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I do use vi mode in the shell, but unfortunately it's not quite the Warp experience, which has full vim functionality with visual mode, multi-cursor, mouse selection, syntax highli…

Have you tried "building good public transportation, walkable and bikeable neighborhoods"?

Ah, I agree with they way you reiterated that, that wasn't my initial read but it makes sense now :)

does anyone know if the above experience and fluid vim-style behaviour can be replicated on something like ghostty? this was the killer feature of Warp imo and I saw no other benef…

I feel like you think the car analogy was a clever parallel to draw here but looking at a car centric north american population and the dimensions of a non trivial slice of them th…

To be fair, it wasn't 6%. The consumer basket gets manipulated in all sorts of ways, but in general it's just not an accurate representation of day to day impact. Food and housing …

I haven't used git-town, but from a cursory look it appears to be a various collection of gitops improvements for day to day things, including some for stacking. git-spice is speci…

I'd recommend git-spice, it's very easy to use and powerful, and of course open-source. I've tried graphite but found that they made it too convoluted for what it is.

We are going through yet another generational wealth transfer and people are being squeezed to the absolute brim with layoffs and daunting lack of career prospects. But sure, lets …

Sure, except it has an insane markup for what are some of the cheapest ingredients one could source. $50 for flavoured salt is pure insanity.

It's not about style or formatting, people are tired of reading slop.

I've never seen BAs execute that way. I don't think that is an accurate description of their role and its link to SWEs.

This looks great, I'd happily buy one if they are proven reliable and can remain a sustainable company.

it's cheaper than hiring/training/providing benefits and career growth to real humans, at least for now

I'd rather read imperfect human writing than modern day AI slop. Seeing human writing "mistakes" like this is a breath of fresh air.

It's popular because they have the best models and they are burning obscene amounts of money handing out tokens via subscriptions (for now) at a huge discount compared to what the …

The reviews don't happen...

Nothing about the information it feeds you is novel. It's all stolen repetition of someone else's work.

Slack has suffered the same thing under Salesforce.

Maybe someone will finally add tmux/zellij support…

I would argue it couldn't be more different. I can dive into the source code of any library, inspect it. I can assess how reliable a library is and how popular. Bugs aside, librari…

> I literally use my tesla every time with FSD and browse twitter while it drives. You realize if your vehicle kills someone this would put the blame on you, right?

One path is that you could try to transitions within your current org. This should be particularly easy in startups, which is where you say your experience is, as startups have a l…

I do wish they'd focus on closing the gap to Jetbrains by implementing the QOL features that are missing. I understand they have to do what VC wants to see, but this agentic stuff …

Tesla self drive was also supposed to take over the world 5 years ago. Still waiting