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rothific

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    This is really cool! Essentially version controlled A2A. I'm exploring a bunch of agent protocols right now and experimenting with a similar concept for context syncing over git he…

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    Comment #47796895

    Fair point :)

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    Comment #47795030

    Thunderbolt was funded from a grant, not donations. https://github.com/thunderbird/thunderbolt/blob/main/docs/fa...

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    Comment #47794998

    It's not. Mozilla has been more than Firefox for a long time.

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    Comment #47794956

    Hi, I'm on team that worked on this. No it's not vibe coded. We do pretty intense code review of every PR. It looks like the number you're seeing is including lock files and artifa…

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    Comment #47794895

    I think that wasn't phrased well- it's "revenue" positive meaning donation money covers more than the expenses

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    Comment #47794861

    Stop spreading misinformation, it's funded by grant money https://github.com/thunderbird/thunderbolt/blob/main/docs/fa...

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    Comment #47790388

    I've been experimenting with running Gemma with MLX directly within my own harness: https://github.com/cjroth/mlx-harness

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    Comment #47722481

    I agree. Also, very different world from Rust, but shadcn has popularized this for UI components and AI skills are done this way frequently. I'm excited to see more patterns like t…

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    Comment #47517455

    Websockets would work great actually! Basically anything would work as long as you don't use any node or bun specific imports. For file systems you could also use something like th…

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    Comment #47512526

    Yep, mainly performance - specifically page load time (near instant for Gridland vs ~2-3s for Ink Web). The other issue was flickering. Tbh rendering directly into a canvas is just…

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    Comment #47511043

    You should be able to. We forked OpenTUI in order to avoid having to shim a bunch of native stuff. I'd like to make it compatible - email me at hi@cjroth.com if you find a way or w…

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    Comment #47510863

    Does anyone know if this is mainly going to affect people in Cary, NC?

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    Comment #47510832

    Nice! I made a proof-of-concept of using Ink + Ghostty Web a few months back - we didn't end up merging it, but it's still an interesting thing that's possible. I think Ghostty Web…

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    Comment #47510609

    Yes (if you're also down to use React)

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    Comment #47508565

    Thank you! I'm glad you think so. It's all about fun.

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    Show HN: Gridland: make terminal apps that also run in the browser

    Hi everyone, Gridland is a runtime + ShadCN UI registry that makes it possible to build terminal apps that run in the browser as well as the native terminal. This is useful for dem…

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    Comment #47406685

    There have been a lot of conversations recently about how model alignment is relative and diversity of alignment is important - see the recent podcast episode between Jack Clark (c…

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    Comment #47372502

    This is a fascinating report, not because of the content or even quality of the report, but because of the way it was generated. It is an AI generated report dumped into GitHub and…

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    I agree, agents struggle with TUIs. I do think this is easy to fix though (here's an interesting approach: https://github.com/remorses/ghostty-opentui ). I think agents will have m…