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its amazing how long we have tolerated ssh. mosh is slightly better sure, but we deserve better.
- survive network changes (quic)
- full modern vt
- scrollback
- kitty graphics protocol
- clipboard (duplex, any format (pasting images in claude))
- files (no need for scp)
i assume rex (superlogical) solves all of the above, and i predict it is going to change the game forever
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the opportunity cost of not working on maximally fun and exciting things is too huge
having fun is like a 10x multiplier on your creativity, intelligence, charisma and just overall lifeforce
so everytime you are not engaging in maximal fun you are missing out on that upside and 0.1x’ing your life
discipline and routine only gets you so far, it only ever helps you sustain your baseline or maybe a slight boost so 1.0-1.2x your lifeforce
so there’s no time to waste, go and do the fun thing and 10x your lifeforce
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Claude plan usage and OIDC cloud access are here!
Capy 0.5.0
• Use Claude Pro and Max subscription usage with Claude Code mode
• OIDC cloud access for GCP, AWS, Azure and Vault
• Capy can move itself to a bigger machine
• Subagents on paired devices
capy.ai/changelog/0.5.0
diffy had its own rust gui framework from the get go but i moved it out into its own repo called quark.
it probably deserves its own tweet tbh
github.com/seatedro/quark
can someone let folks improving things inside a browser know that they can just stop using the browser
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We’ve developed the world’s most complete megakernel framework. It can perform entire training runs, serve inference, play video games, and even do all three simultaneously in a single kernel.
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Highlights by the Pierre Computer Company.
A new library for highlighting your diffs and code.
Written in web assembly text.
70 languages, ~300x faster than Shiki.
You can read more about it here (pierre.computer/writing/on-h…)
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Linus Torvalds once said a dev should be “retroactively aborted.”
The crime: reading ONE BYTE AT A TIME with a syscall per byte.
Toxic? Maybe. But he gave the fix: “just use seq_printf().”
Brutal AND actionable. Most people are neither.
Hard feedback is what ships the kernel.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
The content has been rewritten with AI.
It has a 100% score in Pangram: pangram.com/history/e544e0…
Linus’ original ‘retroactively aborted’ email is shorter: lkml.org/lkml/2012/7/6/…
