Connor Storer

@cybrtrkguy And 14.3.2 is 🗑️:( first noticeable FSD regression I’ve experienced (I don’t get them early!)

So about that Spring Update...

@OpenCodeLog MySpace > OpenCode

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@ChristianLempa Time savings, unknown. Peace of mind, through the roof.

Do you automate the boring stuff? Ansible, scripts, Terraform, GitOps - what actually saved you the most time? #automation #homelab #devops

@cybrtrkguy Checking in to see if you’re dead or not yet

Where does Tesla get the AQI data from? My truck says it’s 791, which is “emergency” level air quality. Causes death with long term exposure Whatever that reading is, is NOT accurate.

@thdxr Or you can use LLMs to just produce code of your life

you can use LLMs to produce the best code of your life you can use LLMs to produce the worst code of your life

@Tesla Something I do every time I have kids in the car, turn on rear air. Something i I wish I DIDNT have to do every time I have kids in the car, turn on rear air. PLZ. @elonmusk

@ryanvogel This is the most ideal. The configuration you showed off earlier is an always on feature, where this is an intuitive opt-in when desired. Sometimes I would like the short paste string and sometimes I want to expand it so I can edit/view - yes plz!

should we ship this?

@ryanvogel YES. That’s a major pain currently - also the click into that section was my initial guess back when I started using opencode. I feel like the click is intuitive!

@thdxr YEP - integration tests as high up as possible - get greater coverage with fewer tests and greater flexibility

having a thorough test suite deeply deeply deeply decoupled from implementation seems more useful than ever decoupled to the point where you're testing your backend by executing the frontend

@DevinOlsenn First time should be free for sure.

I had to get my front cameras cleaned yesterday and the cost estimate from Tesla was $77 I really disagree with charging customers who are subscribed to FSD for this service. It’s not my fault the glass is dirty, so why am I paying for it. Asking a customer to pull apart the camera housing and clean it themselves feels like a bit too much as well. Not trying to sound ungrateful at all here - but I really think this is something that should be reconsidered. @yunta_tsai @aelluswamy @Tesla_AI

@burkeholland @opencode is irresponsible

OpenAI once again feels like the most open, friendly and responsible of all the big AI labs.

@BarackObama Can we all agree that it’s racist to draw congressional maps based solely on skin color? Can we also agree that eradicating race-based maps is a good thing? By the way, Utah’s only black member of Congress is being replaced by a white man because democrats drew new maps.

@tekbog They have an agents app - comes with vscode insiders

it really blows my mind how msft have missed making vscode + gh copilot a real agentic IDE im sure there were engineers pushing for this and got told "no" by leadership over and over again, i know because ive been there, at least i hope this was the case

@kmdrfx @thdxr I’ve been looking for this post all week

Got flash banged by OpenCode recently? Yeah, that was me. Here's what happened: OpenCode/OpenTUI detects terminal theme mode (light or dark) by querying OSC 10/11 for the terminal’s foreground/background colors and deriving the mode from those values. OpenTUI also enables DEC Private Mode 2031 to receive theme-change notifications. When that mode is enabled, terminals can send CSI 997 when the system theme changes. OpenTUI treated the 997 payload as authoritative and let it override the OSC 10/11-derived result. That turned out to be wrong. In some terminals, the 997 payload is simply unreliable: it can report light while the queried terminal colors clearly indicate a dark theme. That’s what caused the flash bangs. The fix seemed straightforward: stop trusting the 997 payload as the actual theme mode and use it only as a trigger to re-query OSC 10/11, then derive the mode from the returned foreground/background colors. That works great. Except OpenTUI had also started using OSC 11 to set the terminal’s default background color, so the terminal gutter around the drawn TUI matched the app background instead of the terminal’s own default background. This was introduced recently in OpenTUI. That created a new problem: if you use OSC 11 to override the terminal background, then later query OSC 11, you are just reading back your own override instead of the terminal’s real theme background. No problem. Reset the terminal background with OSC 111, query OSC 10/11, derive the mode, then restore the renderer background again. Oh wait. Turns out Ghostty has a bug. Once this background reset/override path is used, later OSC 11 background reporting can get stuck and stop tracking system theme changes correctly. Even though theme-change notifications still fire and OSC 10 foreground updates continue. This would cause further issues where the OSC 10/11 derivation would be wrong again. So for now: no using OSC 11 to set the terminal background color just to fill the gutter. TL;DR: OpenTUI must treat CSI 997 only as a hint that the terminal theme may have changed and rely exclusively on OSC 10/11 color queries for actual theme mode detection, while avoiding terminal background mutation via OSC 11/111 because that breaks correctness in some terminals like Ghostty.

@LukeParkerDev @davidfowl Thank you my dude!!

OpenCode is becoming the best harness for .NET devs. Just added Blazor/Razor diagnostics for .razor and .cshtml via Microsoft’s Roslyn LSP, plus .csx support too :)

@wesbos @internetofshit 👀

Logitech's servers are down, so LogiOptions+ doesn't load, which means my mouse no longer works. @internetofshit Took 5 mins and ported everything over to Better Touch Tool. Uninstalled that awful app.

it's pretty fuckin incredible America spends 4+ TRILLION dollars a year on social support programs and i don't get any of it

Most of us renegotiated pricing with factories and didn’t pass tariff costs on to consumers. I suppose I should be thanking the judge for the extra profits, but I’m actually disappointed. This was our one real chance to eliminate the income tax.

@trouble_man90 Yep. We always lose. And those prices won’t come down. It’s a sad cycle.

So businesses raised their prices to offset the tariffs, we the consumers paid those higher prices, and now those same businesses can get reimbursed from the government for tariffs we already covered for them by paying higher prices?? And *they* get a refund and we don’t??

@thdxr 😅 👋

are there people out there who just want to refactor every day? just wake up and find the worst code and just chip away at it and clean it up wake up the next day do it again, infinitely improving things with zero external impact?