hdjrudni

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Comment · 3 days ago

I haven't published it. It's a bit different than other terminals. Each program runs in its own box so you can run many commands concurrently without futzing about with additional tabs, or backgrounding, or tmux. It's got a Copy button on each which I absolutely love (useful for sending outputs to LLMs), a Restart button which is fantastic for restarting servers, scripts, and test runners. An 'X' for killing apps that don't want to die from Ctrl+C (or for exiting vim!). Native tab completions. Syntax & error highlighting as you type.

Here's a screenshot: https://files.catbox.moe/932rsg.png

If that sounds interesting I might be willing to publish it, but I'll warn you now that it is vibe-coded. I've been iterating on it for a couple months now though and I think we've worked out pretty much all the kinks.

Comment · 6 days ago

+1. I noticed ChatGPT now pulls out a calculator or writes a script instead of hallucinating numbers. Initially it was terrible, but recently it seems pretty good... that said, if you're doing serious work with this you should probably double check. And if you're doing repeated work, obviously get it to write a script or formula instead of doing 1-offs.

Comment · 7 days ago

Full time on passion project only makes sense if you're also getting paid a decent salary. Full time for a bunch of free loaders does not make sense.

Also it gets less fun when people start making demands of you and you have to deal with taxes and all the unfun stuff.

Comment · 7 days ago

I imagine it looks like Wikipedia. Every year they have a big campaign...

Comment · 7 days ago

Naughty America uses it too. We met some guys from there in a hot tub at the hotel we were staying at for a PHP conference.

Comment · 8 days ago

What is special about Postgres' column type? Is it not just binary(16)?

Comment · 10 days ago

> There was just something about that game that had a beginning, middle and end for me. Maybe I'm just getting old.

I think you had a very different experience than me. I enjoyed The Division 1 and 2 but the story was completely unmemorable and by the time you get to the end they shift you into end-game Diablo-esque grind-mode, not some definitive ending.

Comment · 10 days ago

All humans did this? Just for sport? Good on you if you didn't use any AI to figure this out.

Comment · 11 days ago

> It sounds and feels a lot more like an engineering or product management role—something a lot of programmers would never in a million years have signed up to do voluntarily

Now that you phrase it that way.. I think I'm very glad to have transitioned from 'programmer' or 'dev' to 'big-tech software engineer'. The jobs are very different. I had no idea what I was in for. SWE is much less fun. All meetings and alignments and docs. But I think that's what my job would have been forced to become with AI anyway, so at least it prepared me for this new world.

Comment · 11 days ago

https://caniuse.com/css-anchor-positioning

All browsers at least have partial support. I've been using it.

Comment · 16 days ago

A lot of models required exactly that. But I imagine it varies from model to model.

Comment · 17 days ago

Automobiles as a whole, yes. Spending $30k+ more than you needed to for a luxury or big honker, no.

Comment · 17 days ago

Wat? I would have thought a TUI is the least ADA compliant. Sure it has hotkeys (as does any decent GUI app) but does it have TalkBack and all the other accessibility features? I don't think ASCII-art is very accessibility friendly.

Comment · 20 days ago

I think you can make it to 5 million in maybe about 12 years at FAANG. Maybe quicker if you're frugal. More if you raise the ranks quickly.

Comment · 21 days ago

Use Dockerfiles. You have a build step that installs everything to complete the build and then another step that only installs the production deps you want to deploy.