so does that mean it's creating a random handwritten font as you type? But it&#x
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Is this how shaders "panic"?
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Oh wow, great, thank you!
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Looks like this is the repo https://github.com/kotsoft/kotsoft.github.io
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I'm sure because I have a high DPI screen and the font rendering in Xwayland is jarringly noticeable.
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Maybe I'm missing something, but Picture-in-Picture has worked for years in Wayland Firefox for me. You do have to enable it in `about:preferences`, there's a toggle called: "Enable picture-in-picture video controls"
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