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I love Tattered Cover but to be fair the folks that bought it in 2020 ran it into the ground. It was barely limping along, you'd go in and because of their debt issues they weren't…

Good policy IMO. There have been a flood of AI written posts on Reddit

I have a few game ideas that I've been sitting on, excited to try out Fyrox.

Agree. web components are not a 1 to 1 replacement for a component based framework. There was a lot of promise but the implementation is lacking.

Pretty interesting to see how widely the token use differs across the models for the same task.

If you work in a team there are some pretty good remote collaboration tooling built into Zed.

These TC39 proposals take way too long to get approved and implemented.

Glad they reversed but they could have saved themselves those losses if they had an understanding of what their customers wanted. Anyone putting together a NAS will want full contr…

I used Tcl a lot early in my career, building sites for the web using Vignette StoryServer as well as AOLServer. It powered a lot of the early 2000s web.

This is pretty sweet, nice job. i dig the mapping visualization.

The diff view on large PRs is pretty much unusable on all browsers.

Its certainly beautiful to look at but the search capability itself is not very good.

I wish I never got rid of my VCR and tapes.

Would love for more platforms to embrace the AT protocol.

There are definitely some mistakes with the OCR, seeing quite a few instances of OPEN being mistranslated as OBEY

I love 99% of what Ghostty brings to the table as a terminal replacement but the copy / paste issues with it are incredibly frustrating and I run into them almost daily.

100% agree with Carmack. There was a craft in writing software that I feel has been lost with access to inexpensive memory and compute. Programmers can be inefficient because they …