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how does it compare to opencode's own gui that uses tauri?

you should try it, powershell isnt just 'type insanely long phrases', there are aliases for it

i would kill to have something like this in wallpaper engine

It happened quite a while back, most of us knew what direction this was going (Claude Code uses Bun, OpenCode uses Bun, they need Bun to work the best for Claude Code)

Not exactly sure why you are paying for Claude Pro, doesn't GH Copilot Pro give you Claude Opus 4.5 (which I'm assuming you are using since it is SOTA for now). OpenCode lets you use GH Copilot, so you can use OpenCode's ACP adapter and plug it into the IDE

i dont think you need to select name and size, you can just remove it and use `select -first 4`, but cool, I never knew about `/=` syntax

well it is cool, but im missing the point of it, why?

> Opus 4.5 ate theough my Copilot quota last month

Sure, Copilot charges 3x tokens for using Opus 4.5, but, how were you still able to use up half the allocated tokens not even one week into January?

I thought using up 50% was mad for me (inline completions + opencode), that's even worse

Doesn't Helix support debuggers via the Debug Adapter Protocol (DAP)?

The animation isn't even in the background...

Seems like everyone is interested in Rust, but yours was written in Go.

mise is pretty nice, though I don't use it for python, Python is handled by uv with poethepoet as the task runner.

Sure, to each their own. No one forced you to use it, you have a thing called free will, and you can gladly use it.

Happy New Year from Singapore!

Finally got my first GitHub repo to 100 stars (yesterday!) so that is something I'm really dang proud of. This year, I do have my Cambridge A Level Examinations coming up, hopefully I don't mess it up as bad as I did for my O Level Exams...

The creator of Toad, made a TUI framework in Python (Textual). What is so special about Rust, aside from it being blazingly fast and compiled, that you want from it?

It's more like just a simple toml file. https://github.com/batrachianai/toad/tree/main/src%2Ftoad%2F... gets you the currently supported ACP clients

And Copilot isn't supported for now because, well, there is no ACP support

Not planned for now I believe, you could try making a new Discussion for it.

Nice to see Helix yet again. It is my default editor, never really got the hang of Vim and I quite like Helix's Selection -> Action system.

I asked the same thing on Discord where he also showcased it. He answered the question with this.

> I wanted to make something that makes intuitive sense to me, and I wanted to make a sql version of what lazygit does, namely you can just jump in and there's no need for external documentation. To navigate the harlequin with keyboard only you have to learn the keybindings. Also I though it was quite hard to connect to databases via the cli and install adapters (again, documentation necessary). I wanted to have a tool that you can just run and its intuitive. There's definitely more features in harlequin and I went with more lightweight, though sqlit has SSH tunnels, which harlequin lacks.

When I linked lazysql[0], he replied with this

> That was my original inspiration. Same problem with harlequin, I didn't feel like it was intutive and to follow the "lazy" mindset of lazydocker and lazygit, it should just be easy and not require looking up keybindings. Lazysql ended up with too many features for my taste to the point it was difficult to use

[0]: https://github.com/jorgerojas26/lazysql

im not exactly sure why they have chosen to execute as scriptblock, but normally, you can just do ``` irm <url> | iex ```

which essentially sends a request (curl) and runs everything (iex)

thats an issue with aider. using a proper framework in the alternate terminal buffer would have greatly benefitted them

I never laughed so hard from watching a PR's comments.

do you have a link to the $600 PC?

i found out that most articles behind paywalls dont even need the wayback machine to be viewed

if you are using firefox, just enter reading mode and you can read the entire article without popups in your preferred background, text color, font, etc

the animation is so useless and doesnt add anything to the actual post

very cool, can be useful for simple commands, but i find github cli's copilot extension useful for this, i just do `ghcs <question>` and it gives me an command, i can ask it how it works, or make it better, copy it, or run it

have you tried pixi for this?

way too early to say that

while qwen, deepseek and kimi are opensourced and good, they are preferred because of their insane token ratio, they use a lot less for more, but a by product is that they are less accurate it is amazing progress by the chinese companies, but they definitely can improve a lot more

^ any app has its source available if you try hard enough

uv still has some issues, it cannot pull from global installations like pip, so on termux, something like tree sitter cannot be installed, because tree sitter is provided by apt/pkg