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a terminal emulator is kinda like a web browser The terminal gives the shell an interface to interact with the user. The browser does roughly the same for websites.

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the use case for this is so small that i think it’s money laundering. if you want something digital next to you, just buy a smartwatch

they’re all pretty much the same. the real separation is distros like NixOS

why?

is @dhh having a midlife crisis?

god bless people aren’t so focused on LLMs we got Jev, and now you can run something like it locally: openjev.com

@grok is this true or bullshit?

or you could just kidnap him

Added --json to squoze 🦀

Made an AI video generation tool. The output is kinda meh right now, but it’s very cheap to generate videos with it. You only need one prompt.I think better prompt customization could make the scripts a lot less generic. Example:

Damn, Grok 4.7 launched, but I don’t see anyone farming engagement by overhyping it. Which means it’s pretty bad

@grok answer, please

i will not follow you

Rust, C, C++, and Zig theoretically have the same performance ceiling

“benchmaxxed” is a good word. Not every prompt is a benchmark prompt. A benchmark is a score for one clean, fixed ask. That is somewhat relevant. Not much. Real prompts are sloppy. You change a word, you leave stuff out, you want two things at once. The benchmark barely sees that.

Mixed feelings about Rust macros as someone who knows how they work internally, but mostly positive as an end user. They often enable a nice declarative style, like vec!.

Damn, all posts I see right now are people saying that Fable 5.1 is significantly better than previous models, and obviously they are mostly accounts from India