dividedcomet

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by dividedcomet 5d ago
the point of the GUI is that folks can intuit how a program works without having to be versed in how it works.
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by dividedcomet 5d ago
For me it’s that why do I need another application open? I have my coding agents in the terminal, I should also be able to traverse and read a codebase in the terminal as well
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by dividedcomet 5d ago
Throw an issue up there and I can try to take a whack at it!
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by dividedcomet 5d ago
For sure the right call, really appreciate it. Judging from the comments my lack of product and marketing skills is showing.
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by dividedcomet 5d ago
That’s just the theme matching the terminal, there are two others out of the box but I prefer the system theme. And by beautiful I mean it has a cohesive system design and theming. I prefer to to another VsCode clone
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by dividedcomet 5d ago
Thanks so much! Only reason this got posted today is because everyone is home sick
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by dividedcomet 5d ago
Poor wording, more so meant that when I drop into vim, vi, or emacs I have no way to (without some external knowledge) know how to open a file tree. Just a barrier to usage is all.
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by dividedcomet 6d ago
Yeah maybe not the best wording. It’s more meant that ideally toast can be fully used with a cursor for interactions. I don’t think you can exit vim or emacs just by clicking on a button?
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by dividedcomet 6d ago
Yep, I have 2 kids under 1 so this project is either built with AI or it’s not built. I put that line in because the IDE aspect doesn’t need agent management or anything. Other tools are better for that.
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by dividedcomet 6d ago
I mean yeah, I have 2 kids under 1. So I wasn’t gonna spend the 100+ hours doing it all by hand. The project either gets made using AI or not at all.
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by dividedcomet 6d ago
there are other themes, the one shown is just extending my terminal theme so it doesn’t feel out of place.
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Show HN: Toast, a by default in-terminal IDE(github.com)
82 points by dividedcomet 6d ago|89 comments
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Toast IDE adds a command palette(github.com)
1 points by dividedcomet 18d ago|0 comments
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Fuji: A minimal harness to deploy agents at scale(github.com)
2 points by dividedcomet 29d ago|1 comments
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by dividedcomet 29d ago
I’ve been experimenting with agents a lot and have begun to think that Pi is going in the direction that a users TUI goes. If I wanted to deploy 500 agents on a single machine with minimal memory, pi wouldn’t do it. Right now I’ve confirmed
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by dividedcomet 1mo ago
Yes! At one point he runs out and he chases Dale and another I think he kick’s Buckley? Not sure. Yeah, but it’s at least a promise more than most others. At some point you have to put faith in people and put your name and ass on the line
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Ass Kicking Clause(hec.works)
2 points by dividedcomet 1mo ago|2 comments
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by dividedcomet 1mo ago
My own IDE! https://github.com/paradise-runner/toast It has all the parts I want (lsps, syntax highlighting, a file tree) without the parts I don’t (a bundled terminal, tracking, ai)
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by dividedcomet 1mo ago
I don’t think so either. I’d equate it more towards writing a novel now. Technically anyone can do it with a computer and some time, but you need folks to be interested. A lot of people aren’t interested or opinionated about their software.
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The Era of (Good) Personal Software Has Arrived(hec.works)
8 points by dividedcomet 1mo ago|4 comments
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by dividedcomet 1mo ago
I’m building an in-terminal IDE over at https://github.com/paradise-runner/toast that does this. No AI, no telemetry, just a text editor that has it all baked in and is easy on the eyes.
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Toast IDE Launches Standalone Alpha Mac App(github.com)
1 points by dividedcomet 1mo ago|1 comments
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by dividedcomet 1mo ago
I thought this would be a fun experimentation to take libghostty and use it to bundle toast as a standalone app. This isn't the main way I figure folks will use toast (if any ever do), but it serves as an interesting way a TUI can now
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by dividedcomet 1mo ago
I’m making an in-terminal IDE over at https://github.com/paradise-runner/toast and deep seek flash has been doing a wonderful job since the last weights release. Makes me think we’re past expensive AI to do general eng
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by dividedcomet 2mo ago
Maybe the implementation or the program that is adding it in? Or maybe the grammar freaks are out in force ;)
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by dividedcomet 2mo ago
I’d wager that it’s more about the use of the LSP and general interest in the project? You’re right that it is table stakes for a lot of editors and I’m probably behind in adding it in mine. But now it’s there and I hope it indicates if fol
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by dividedcomet 2mo ago
I’ve displayed it on ShowHN but it didn’t get much traction, so I’m just posting the iterative updates as I add what I think are meaningful features. It is a hobby project! But I personally use it at work every day and have uninstalled my m
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Toast IDE Gets Markdown Spell Checking(github.com)
8 points by dividedcomet 2mo ago|6 comments
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Pull Request Now Means Pull and Test(hec.works)
2 points by dividedcomet 2mo ago|0 comments
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by dividedcomet 2mo ago
Mmm that is a good move. I got an Italian leather bag in Florence and it’s doing what you say, though there is some machine part. I’ve got a trip to Japan in the hopper that I’ll make this a priority for

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