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Xanadu was waiting for agents(zed.dev)
156 points by nsm 16d ago|62 comments
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by nsm 1mo ago
Is this area the inspiration for the Gyptians in The Golden Compass?
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Syntaqlite 0.6: SQLite dot commands and pyodide(lalitm.com)
2 points by nsm 3mo ago|0 comments
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by nsm 5mo ago
If you are on macOS, there is https://nova.app/
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by nsm 5mo ago
Not the OP, but for me ST can't be beat in terms of how easy it is to write a plugin. It uses Python (Zed is Rust). Plugins generally auto-reloads. If extensibility is important to you, ST is still the way to go.
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Ruckus: Racket for iOS(ruckus.defn.io)
159 points by nsm 6mo ago|19 comments
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The Dark Matter of Hardware Engineering(darkmatter.blog)
2 points by nsm 6mo ago|0 comments
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by nsm 6mo ago
Two counterpoints: 1. Implying that there are only "a few islands left" shoes a strong bias towards assuming that only thins humans do in the digital realm is relevant, when in fact, the vast majority of things humans do are not i
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Syntaqlite: High-fidelity devtools that SQLite deserves(lalitm.com)
7 points by nsm 6mo ago|0 comments
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by nsm 6mo ago
https://without.boats/blog/revisiting-a-smaller-rust/ I think there is a programming language hole for a Rust-like language, but with GC and green threads. One that dispenses with single-ownership, and async/
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Why use F# for scripting and automation?(iev.ee)
5 points by nsm 6mo ago|2 comments
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by nsm 7mo ago
Aider has an ide mode close to this. Check out https://nikhilism.com/post/2026/nudge-skill/ to add similar behavior to certain agents. I too, am waiting for IDEs to do this in a polished way. next tab edit is
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by nsm 8mo ago
Can people give examples of how they use pre-commit hooks that _cannot_ be replaced by a combination of the following? * CI (I understand pre-commit shifts errors left) * in editor/IDE live error callouts for stuff like type checking,
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It's All About the Pixel Economy(cvalenzuelab.com)
2 points by nsm 8mo ago|0 comments
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by nsm 8mo ago
Seconded. anecdotally. Heck, the best startup _founders_ I've worked with had young kids while in the most intense phases of the company!
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by nsm 8mo ago
Highly recommend the LookAway app if you are on macOS and looking for something encouraging you to take breaks and maintain good posture.
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Canada(jenn.site)
145 points by nsm 8mo ago|124 comments
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by nsm 8mo ago
What money do you think pays for most of the development of the Linux kernel? I assure you, it is not the altruistic goodwill of people around the world.
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by nsm 8mo ago
This is only true for a subset of software like mobile apps. Web developers are not paying for anything except compute.
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by nsm 8mo ago
Would you pay for source-available products? GPL and paid license? Along with a guarantee that you get to keep access to older versions (Jetbrains and Sublime Text models)?
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by nsm 8mo ago
> The plain truth is that developers expect to get their tools free of charge. This is an accurate, but damning indictment of how some of the most highly paid workers on the planet won't pay for tools. Unlike nearly every other prof
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Why Canada Lost Its Measles Elimination Status(jenn.site)
4 points by nsm 8mo ago|0 comments
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by nsm 9mo ago
https://randomascii.wordpress.com/ - former Chrome engineer about all things performance engineering and particularly focused on Windows.
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In which our protagonist dreams of laurels(wingolog.org)
4 points by nsm 9mo ago|0 comments
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A3: Avoid Memos with an Agenda(entropicthoughts.com)
3 points by nsm 9mo ago|0 comments
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CLion 2025.3 Is Here: Faster Language Engine, Constexpr Debugger, Dap Support(blog.jetbrains.com)
2 points by nsm 9mo ago|0 comments
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by nsm 10mo ago
> But at present, there is a big gap in the workflow: You leave your editor, open a browser, navigate to some page or tab, then navigate to the exact same place in the code you were just looking at, click on a line to open a text box, an
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by nsm 1y ago
The fees are paid by employers and not workers.
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Selvejj – A JetBrains Plugin for Jujutsu VCS(selvejj.com)
1 points by nsm 1y ago|0 comments
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by nsm 1y ago
Have you considered sublime text as the lightweight editor?

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