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Who says they don't? And if they don't, maybe its because others are using their hard-earned money to buy tokens from them to do it, so they don't really have to.

Konsole is not already there for me. I would have to make an effort to get Konsole, just like Ghostty. I’m struggling to see what point you are trying to make. Do you want someone to tell you Ghostty is better than Konsole to convince you to switch, or … not?

It works well, that’s my only requirement. I could ask you the same, what’s the point of Konsole, what value does it bring?

You basically described the plot of World on a Wire.

the goal posts have definitely moved since the original will smith spaghetti video huh?

You can literally just ask it to do that.

I had an AI explain the components of that term with examples, and it is a remarkbly precise description of how Claude writes.

Its because they are tailoring the answer to you, your grandma, a ten year old, a professional cook, someone who's never cooked before, and everyone else in that range.

It's not incorrect.

I'm so glad I chose a different path!

They found the PHP vulnerability that has upended the world, or so it seems.

Me too. I used to be super dilligent about immediately responding to emails, requests, meeting invites and I never once benefited from doing so. I only trained my peers into learning that I was a "yes man" that always responded quickly, and they abused this.

Therefore, I now no longer rush at all responding to emails unless its actually urgent and concrete. If someone sends vague requests, I just don't ansewr. If they don't come back, I can infer it probably wasn't that important or they found some resolution on their own.

I also never respond to meeting invites just in case I can avoid the meeting. I think I've probably dodged 100 unnecessary meetings over the last couple of years by literally just never responding or showing up. I of course don't do this with 1-1 meetings, but meetings with: multiple people where I'm not needed, there is no listed agenda, and my involvement is not clear; F that.

I also frequently just say "no, I can't", which I didn't for most of my carreer, and just suddenly realized I could do largely without consequences or repercussions. It's fascinating.

I know its a hard sell, but once you configure tmux with the exact keybindings that work for you and get them into muscle memory, then working with tmux is such a joy.

I hadn't heard of this feature, so I looked up a video of what it is. Turns out I'm using this every day!

I gave it a try earlier this year but because of some bad incompatibility with Codex I had to go back to tmux, and then I just never picked Zellij back up. I thought about giving it a shot, but now I'm reading about herdr here which seems pretty cool too.