athorax

The moat is enterprise contracts and artificial friction moving between harnesses. Moat is a strong word, more of a puddle.

  It is neither possible nor desirable to own every great independent studio. We have also learned that we are not the best home for every type of studio

Hey just FYI, this kind of behavior is super annoying.

Zensical has been a solid replacement for us so far. In general everything "just works" out of the box and is way quicker to build/reload. It is still in fairly early stages, but is actively being worked on https://zensical.org/spark/proposals/zap-005-navigation-auth...

I hope they are able to monetize in a way the keeps the core project open while making it a sustainable venture going forward.

1. I'm pretty sure setting "Maximum Tabs" does what you want, but not positive.

2. Uncheck "Hide .gitignore" setting and it won't do this.

3. Agreed

4. This is configured in the "Restore on Startup" setting (I think you want "Last Session")

This might have been bad timing. Copilot API broke things last weekend with caused a lot of tool calls in various agent harnesses to start failing like the edit tool.

Example zed issue https://github.com/zed-industries/zed/issues/54219?issue=zed...

Do you realize Claude and Codex are different products by different companies?

Let me just log into this random site with my Google account with literally zero information about what it is

Did you even look in that repo?

Not sure if you are intentionally misrepresenting (a), but here is the full text

(a) The contribution was created in whole or in part by me and I have the right to submit it under the open source license indicated in the file; or

How exactly does it violate the Developer's Certificate of Origin clause?

Why do you think there is a lot of training data? Could it be because it's stable and virtually unchanged for decades? Hmmm.

It's like they are trying to do the opposite of the Unix philosophy. Do many things very poorly.

They dont care. Their sales reps absolutely know that if you are using Microsoft products it is because you are locked in so deeply that escape is nearly impossible.

I like CUE a lot. We use it pretty heavily for schema enforcement of CRDs. That being said, it is pretty complex and learning to use it was anything but straight forward.

For more basic configs, I would potentially look into KCL https://www.kcl-lang.io/

It has a much simpler usage overall especially if you are only really trying to enforce some config rules.

The other alternative is to just use whatever language you are writing your software in and build a basic validator

Lets put it this way, no engineer is choosing to use bitbucket. You use it because some SVP made the mistake of choosing atlassian software a decade ago and refuses to change.

For me the biggest value of uv was replacing pyenv for managing multiple versions of python. So uv replaced pyenv+pyenv-virtualenv+pip

I am confused on this as well, they list polyglot teams[0] as their top use case and consider not needing schema files a feature

[0] https://fory.apache.org/blog/2025/10/29/fory_rust_versatile_...

I think the big difference is that these aren't AI generated bug reports. They are bugs found with the assistance of AI tools that were then properly vetted and reported in a responsible way by a real person.

Thats a bit uncalled for. This is a game made by someone shaped by their perspective on the world. It can be appreciated as such without applying your own additional intent.

$10/year for 10,000 messages is a tenth of a penny per message

Its a nice thought, but this is not at all reflective of reality

This is such a funny take. In China corporations operate at the behest of the government. In the US the government operates at the behest of corporations.

Hank Green recently did a couple of videos on the topic

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=On2V_L9jwS4

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-C3lR3pczjo

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ElpRJQ2FZiM

My guess is that there aren't that many folks using zed over neovim/emacs. It seems like a more suitable alternative to vscode or jetbrains IDEs which imo have at least the same level of financial risks involved. At the end of the day it is just an editor and moving to something is pretty minimal effort if things do go in a direction you don't agree with.

It is less personal. I am writing code in the same style as the rest of the code base. Its more focused on correctness than my preferences. If someone critiques code in a PR I don't take it personally as it is usually in good faith.

I feel similarly. For me I know it is because of my rejection sensitive dysphoria. The fear of someone seeing and judging something personal of mine is quite uncomfortable. I don't have the same issue with code I write professionally.

Why? JSON is name-value pairs https://www.json.org/json-en.html

Base64 encoded yaml files will also be LS-prefixed if they have the document marker (---)

Unfortunately, teller is largely an abandoned project at this point.