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alokedesai
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Comment #47950141
For transparency, the issue with telemetry turning back on after an app restart was a very bad bug introduced yesterday that only affected new users; this is P0 for us to fix and w…
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Comment #47941646
Appreciate the kind words!
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Comment #47940967
Warp is still a terminal, but it also has a coding agent. no requirement to use it--and you can turn off all of the AI features if you don't want to use them at all
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Comment #47940336
Awesome to hear that the features are reasonating with you, thanks for the kind words!
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Comment #47939643
Hey, Aloke from Warp here. We've actually added a ton of controls recently to let users configure how much (or little) UI they want. If that's not enough, would love if you opened …
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Comment #42250938
Thank you for the kind words!
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Comment #42250933
Hey there, this is Aloke from Warp here. We originally built custom tab completions in Warp partly because of limitations with how Warp’s input works. We think our completions can …
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Comment #42250743
Aloke from Warp here. The experience if you don’t have admin access isn’t great—I’ll follow up and make sure this gets fixed.
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Comment #39472970
Hi! I’m Aloke, an engineer at Warp. I’m really excited to share that Warp is now available on Linux! If you’re interested in trying it out, you can download Warp at https://www.war…
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Comment #39469811
Hi! I’m Aloke, an engineer at Warp. I’m really excited to share that Warp is now available on Linux! If you’re interested in trying it out, you can download Warp: https://warp.dev/…
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Comment #36434321
Hey there, thanks for feedback. We built our own UI framework in Rust to build Warp, and there were some initial rendering quirks--especially with rendering text on low resolution …
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Comment #36434213
Hey there, engineer from Warp here. Warp never collects input or output from the console. There is only high-level tracking for monitoring app crashes and some feature usage data. …
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Comment #36433985
Hi there! I’m Aloke, an engineer at Warp. Happy to answer any questions! If you are interested in trying Warp (including our new collaboration features), you can download Warp here…
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Comment #35962240
I've been making clear ice at home for a while--it's a great party trick and much easier to do than it seems. The best part is chiseling ice cubes from a large clear block of ice: …
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Comment #34693689
Disclaimer: I work at Warp (warp.dev) and wrote the initial How Warp Works blog post ( https://www.warp.dev/blog/how-warp-works ) that discusses why we chose to write our own UI fr…
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Comment #33630269
We collaborated with thefuck to build our version of this :) TF is slightly different in that they actually _rerun_ your last command to get the output since they don't have access…
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Comment #33629683
We are actively working on making telemetry opt out. We are very sympathetic to concerns about telemetry and data collection and try to be as transparent as possible about what we …
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Comment #33629552
You can launch vim within Warp without any problems, but vi/vim mode for the line editor itself isn't supported in Warp just yet. You're correct that this is because we'd need to i…