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I'm making a LED Camel Totem for Burning Man. I had the idea to make a Koons-style balloon animal. I explored this idea with ChatGPT, asking it to make some reference images. I als…

By this statement, do you mean that LLMs really just know about "Tool Calling Tokens" or something else?

The practice described there is close to shamatha (calm abiding). Just sit and when thoughts arrive, simply label it as “thinking” without prejudice or attachment and carry on. A c…

To get the hang of this, I used Leanstral (Mistral’s LEAN agent) to vibe-code things like “the game of bridge” and then read the LEAN code.

It is a simple prompt that packs a lot: * operates an absurd prompt * involves SVG coding knowledge, generates a source code artifact * involves world knowledge (what is a pelican?…

Yesterday in HN "what are you working on", dr_dshiv presented SourceLibrary [1] which has tons of machine translation of beautiful texts. Here's my "Let Me SourceLibrary That For Y…

I have found and used this organically and it is a cool mapping tool! I used it to get better perspectives on the history and place names in Connecticut, from the Dutch and Siwanoy…

neb pointed me to SourceLibrary last month! Congrats on this work, it is very cool and very important -- a great example of AI helping humans. It is a vast and beautiful collection…

This is cool to see from a research team. A few weeks ago I was exploring a similar idea with ntcharts, where a user or LLM can specify a chart in a Golang or JSON object... and th…

I tried making a port of buttplug-mcp called a2a4a2a.

Really nice exploration, and their other posts are interesting too! We used Perlin noise for demos of our Golang/BubbleTea terminal Glyph heatmap widget and then later with our Pic…

@antirez wrote about the development of that data structure last month, which includes how he used LLMs to do it (which was before ds4 for the co-comment mentioning it ;). The PR h…

I really enjoy using Golang to make TUIs and the Charm ecosystem. > But I think we will swing back to using GUIs I've been pushing on BubbleTea Kitty and Ghostty quite a bit to hyb…

Literal #showerthought: "why don't you just make the same thing for ds4, it will be awesome" Toweled off and got to work: https://github.com/NimbleMarkets/ds4-go The concept is mar…

For Golang, I highly recommend yzma to explore this surface. I’ve used it for embedding and summarization (with small models) and just mucking around with integrated LLM BubbleTea …

The official F5 page is here: https://my.f5.com/manage/s/article/K000161019 As noted elsewhere, ASLR protects you. While you are waiting for your affected platform to get the fix, …

Although a maintainer answered you, watch the video from the blog. There's a WASM demo at the end, which is great. It also has a good explainer for those confused about the HTTP de…

That's pretty handy, thanks for the links. IDE is slick! Given the structure, I think one could make a threejs backend on for ghostty-web. Makes sense if one will pull in more of t…

I've been playing with Golang and WASM lately; hands-on WASM was new to me. I found that many dependencies in the ecosystem (especially older ones) do not support GOARCH=wasm nor G…

Really fun project! Dude, I spent the last week implementing Kitty Graphics and Clipboard protocols in ghostty-web in the Canvas render. Then I added WebGL and WebGPU renderers [1]…

While I felt this in 2025, I do not feel this in 2026. I use Claude and the rest with BubbleTea all the time. But I will say... you have to know Golang. You have to have at least t…

I liked the author's blog's tagline and might use it in reference to OSS dev: * “Not building a wall but making a brick”

I've been advocating heavily this approach since January for non-coding use. The important property is an editable, understandable (by LLMs and humans), and renderable source-of-tr…

One non-obvious reason is that an important aspect of their community is to shepherd new contributors [1]. LLMs crushing everything would reduce that. More obvious is all the toil …

They've been back and we're all taking them further than ever before! For the past few weeks I've been wrapping up Booba [1], which is developer tooling to combine BubbleTea and Gh…