Simon Klee

@yaredow @kmdrfx OpenTUI mostly. We dog feed it in OpenCode though so you’ll see more of these in the product at some point

@kmdrfx On the next release of what?

Native audio capture now in OpenTUI. ◈ Device enumeration and selection ◈ Backpressured PCM ReadableStream ◈ Interleaved mono, stereo, and multichannel ◈ Float32Array data ◈ Bounded buffering with dropped-frame statistics ◈ Stop-and-drain, cancellation, and disposal lifecycle ◈ PCM16 WAV recording ◈ Microphone permission and signal-loss diagnostics Available with the next release.

@kmdrfx Raise your hand if you know what half of those features mean. I'm glad Sebastian knows audio

@kitlangton audioaudioaudioaudio … i dont want tabs

always be cprototyping

@ThePrimeagen maybe they need to spend more time playing with it

better post: OpenAI doesn't know what a sandbox actually is and is currently one of the leaders in technology

@avrldotdev x.com/kitlangton/sta…

@simonklee Who's that? Idk sorry😥

Creepy how good the text-to-voice models are getting. Used a few different voices so you can guess who's who.

@avrldotdev It’s from our famous voice actor.

@simonklee I like the first one.

@LukeParkerDev I look at terminal cli as ui. So when i say ui is bad i mean using this manually with git cli is bad. Now i just ask ai to rebase all my branches and give me command to push

@simonklee I never tried graphite and all those other fun UIs in anger, so presumably theres nice things on top of it?

bro im not doing stacked PRs pre ai smh

What's the project you always wanted to implement, but never did? I spent more time than I would like to admit reading about databases. I have probably watched all the Andy Pavlo lectures on both the Introduction to Databases and the Advanced Database courses, and read more books and papers. I implemented parts of a relational database multiple times: B+trees, log-structured merge trees, replication algorithms, and the SQL parts (a tokenizer, a parser, execution engine). I learned something, but never completed one. I could ask an AI to just one-shot it. I still don't really feel like it. I already have SQLite, right?

meta: @kmdrfx wanted to create an editor, created a framework to build terminal applications, that enabled someone else to create an editor. Very awesome!

base ui + shadcn/ui, but for opentui terminal interfaces tuiparts.sh is out

@hellomhnd @rtavs @dhh @parand @OmarchyLinux @opencode Yeah, maybe.

@simonklee @rtavs @dhh @parand @OmarchyLinux @opencode isn't that the flexoki-light theme?🤔

The “ask it about Tiananmen” trope and China FUD is ludicrous considering how brain dead our own llm censorship regime is.

@rtavs @dhh @parand @OmarchyLinux with Quietlight theme and @opencode

@dhh @parand Sidebar - what IDE / theme is this? Padding is lovely.

@thdxr Close to user code always was slop, even before the term was invented. It’s much harder to have good abstractions in ui code than backend where problems are more focused. PHP mixed both and became slop all over

i am way more accepting of slop on the frontend vs the backend i don't really know why, frontend slop could result in very user visible problems but it feels much easier to fix

Bypassed half a million weekly downloads of OpenTUI

Had opencode create a small TUI to test some text-to-speech models. With option to save the generated audio. Using OpenTUI of course. These oss/open-weight TTS models have become really good.