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    Comment #49158534

    monstar [0] from rockorager is an fast Wayland that leverages libghostty. It is easy to build from source. I can't build shitty from source on OpenSUSE Tumbleweed. Tons of issues w…

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    Comment #47220056

    No mention of Agent Trace [0] yet. Interestingly, Entire are not supporting Agent Trace [1] 0. https://agent-trace.dev/ 1. https://github.com/entireio/cli/issues/386

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    Comment #47209979

    Zig version [0] doesn't need any external dependencies. 0. https://tangled.org/m17e.co/microgpt

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    Comment #46894927

    > "I'm very interested in the idea of a piece of music being a place to think," Richter explained, adding that he had written Daylight as a response to the 2003 Iraq War. [0] 0. ht…

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    Comment #46654646

    And looks similar to Grepr [0]. 0. https://www.grepr.ai/

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    Comment #46608768

    This is Claude Code specific but there are similar capabilities for Codex. "These OS-level restrictions ensure that all child processes spawned by Claude Code’s commands inherit th…

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    Comment #46604141

    There is a lot of chatter on Twitter and here about sandboxes for AI, however there appears to be a lack of awareness of the native built in sandboxing capabilities of Claude Code,…

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    Comment #46317275

    I moved to Zen but have subsequently moved to Glide [0] which I find to have less UI fluff and the keyboard shortcuts and scriptability are excellent. 0. https://glide-browser.app/…

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    Comment #45834540

    Chawan is great. Very customizable. Regular updates. Fast. The chaman utility replacing man is also good

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    Comment #45821518

    Similarly kitty is at 0.44.0 [0], zutty at 0.16.0 [1] 0. https://github.com/kovidgoyal/kitty/releases/tag/v0.44.0 1. https://git.hq.sig7.se/zutty.git

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    Comment #45553526

    The CEO of Sourcegraph Quinn was pretty negative on coding agents and agentic development only about 10 months ago [0]. He had 'agentic stuff' in the Deader category (Used rarely, …

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    Comment #45338805

    Previously [0] 0. https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45307459

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    Comment #44867949

    Interested to see what East River Source Control [0] are going to build on jujutsu. Not affiliated in anyway but keen to see a GitHub competitor break out to scale, adoption. 0. ht…

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    Comment #44698872

    Very cool but is it possible that there are not links to the actual websites?

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    Comment #44369205

    Relevant GitHub Discussion [0] 0. https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/discussions/3799

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    Comment #44176463

    I have a 5-speed manual Polaris Slingshot. A lot of fun.

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    Comment #43144821

    I used to use Doggo but not many updates and HTTP3 queries have huge delays in execution. My go to now is natesales/q [0], also written in Go. 0. https://github.com/natesales/q

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    Comment #42958367

    AWS' LLRT runtime just switched to QuickJS-NG [0] 0. https://github.com/awslabs/llrt/pull/669

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    Comment #42817427

    YCombinator has funded an additional 4 VS Code forks: - Void - Melty - Pear - Aide

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    Comment #42564671

    But strangely have a lot of time to post here

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    Comment #42467473

    Surprised to see this initially discussed over 3 years ago [0]. Facebook / Meta release a huge amount of open source code but few of the projects cross the threshold into widesprea…

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    Comment #42211326

    A nasty and likely intentional side effect of using these workarounds is that your browser becomes "managed" and it blocks the ability to configure DNS for example. Deal breaker fo…

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    Comment #41496494

    I thought they had built a version of it called Cloud Freight Clusters [0]. Edit: Freight clusters get a single mention in the third paragraph of the Confluent announcement blog [1…

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    Comment #41369022

    Interesting recent blog suggesting that salt consumption and blood pressure are uncorrelated [0]. 0. https://scottlocklin.wordpress.com/2024/08/23/crazy-but-like...

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    Comment #41276154

    Not Jepsen tested but rqlite [0] could be in the running and meet the requirements and is open source (MIT). 0. https://rqlite.io/