c-hendricks

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Comment · 5 days ago
Ooooo, will this end up in Konsole / konsolepart? Or will it be a new app?
Comment · 10 days ago
And when VC services enshittify so that the VC funders can get their money back, the market won’t also respond with vibing their own version?
Comment · 15 days ago
All the comments I've seen about warning signs point to opencode the cli, where this is about one of opencode's hosted services.
Comment · 16 days ago
I like ci, issue tracking, and mirroring repos though
Comment · 17 days ago
I use traefik so with docker compose/labels it's real easy to give things a reverse proxy with an auth gate and other middleware

There's lots of solutions, I also find compose hits the sweet spot for integration into my homelab

Comment · 17 days ago
Plenty of my iso's intentionally contain those names though. Really, sonarr / radarr should have implemented this a long time ago since they're the ones doing the searching, downloading, and inspecting of files: https://github.com/Sonarr/Sonarr/pull/8775

Using settings on the indexer isn't great since with Prowlarr the user doesn't actually interact with the indexer portion of Sonarr.

Doing it in release profiles by bumping down their score is a cute workaround but then the torrents will just stop saying ".exe" in their title.

Really it's a thing Sonarr have to do, as evidenced by the multiple PRs they have to try and finally do it.

Comment · 17 days ago
> the client/server model

I see people talking about this being new in v2 everywhere but it's not the case. What's new is that it's the default (and also not really since `opencode service` and `opencode serve` start two different things). But in v1 it was very possible to run one opencode instance and have multiple clients connect to it (like Openchamber and neovim).

Comment · 17 days ago
OpenCode v1 was also done using Effect, that's not the secret sauce to hot reloading.
Comment · 17 days ago
Openchamber is a really good OpenCode client.

Paseo is a layer on top of various harnesses (aka you get to use a Claude subscription), and keeps its own database of sessions, etc.

I use Openchamber (and another client in neovim), but Paseo does have one convenient advantage where you can connect to other paseo servers

Comment · 18 days ago
Yes, since the release of Windows 10 in 2014.
Comment · 18 days ago
Not sure the lower bounds of CPU/memory/disk space that your project needs should be considered "so many unknowns".
Comment · 18 days ago
I don't even like current Epic leadership and where they're taking the industry but this post ignores decades of work they did on engines and games that sold millions of copies.
Comment · 18 days ago
The third party notices document mentions Tauri.
Comment · 18 days ago
Oof, going hard mode with their launch of a Linux app I see
Comment · 18 days ago
> Doesn't Windows do some drama if its not activated and has been running without a license for more than 48h or similar

Your info might be like decades out of date, since windows 10 it's just been an overlay and locking out some appearance customizations (you can still set them via other means though).

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