pancsta

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Building AI browser automation on top of asynchronous state machines.

[0] https://taskbot.app

[1] https://ai-gents.work

[2] https://asyncmachine.dev

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Comment · 18 days ago
Comment · 29 days ago
Seems like some people didnt get (yet) that code is just a better way of prompting. Some even tried to make “executable markdown” and “typesafe markdown”. Im speaking from a Golang perspective, dynamically typed languages may be different.
Comment · 2 months ago
> WASI networking should work, and stdlib should be fully supported since that's our compat target.

Back in the day https://github.com/dispatchrun/net used to work for socket extensions in Big Go (but not TinyGo).

> v1.0.0/v1.0.1 focused on being a drop-in Go replacement (full Go 1.20+ source compat, complete Go 1.27 syntax, cgo support), not WASM/WASI specifically.

I will be honest that I'm more rooting for TamaGo getting WASM support (as it's a fork of gc), but llgo seems like a great middle ground. Also the lang interops may be useful to some when migrating codebases.

Comment · 2 months ago
How’s the size of WASM binaries in llgo? Because TinyGo is pure pain when you rely on stdlib. Also networking in WASI would be great. I will give it a spin, but leaving questions open here (no info on github).
Comment · 2 months ago
no wayland == no linux
Comment · 3 months ago
Theres is another new project which does NOT rely on CGO https://github.com/gogpu/ui Its basically the whole WebGPU implemented in Go. Theres also Gio, but not sure if its still active. CGO is a huge pain…
Comment · 4 months ago
Yummy, I can finally sync apple notes to jetbrains to obsidian. And its not even in jabbascript! Bonus points for picking Turso.
Comment · 4 months ago
Very very weak, gogpu/ui offers more widgets without CGO which actually look like desktop UI instead of plain rectangles.
Comment · 4 months ago
You may want to check D2 with declarative layouts instead of hardcoding drawing instructions.
Comment · 4 months ago
So like restoring a tmux session, but supports only a single command.
Comment · 4 months ago
The T is too short and B to long, the real split is a pyramid, not a rhombus.
Comment · 4 months ago
Examples of IDEs are: Visual Studio (not Code), IntelliJ, Eclipse. IDE is about an excessive amount of options and automation and a tight integration between them. Lets take the vscode git client compared to intellij (Im on Goland daily), its silly and you have to use GitLense, and even then you miss like a half of options / dialogs AND it's not well _integrated_ any more. Debuggers set breakpoints and step through code, but can they record a session and reply from file? Is theres a dedicated dialog for breakpoints and do those breakpoints also show up in the bookmarks pane along with dirs and code lines? It's not feasible for a single person to make a proper IDE, even with AI, just like it's not feasible to make a proper OS - it's just too big.

But going back to feature-rich TUI editors, Im looking to migrate off of Micro and will evaluate both TTT and Fresh. I could def use a file pane and proper command dialog, with LSP being a nice addition. "Smart editing", bookmarks and markdown rendering would also be nice. Debugging is lang dependent and will eat up a lot of effort... Good luck.

Comment · 4 months ago

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