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it's not about the swiss bearings bro loom.com/share/d2046dc0…

@Michaelzsguo @dhh good question! I haven't tried it on my pi compatible toy device yet but a 2015 Mac Mini is about the same price (or cheaper) and runs Omarchy perfectly

@dhh will you have a version for raspberry pi?

Love it. Now imagine a world where new macs weren't held hostage by macOS.

@damiankleiman @dhh Omarchy RUNS SO WELL on my $160 2015 11" MacBook Air I just wish the battery laster longer :P the keyboard is fantastic

@dhh I still love mine on the Macbook Air

@dhh I worked so hard to build an x86 hackintosh for fun ~8 years ago and now I'm buying old used Apple hardware to install Omarchy :P what a strange timeline

but I'm making progress seem like OSS is the best model abstraction through extraction crystalize generic patterns and move them to product infra move towards smaller and tighter unique product code patch-in-place infra toss-and-replace product code

not yet wise to actually regen all code from scratch for each build. So we’re in a weird in-between situation where sometimes we need to patch-in-place and other times we need to toss-and-replace. And it’s currently very difficult to know when each option is best

the specific source code artifacts are no longer the most important part. eventually we can and should regularly throw away all code and regenerate it from scratch whenever the requirements and ideal state vision change. But also, as of early 2026, that is still only partly real

if it's not `.ok/` it's not ok

the future of task management software is dynamically generated work orders defined by evergreen gaps auto-generated reactively when reality or target state shift you'll open up the app in the morning and get exactly enough work to handle today and no more. when done, go home

I've been saying "english will be the next programming language" for years. not anymore. today, it is finally a reality for me. I have finally closed the Red Green Refactor feedback loop in english !!

finally figured out an elegant solution for applying RGRTDD to AI instructions this is the breakthrough I've been looking for been brute forcing it with very complicated processes all this time, but this is super elegant and easy to remember feedback loops !!

$THING.ASKS.md

NEXT: .ok/ folder

"that is low quality because I do not like it" -- People who are wrong

@mattpocockuk @GeoffreyHuntley Sounds similar to what I’ve been calling OODAGAN

I'm using Ralph for everything. I have some modifications to @GeoffreyHuntley's initial vision: - How to give Ralph enough context to succeed - AFK Ralph vs HOTL Ralph - Why PRD format matters - Why multi-phase plans are dead Video (or probably videos) coming soon

@EffectNative VT-HIG Cheat Sheet Virtual Terminal Human Interface Guidelines gist.github.com/subtleGradient…

good progress made on my new TUI web browser incoming: VT-HIG standards Virtual terminal human interface guidelines Frontend is invading Linux BAYBEEEE

@jlongster epic! cc @CameronFoxly more stuff for TUI product design y'all want to collab on a VT-HIG standard? gist.github.com/subtleGradient…

announcing tigma, my latest weekend project. It's like figma but for TUIs try it: `bunx tigma` → supports text, lines, rectangles → drag to move around and resize → edit text, change stroke and fill, multiple selection, and more github.com/jlongster/tigma (music by me!)

@mutewinter if @Vjeux 10k challenge works we should be able to run this on the server too!

omg how am I just finding out about Mediabunny? JavaScript-only ffmpeg!

@kmdrfx Ayo! Wanna collab on a VT-HIG spec? Standards for virtual terminal human interface guidelines for product designers designing for TUI and CLI Akin to Apple HIG or the Facebook HIG. Every design niche has some kind of standardized HIG we can all start with at first

@SubtleGradient Go for it! Image support is still pending, but shouldn't be too long.

Opencode uses the alternate screen to provide a flicker free experience and we can provide context aware selection and search. However you loose scrollback. We value this special experience a lot. We may explore scrollback mode in the future, but our bar is quite high.