OpenCode hijacks the terminal to the point where I can't even paste into it on my Linux with Hyprland. It's just trash.
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The real scary part is China's compute capacity is orders of magnitude smaller than US's.
Nope, that's not true at all in China. Everybody in China is using AI, even the elderlies and the kids. DeepSeek is already earning money.
My wife has been visiting an eye doctor several times. The doctor always use ChatGPT to double check (I'm giving him the benefit of the doubt; another way to frame this is the doctor didn't know shit and just used AI for answers).
I'm sure he doesn't think AI is making his job worse.
"Jerry began drawing a map of an imaginary city"
"an elaborate set of rules and randomly generated instructions"
... so which one is it?
Lmao I read the readme and still don't know what it does.
For many years I've been saying to people that the world will all copy China because it's just too good to resist. Reactions from people were usually along the lines of "we have laws", "believe the system", "we are a democracy", etc. lmao
I'll never understand why someone would store their password on someone else's computer...
FIIIIIInally someone understands.
Apple has trained people to believe their software needs to be signed by someone they don't know or trust.
I don't know. My grandpa is 96. He uses a smart phone just fine. He even uses LLMs through the web chat UI. He also uses Photoshop to edit photos. My grandma when she was alive was also using a smart phone.
Lmao why is it running Windows at all...
"Trust me bro"
Nah I'm not installing another JavaScript slop.
The idea is you write your own apps now, instead of waiting for others to write one for you.
I don't know... It doesn't look very "small" to me. I "next post"ed a few, and most of them ended up being just some typical tech bro blog talking about boring tech.
But I did eventually stumble upon a post about two corgis, and another about medieval Europe...thingy. So it's not all bad.
Oh cool. US people paid for the tariffs. Now they are going to pay for the refund
OR... maybe they want to do it.
Lmao because hydro in the US is so weak
I love how Americans still dip their heads in the sand and pat themselves on the back by saying China produces low quality stuff.
* It's low quality stuff that you buy everyday * It's not merely low quality stuff, but low quality stuff in astonishing quantity... * ... and among them, occasionally there are some high quality stuff. It might be a small ratio, but the base number is there.
Obviously...?
RSS, MusicXML, SVG, Docbook, Epub, JATS, XMP, ...
Sorry, web frontend is not the "whole XML tech stack", despite popular belief.
And yes all of the above are mainstream in their respective industry.
This is probably the most 1st world thing I've read this year.
It's SharePoint. shrug~
They did stuff to desktop AI?
Well, I don't know about the other things, but I absolutely hate the orange street lights. Bad color reproduction, and make me sleepy.
They spend all their free time doing activist stuff
Having free time is a privilege. The author is privileged and they don't know it.
- Docker as default deployment method - Ruby - Nodejs
I'll pass :->
Yes, "agentic". Very creative word.
Are we really at the point where letting a corporation decide what we can/cannot do on our own hardware is a good thing now?
Though the more I think about it the more I realize that we are indeed already at that point, and people really think that's a good thing. That's really sad to me.
I'm a fan of "when you look at a thing, think who benefits from it".
In this case Facebook.