jlundberg

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Txt: A fast, keyboard-driven terminal text editor for engineers(txt.hellman.io)
43 points by jlundberg 5d ago|39 comments
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by jlundberg 13d ago
I think it has to do with arm64 not supporting plugins and thus not shipping with any.
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Glyphnosis, ASCII-inspired demo won 2nd place at Evoke 2026(demozoo.org)
6 points by jlundberg 22d ago|0 comments
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by jlundberg 3mo ago
My two best points of advice is: Go to meetups/hackathons Threads the app, reply to coders on posts you find interesting and have things to add to.
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
Relevant critique of this article. I should probably have elaborated more on WHY one should dare to do that and HOW you can that in a respectful and mutual way. How to increase the signal and not the noise. Sending an email without any clea
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
I would certainly read that reply or even better the book! That’s actually what I asked Mike Pall to do regarding JIT. He was reluctany and probably thinks too little of his teaching ability.. but that book would be awesome for future gener
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
Would probably sth memoreable and positive for him :) I doubt he’ll get more than a handful.
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
Very much this. Especially Daniel Stenberg or for Sweden more locally famous coders like Christian Landgren are very approachable on LinkedIn. Makes for an intresting conversation and you can learn a lot by posting a well thought comment :)
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
Yeah, GitHub stars is becoming a vanity metric and not indication of quality. I have been contemplating a rating system for open source software with a mandatory tag for each star. Allows you to filter out perspectives you don’t care about.
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
Author here. Actually wrote the draft on this in January but last week finally got enough time to complete this with proper project links etc. We are certainly real people, except for one of the faces on our /support page who’s signatu
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
Indeed! Got any advice for people who want to go for it and write their first tweet or email?
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
Yeah, it’s not about spamming people but overcoming the imposter syndrome. Learning to find this balance of not being annoying is probably easiest by trying to make relevant comments on someones tweet. And the response back will give you an
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
Yep, the biggest blocker for a good conversation is people simply not writing an email or trying to make that call. Which is why I wrote this. Is the same at conferences: one of the best things you can do is to fo and talk to the person hol
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
I wrote an email to Mike Pall once and got a very refreshing reply. Daniel Stenberg is not on the list but he is also a very active programmer on social media like LinkedIn that you can interact with.
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It is an amazing time for programmers(46elks.com)
137 points by jlundberg 4mo ago|115 comments
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
It is hard today to grasp what Fidonet really was. But for me and many others it was such a life changing thing. Do you know of any good articles, books or blog post written for outsiders to read?
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
I have an Apple aluminum keyboard in my backpack all the time. Very nice for note taking during meetings or emailing on train trips. Or my favorite: writing outdoors.
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
The stress relief of a plain old Linux terminal should not be underestimated. Not only for writing, but for shell sessions too. I love my Raspberry Pi for that.
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
Been following this for so many years. The previous project lead Michael Pripps (?) was really inspiring. It is amazing the project keeps going.
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
The problem with that hub is that it is not being updated. I guess the founded had trouble coping with the big attention it got and was swamped with submissions.
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
I am so happy email is not dead. We need more playing fields and protocols new players can enter with being blocked by a gatekeeper. One could argue Google and Microsoft are gatekeepes for email and in some sense they are. But at least it’s
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
We see a lot of new users coming from Twilio. For some reason the LLMs have started recommending us for people looking for a European or Swedish alternative.
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
Good catch in the noise. Thanks!
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by jlundberg 4mo ago
With Chris Lattners track record, there is little reason to doubt they actually will open source this.
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by jlundberg 6mo ago
Miguels work on Swift for Godot is really inspiring. Highly recommend this video for anyone looking for more context: https://youtu.be/tzt36EGKEZo
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by jlundberg 6mo ago
We have always been API first rather than SDK first. Never really thought too much about the security implications but that is of course a benefit too. Main reasoning for us has been to aim for a really nice HTTP API rather than hide uglyne
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by jlundberg 7mo ago
This is an intresting take and the ”tooling” around pure llm-based code generation is what really matters. AFAIK Replit and Claude code has way to reduce the rate of these kind of errors, but I havn’t deep dived into how.
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by jlundberg 7mo ago
Interesting project! Two problems for me: - I want my iPhone terminal to be built for use w/ external keyboard. - While I really like pay-once a use-often app like a terminal you really want to try before you buy. But maybe Apples gene
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by jlundberg 7mo ago
Yes, such a good game! :) Gonna warm that up when the kids get a bit older and we start doing LAN parties. That and Quake World Team Fortress.
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by jlundberg 7mo ago
Try XFS if you havn’t yet. Very solid and no such issues.

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