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Michael

@asyncze

Building @koieditor, a fast native code editor with local AI

Katılım May 2010
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Joel
Joel@joelbqz·
friendly reminder that If you need a lighter and fast version of Obsidian writer.computer is <10mb, launches fast(sometimes faster) as Apple Notes It's not abandonware, not a startup, it's a passion project and every couple weeks I ship improvements
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Jason Fried
Jason Fried@jasonfried·
@davidsenra @mickymalka It’s worse than that. Everyone’s following each other, design has become circular, so it gets locked in its own orbit. Best to stay outside that loop - there’s a lot more freedom and independence out there.
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David Senra
David Senra@davidsenra·
Silicon Valley lost the ability to build beautiful things. @mickymalka says the startup world spent the last 15 years optimizing for scale instead of building products that people genuinely love: “When was the last time you bought something, a technology product, that you loved and thought, ‘Wow, this is beautiful’?” “We lost that ability because we’ve given a prize and reward for efficiency, algorithm, the compounding of things, and we put aside how it makes you feel.” “In this world where technology's taking over a lot of our lives, more than any time in history, we're going to need that feeling back again—how it makes you feel.” “ The founders that will do that, will win. And the founders that don't have that ability, they don't have a chance.”
David Senra@davidsenra

.@mickymalka is the founder of @RibbitCapital — the firm behind Revolut, Robinhood, Nubank, Coinbase, and more. He bought his first share of Berkshire Hathaway when he was 13, in Venezuela, with money he borrowed from his grandfather. His grandfather charged him interest. He started his first company at 17. In his mid-20s, he put every dollar he had into launching a bank in Brazil for the 50 million Brazilians nobody else would serve. Micky is a quiet killer. Respected by the elite of the elite. When I asked @patrick_oshag how he’d describe Micky to someone who didn’t know him, he said: “He’s a mfing moneymaker.” Micky hates labels. The only label he wants is on his tombstone: “He was a rebel.” 0:00 Why Micky Malka Refuses to Be Labeled 3:00 Writing Your Way to Conviction 5:41 Buying Berkshire at 13 and Learning Buffett's Operating System 11:48 Token Factories, AI Bankers, and the Future of Money 18:38 The Infinite Game: Why It's Better to Be Behind 22:09 Gen Z Founders and the Chaordic Company 29:00 Why Young Founders Want to Build Atoms, Not Just Bits 34:29 Bringing Beauty and Taste Back to Technology 36:56 Revolut, Founder DNA, and Earning Deep Trust 45:54 Building OnePay With Walmart 50:53 From Lemon Bank to OnePay: A 20-Year Idea 56:00 Compounding Trust and Protecting Your Reputation 1:00:30 Node and the Rebel Case for Digital Art 1:07:34 What It Means to Live as a Rebel 1:10:50 Why Ribbit Is Built Like a Startup 1:14:41 Charlie Munger and the Power of Time Includes paid partnerships.

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Michael
Michael@asyncze·
@osxdaily I prefer Koi 😎 But BBEdit is good also
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OSXDaily
OSXDaily@osxdaily·
Still the GOAT text editor for Mac 🐐
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Architect🛡️
Architect🛡️@Architect9000·
I wrote 700k lines of code in the last 12 months. Kinda wild. Probably helps that our code style formatter uses an 80-character line length limit so we can use dual pane code editors on a laptop screen. This is also a greenfield project so that means negative LoC isn't as big as a mature repo. For comparison, it was totally normal for a pre-AI-era engineer to output ~25k LoC in a year.
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Diya
Diya@codewithDiyaa·
As a developer, what's one tool you can't code without?
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Aditya
Aditya@Aditya_181105·
guess the programming language
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gabriel
gabriel@gabrielmfern·
insane, 25,000(!!!!!!!!!!!!) allocations being done on one keystroke on the chrome url bar
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yetone
yetone@yetone·
This is what the Terminal should look like in 2026: Why must your TUI be a TUI at all?
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Michael
Michael@asyncze·
macOS 14.6.1 looks fine
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Michael
Michael@asyncze·
@rkmt I have Emacs keybindings as secondary/ fallback as default in Koi So can use either "normal" or Emacs
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Jun Rekimoto: 曆本純一
Emacsが使われなくなってもEmacsキーバインディングは残るのかな...脊髄にコーディングされている。
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Jun Rekimoto: 曆本純一
うう、silicon対応もあるのだろうが、そろそろリアルにお別れのときなのか😂昭和のころから使い続けたEmacs。VAX11のロードアベレージが高すぎてEmacs禁止令がでたのも懐かしい。
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Jon Yongfook
Jon Yongfook@yongfook·
Suppressing creeping existential dread from here today 👍
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Aram Hăvărneanu
@9thGluon @_Felipe My text editor, acme, is from the early 90s, it doesn't have HW acceleration, in fact it draws on the screen pixel by pixel, and it's still faster than Zed.
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Aram Hăvărneanu
In Zed you must choose between (LLM + Files) XOR (LLM + Terminal). You cannot have all three open at the same time because only one "thing" can be open in a "pane", and a "thing" has to be assigned to one pane and one pane only. "Modern" UI/UX is a joke. If you are a programmer working on Zed you should be ashamed of yourself. If you think Zed is good you are part of the problem.
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WICK
WICK@lhilwick·
@TTrimoreau I really miss working with simpler text editors like Notepad++. It had such a straightforward interface!
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Thomas Trimoreau
Thomas Trimoreau@TTrimoreau·
Anyone who started coding before AI. What’s one tool you still miss today?
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Peyman
Peyman@iamp3yman·
Is there anything more difficult than building a text editor?
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xz
xz@xzcendence·
@ThePrimeagen sublime text is one of the greatest text editors ever made tho
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ThePrimeagen
ThePrimeagen@ThePrimeagen·
The medium in which you create does not define your success. DHH used sublime and rails and has more value worth of cars than I have earned in my entire lifetime combined. Don't listen to Twitter for what success is.
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Michael
Michael@asyncze·
@justinnguyen This is especially hard when also need to get up at 7am.
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Justin Nguyen
Justin Nguyen@justinnguyen·
I can’t be the only one who struggles to focus during the day, then somehow locks in from 9pm until 3am.
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Michael
Michael@asyncze·
When you're in a hurry ⚡️🚀😵
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Michael
Michael@asyncze·
Here's Koi with 37,515 multiple cursors (a bit slow still on insert and delete). But fast with 7,682 multiple cursors.
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