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No, it also produces impressive looking code that is actually not that great. It's exactly the same.

That's because these buttons are useless.

Is there a way to make this with for both window and Linux users through git?

It's late and you've already done what most people aren't doing — go rest.

Colors only exist in the human brain, they're qualia, interpreted from the mixture of wavelengths our eyes detect.

It was always easy to copy software (but yes, even easier now). The hard part is competing with the software that you're copying. Software does not exist in a vacuum. They usually have an already established user base, relationships with partner businesses, more domain knowledge due to having to actually think about the problems they are solving and so on.

You can start by copying but at some point you'll have to differentiate, and you might not be able to do so if you don't understand how your sloppy vibe-copied software works.

Same here, I do not see the point of herdr if you're already using tmux. It's very easy to add hooks to your favorite harness to display a notification in tmux when it's done working.

Myeah, the first thing I saw when opening it on mobile is that the top logo is not centered and the menu is not displaying properly ("About" item single on a line with some random left margin).

Not that I care but then I was confused by the two comments here praising the design.

At this point it might be easier to point out articles not written by LLM. Most of them are, I just can't bring myself to read them anymore, it feels like a waste of time. I want to read original thoughts and it's almost impossible to know if this kind of content contains any. I'm tired.

Does this apply only to new messages or also to history?

We do this because we need redundancy. Are there non kubernetes alternatives for HA/redundancy that are worth it?

What do you mean, companies are already paying for almost good. Coding is indeed serious work and not even Fable is good enough for serious work.

Also there's a brain, the GPU

That's a good question... => I didn't think about this, I don't know the answer yet.

That's a great question! => I can tell you understood what I explained and used that understanding to reach the next step of reasoning just like I did.

I agree, just like some people decide that they're OK with eating junk food every day, knowing the long term risk. They are free to take it.