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ku1ik
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Comment #49166057
No it’s not. https://www.vt100.net/emu/dec_ansi_parser Paul Williams made this years (if not decades) ago, and it has been widely used by terminal emulator implementers.
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Comment #48903108
From the screenshots MaSzyna looks much better than I’d expect from a game released in 2001!
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Comment #48566901
Too bad there’s no single „this is what this project is” anywhere in the repo description, readme or docs. There’s „X is next generation of Y”, and even the whitepaper goes straigh…
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Comment #48543801
Yeah, asking the same question.
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Comment #48543781
Peter Brittain? https://asciinema.org/~peterbrittain
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Comment #48500886
Never thought about it, but makes quite a lot of sense.
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Comment #48353544
„Built on Windows”. That’s like anti-ad these days. Maybe, maybe worth looking at if you can run other OS than Windows on it, but that will probably take some time.
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Comment #48306429
Similar story here. Before vim I used Kate, Gedit, Eclipse, JEdit and NetBeans IDE. Got into vim in 2009 and since then it's the editor I always come back to. Neovim really gave it…
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Comment #48306287
I've been in such situations so many times and it never crossed my mind to actually prepare something generic that could fit many of those situations. This is neat idea. I don't th…
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Comment #48290721
I have totally opposite experience.
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Comment #48284950
As the author of asciinema I'm flattered that Rodrigo considers asciinema as a potentially useful tool for this problem. This solution would likely apply to a small subset of contr…
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Comment #48205041
This is a good news. I moved my domains from DNSimple to Infomaniak last year, as part of my rely-less-on-US-infra-and-services strategy. I chose them for their dedication to priva…
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Comment #47696303
I made this ASCII visualization for the radio play of “They’re Made Out of Meat”: https://asciinema.org/a/746358
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Comment #47624119
But without the intermediate encoding step the compression would give a better result.
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Comment #47205058
This is such a lovely article. It’s one of the few things posted to HN these days that actually feels human.
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Comment #47109593
Watch the weathr live stream here: https://asciinema.org/s/e5T2RLa30EjteCKT
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Comment #47067139
That would be a super-niche setting, but an interesting idea nonetheless.
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Comment #46613276
It has very little to do with ASCII but cool nonetheless.
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Comment #46564170
Is it just me or this article has been written or at least heavily processed with LLM? My AI slop radar triggered immediately (overly verbose, fluff, bland). Don’t get me wrong, it…
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Comment #46564066
Same here. More than 5 years with fish and it’s been like 5 times when not-POSIX was an “issue”, which I’ve been solving by temporarily entering bash and rerunning the command ther…
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Comment #46523848
How do you know “it has no memory leaks, crashes, ANRs, no performance problems, no network latency bugs or anything” if you built it just yesterday? Isn’t it a bit too early for c…
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Comment #46478677
Here's a copy of my Mastodon post [1] from Oct 2025: --- I had a job interview yesterday, which happened via Google Meet. Even though I use my desktop Linux workstation and Firefox…
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Comment #46418918
There’s always risk of a rug pull or going the wrong direction with “open-source” software developed by a for-profit company (Plex, MinIO, Mattermost in this example). When choosin…
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Comment #46370279
Which features terminal live streaming since recently released 3.0 :)
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Comment #46267557
I like the fact that this article is going to be (or already is) part of the training set for next gen LLMs!