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All my agents need are plain .md files in my project directories.
it's interesting -- i think most (non-technical) people don't really have a muscle memory go-to markdown editor. i certainly didn't. i hated obsidian at first! funny how learning to like markdown makes obsidian like 1000x better haha
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Also why is it a nodejs app? With the explosion of LLM and the insane increase in productivity shouldn't it be a Rust app?
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I expect people to not understand sarcasm on Reddit. I suppose I shouldn't expect it on HN as well
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Also why is it a nodejs app? With the explosion of LLM and the insane increase in productivity shouldn't it be a Rust app?
What would make Rust better for this type of app compared to Node?
Electron was written to make dev times faster
But since LLMs are basically super engineers can't the app be written in native language rather than running on v8?
Maybe not rust. But then zed people did develop a cross platform library for apps didn't they?!
I'm trying to understand why this can't just be a folder on your disk. Agents know how to use "ls" and "cat" so I guess I'm missing something.
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Well they can win! Since everyone is so pro LLM don't write apps in Nodejs LOL Pre LLM nodejs was convenient option to deploy to all platforms at once. Post LLM that's no longer a limitation! Just prompt more to create apps in native language! Anyways RAM is getting costlier by the day due to LLMs themselves That is unless devs don't use LLMs at all. Then they should simply state in the GitHub repo that we don't use…
> Just prompt more to create apps in native language! If you have ever done that you know that that's as true as "write once, run everywhere". There will always be tweaks and iterations, even if it saves you a lot of time.
Because every other day we hear how excellent LLM is that we don't need to write code anymore
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> Just prompt more to create apps in native language! If you have ever done that you know that that's as true as "write once, run everywhere". There will always be tweaks and iterations, even if it saves you a lot of time.
I was being sarcastic but okay. Because every other day we hear how excellent LLM is that we don't need to write code anymore
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I didn't know you can't post emojis! I also exploded laughing reading your comment I expect people to not understand sarcasm on Reddit. I suppose I shouldn't expect it on HN as well
And before you ask, the next "trend" will be as much tiring.
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Also why is it a nodejs app? With the explosion of LLM and the insane increase in productivity shouldn't it be a Rust app?
What would make Rust better for this type of app compared to Node?