I'm sorry, but what's the point here ? It's not for a job or improve a LLM or doing something useful per se, just to "enjoy" how version X or Y of an LLM can solve problems.

I don't want to sound grumpy or but it doesn't achieve anything, this is just a showcase of how a "calculator with a small probability of failure can succeed".

Move on, do something useful, don't stop being amazed by AI but please stop throwing it at my face.

Author is Peter Norvig, who has definitely done “something useful” when it comes to AI. He’s earned some time for play.

> I don't want to sound grumpy

Well, you didn't try very hard :)

If you think that every model behaves the same way in terms of programming, you don't have a lot of experience with them.

I find it useful to see how other people use all kinds of tools. AI is no different.

It's like getting upset when someone compares how it's like using bun vs deno vs node.

    > Move on, do something useful, don't stop being amazed by AI but please stop throwing it at my face.

Do you see the irony in what you did?

So, how about you move on, do something useful, don't stop being annoyed by AI, but please stop throwing your opinion in anyone's face.

One could argue that pointing out the pointlessness of LLM hype is infact useful, while producing that same hype is not

You are conflating "hype" with any positive outlook. It has some uses and some people are using it. That's not "hype". It is exhausting to see it everywhere so I sympathize.

RAM also apparently.

As anything measured in the US, any unit will be OK as long as it's not the International System. /s

Kessler syndrome*. For those interested in: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kessler_syndrome

I just tested it and I must say congrats. I really enjoy the command palette, the open file menu and the multi cursor. It's well thought, really intuitive so far and I definitively will use it regularly (more once I setup the LSP).

Keep up the good work !

Thanks and if you encounter any issues (even minor annoyances) let me know (e.g. open a github issue), I want the experience to be smooth

Thanks for that discovery

Thanks for this cool project ! I was desperate to find more modern terminal editors with CUA mode. There is micro which is already good, but I wanted something more and hope your editor will fill that space.

Getting the system clipboard to work was hard until I found arboard - https://github.com/1Password/arboard

Yes, and more than that, the kernel-level-anticheats are unable to spot someone using a Cronus ( hardware aim assist among other stuff [0] ).

I'm never going to play again online on any FPS because that whole incoherent bubble of crap disgusts me.

The multiplayer games community is toxic, and players are focused on success whatever the cost is. And I don't even want to touch the question of match making with a 10-foot-pole. Local, self-hosted or in small community is the best.

[0] https://cronus.shop/

>Local, self-hosted or in small community is the best.

It always makes me happy to fire up Quake via Darkplaces or even ioQuake3 and still see servers up and people playing.

In your website you could use https://highlightjs.org/ to syntax highlight the blocks of code.

That's right, the best is to have a watered dishcloth that will suffocate the fire, hence stopping it. The fire extinguisher may be a bad idea because the pressure will spread burning oil around across the kitchen and the water is definitively the worse idea because it will counterintuitively make a bigger flame and also spread burning oil.

Watered dishcloth? Water is the absolute last thing you want near very hot oil, never mind burning oil.

You're right, the best is a metal lid.