Shorel

It's a reimplementation.

A rip off would be using the actual Photoshop source code.

I can imagine ten alternatives with much better architecture.

This kind of thinking is what brought us the trend of painful Electron apps like Teams.

AI is the only thing that has ruined the industry

Competitive programming is a fun activity with little to no relation with the actual industry.

Why would influence perception in any way being an unrelated very niche hobby?

While you have a valid argument for why a customer would prefer the alerts...

It should be the choice of the customer.

Imposing one option: only hard budget cap or only alerts is the wrong design decision.

Congratulations, this looks actually awesome.

We need to pay attention to the new Cambrian explosion of software. The attitude of "everyone already uses VSCode" should disappear, and people should be open to try more niche products.

After all, being a developer is no longer a moat, and smaller ecosystems can thrive now.

Dlang is my weapon of choice and I prefer it to rust.

It seems to me that idea is rooted in social consensus.

Someone expresses an emotion but doesn't know how to react to it, their inner group all have an opinion about it, and the consensus is selected as the "appropiate" reaction to it. The individuals who react this way will claim this consensus is the same as emotional intelligence.

Just as there are also people who react in one way, and completely disregard any external opinion about it. They simply have firm opinions and don't need the consensus.

I will not comment on who can belong to each group, that's an exercise for the reader.

I can't agree about the "unable to recognize and process it", simply because that idea is totally contrary to my own experience. I have in fact many memories which have emotions in them, without words or other external elements. However, seeing that language serialization seems to enable a vastly extended memory (entire sagas remembered as songs), it is understandable that something is gained by serialization of emotional experiences, just as something more immediate is lost.

That's because an LLM thinks in terms of language, while we think in a different way, then convert the ideas to language. It can be said that language is a tool for the serialization (writing) and deserialization (reading) of human ideas. It is also an incredible useful and powerful tool by itself. This last sentence has been proved true by LLMs themselves. However, since it is working on the serialized version of ideas, I agree with you in that's not the optimal way to think and something not serialized (maybe world models) can be invented that's better for thinking. All this in no way diminishes the usefulness of language and of automated language generation.

Is this Gram capable of running on old macs?

I'm still in SublimeText, which is fast, and does everything I need. Including not being a programming agent.

For my own agent one of the design constraints is that it can't get out of the work directory, and it can't even try to guess the full path of that directory. Interesting that VSC has gone the other way entirely.

There's a category in the OWASP Top 6, called: Insecure Design.

It is top 6 in their vulnerabilities ranking.

This is definitely insecure design.

It's because it means they can't fix it themselves. The actual reason is their acquired helplessness, compared to previous generations.

I'm using a wallabag extension in every browser. Also using a wallabag app on Android. And also a wallabag app on PocketBook.

I have a wallabag setup for my interesting bookmarks, and it downloads and indexes the contents of these bookmarks. I read the contents later in a PocketBook, free of distractions from the normal devices. It is a bit of setup work, but just totally frictionless after it was setup. Firefox also has Pocket, which I used before switching to wallabag.

It's a very fun tic tac toe!

(I have not reached single digit kyu)

Not all all. It merely indicates that this is an strict logic approach to the topic.

https://commonplacefacts.com/2022/07/27/principia-mathematic...

No D-lang? It seems quite incomplete without it.

For me passkeys work wonderfully synced in Bitwarden on Windows, Linux, and Android. I have no idea what this article trying to say, except some negative opinion that should IMO be ignored.

No guarantee at all that a new exploit will be found, and even much lower probability that a suitable lead developer will be found. The slop kiddy was just an asshole TBH.

That's because they destroyed the market for native windows programming by pushing so heavily on .NET.

Also, everyone else using web platforms (Electron ugh...) for what should be desktop applications.

I could not disagree more.

Space on disk, I have plenty. But the Electron version of many apps feels slow, sluggish, and it takes time to open, it takes time for every click to respond, it is the runtime cost what matters the most.

You say it is irrelevant? It makes a computer in 2026 feel just as fast as a computer from 2001, doing similar tasks, while the computer from 2026 is thousands of times faster.

And I definitely run more than one app at the same time.

This 300MB is the bare minimum used by these apps, in my example just an API tester. A simple "chat" app like Teams, Slack, or Discord wasting so many CPU cycles and so much memory is to me something that should feel like collective shame to our profession. Maybe that's why you disagree with me.

I stand corrected. I will leave one star reviews from now on.

Are you defending Electron apps? The audacity :)

Bruno consumes 300MB in RAM. The alternative I am using consumes 25 MB and it is much faster.

The difference is not because some uncompressed PNG or some fonts, it's the Electron architecture that is wasteful, by design.

Bad reviews?

Haha. I completely replace the software with a non Electron alternative if available.

The CEO of the company I work for is extremely paranoic about data breaches.

We do a lot of prevention and recovery testing.

So yes, it can happen.

The same idea, this time for Sofia, Bulgaria.

https://livetransport.eu/#/sofia

This would be exactly that. The handicap stones in go allow it, it also works between humans of different strength levels. Now, if you mean a NN specifically trained to play at disadvantage, that would be extremely interesting and I hope they make it!