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Wasn't that actually a very short lived period of time? Especially with gains up to 70%, and you had to contend with new stutters?

Kane Parsons is 20 years old

(Sorry to use a meme but I couldn't drop this oddly perfect opportunity. Also Kane Parsons is 21 years old)

I always got a kick out of that, coming from a JavaScript background where people constantly harp on the size of node modules.

My Tauri project, where the backend is much smaller code-wise than the frontend, has 9gb of rust artifacts (node_modules is 550mb for comparison)

So since Musk said it there's a fair chance of it never happening I guess

copilot.lua, CodeCompanion when I want in-editor agents (hooked up to OpenCode), OpenCode web for most everything else. Neovim works fine in OpenCode web's terminal too.

One more ~~lane~~ layer of LLMs is sure to solve all our problems

Still not sure if the alternative of vendoring like Shadcn, where a migration like this requires a black box probability machine to do the migration for you is any better.

Compulsion Games was also a strange acquisition / team to decide to put $100M + 7 years of trust into. They had two games by that point, neither with amazing reviews.

Kudos to whoever put this in the response, honestly what a fun idea.

MUI v5 absolutely supported React 17 though. Unless you're thinking of React 16, which hadn't had updates for almost a year when MUI v5 released.

MUI release codemods for their major version bumps to ease the migration. Those and TypeScript take out most of the issues with upgrading.

There were a couple of rough migrations though.

I worked for a startup in Canada, with Dutch founders, and operations in France and California.

That meme about how different countries treat out-of-office is very accurate.

I hear you, but only 2 of those things require JavaScript.

I really feel like this genre of comment should fall under this "don't" from the HN guidelines:

Please don't complain about tangential annoyances—e.g. article or website formats, name collisions, or back-button breakage. They're too common to be interesting.

You're willingly disabling a part of web atandards.

I use Searxng through Onyx, both as regular search and Onyx's Deep Research mode. I also have https://github.com/ihor-sokoliuk/mcp-searxng to add search to coding agents. Haven't really had many issues with it.

I absolutely hate WYSIWYG editors, they're more "what you get is what I deem possible, through much frustration on your end in trying to tidy things up". Slack on mobile is particularly bad.

Didn't get very far with this one either. Tapped a correction on iOS keyboard and the replacement showed up for a split second before the whole word disappeared.

All those APIs at that point were marked as experimental, and this is the place where things were ironed out. Churn should be expected when using an experimental API.

I switched to Jest from Mocha and my memory is that Mocha was much faster.

The major change through all of those was solidifying Vite's concepts of "environments" for better SSR support. If you weren't using that, there wasn't much instability.

Surely lacking features also creates demand for more tooling.

Echoing another person, but we did all those major version migrations without any breakage / churn. What were the breaks you ran into?

Should mention today Sony also announced the end of physical releases for their consoles, and the closure of the PS3 and PSVita stores.

Have checked out Paseo, not sure what it offers over opencode web though. Definitely seems great if you're using other harnesses, but it seems like all it has over opencode web is split views and native apps. Neither of those really matter to me, plus you lose some opencode goodies. The preview urls are a neat idea, but our dev servers at work are mostly port independent and required to be on a certain subdomain for auth.

You can also just add OpenCode web as a PWA, if that's what you mean by "frame".

I'm gonna check out paseo, but am not looking forward to all the ram the agent needs + all the ram paseo needs

OpenCode web?

Numbers in a monospaced font, headings in an italics serif font, blue / purple / green / lots of glow, are some of the patterns I've noticed

FWIW due to the other quirks of streaming me and other people have mentioned I too have switched to a very long HDMI cable + Ethernet usb hub

Nah it's still a dance to get the TV input switched that's a good point.

Not really looking to spend another $150 while losing a headphone jack, adaptive triggers, and microphone tho.

My point is, streaming introduces compromises, while I chose PC gaming to avoid a lot of compromises.

You're not wrong but those aren't insurmountable. Of course the Steam Box is a better experience, but I built a remote starter for my PC and a dumb little Go program to switch the displays and disable some devices.

End result is I tap maybe two shortcuts on my phone and the computer is on and switched to the TV.

Valve's CEC stuff for the Steam Box is open source: https://github.com/OpenGamingCollective/linux-cec

Someone on HN posted a more official link recently but I can't find it right now.