sionisrecur

As long as the competition forced Node to become better then it's all good.

> rebrand AI to SI so their circle can profit from registering .si domains

I'd say that's pretty clever of them if they came up with it. That said, I'll be calling it the Slop Industry from now on.

You can also run ShutUp10 from winutil, so there's a bit of an endorsement there.

All of those require the user to then move the cursor after starting the selection (by character, word or line). The proposal is to use context to grow the selection by repeating the same shortcut, first the word, then the sentence, then the paragraph. Their audience are creative writers, not code writers so they (the audience) are probably not even aware of vim.

My only gripe with their choice of using the Shift key is that then you can't use Shift + the original shortcut to shrink the selection.

Yes, I'm fine with the AI rewrite, just don't claim it was done in 11 days when it actually took ~50.

Does all that UB exists in the Zig version as well? Was it introduced during the port?

I wonder if projects like Ladybird will try this approach now. They've been trying to move to Rust (after trying Swift first) for a while.

The "Juicy Main" looks like a very nice QoL feature. Gets rid of all the boilerplate for allocators and argv.

Personally, I configure my keyboard map to write the em–dash with alt+- and the middle dot · with alt+.

I've noticed LLMs tend to use the letter "a". I propose we stop using it to show people wrote e document.

>Scrollback Search

Finally!

I was looking at the llms.txt files of some sites today and saw how straight to the point they are and started thinking I'd love to have a browser that only loads these txt files and the markdown files they link to. It reminds me of the Gemini protocol tried to do. I think I'll try to make a PoC this weekend.

A search engine for llms.txt would be great too.