Great question- rather then having to push a change to GitHub to see the format changes you can just mdvi it now. Iterate locally is nice

aka view

Thanks i added a screenshot and in 0.2 you can see images now in the cli too

The screenshot you added uses a transparent terminal where you can see your Discord chat in the background. You might want to remove that ;-)

Why would someone use a transparent window background? Are people really reading the window behind it at the same time as the foreground window?

Example: If a build is going on in the background, I can see when it stops.

You can use `build-tool; tput bel` to hear the bell when it ends. Some terminal allows to set the urgent flag on the windows when the bell rings.

Yeah I have used desktop notifications for such things (via notify-send etc), but I'm going to accept this explanation for transparent background as it makes some sense to me.

pretty fun right :)

no.... and your screen shot completely fails to show off your tool

There is a pull request option - feel free to use it

Isn't Starlink already basically a distributed datacenter in space? they have like ~9k+ satellites up there already at least according to: https://planet4589.org/space/con/star/stats.html.

what am I missing here?

I'd assume Starlink satellites do the minimal possible amount of compute required (thus power used, thus heat generated) to provide service. The builders of data centers are hungry for as many watts on Earth as they can source.

any chance we can get something like this for codex cli that'd be cool too compare

Interesting been driving a Tesla since 2014 - worst issue I had was the seat belt recall - had to drive to the service center for a guy to tug on my seat belt and tell me I was all good… my current 2019 x has been rock solid - due for new tires but otherwise solid

Love it - I did something like this for when codex is done - a script runs to detect if I’m at my computer or not and then notify my phone if I walked away that it’s done - mostly so I can get back to slouching ;)

If only Safari had support for Temporal... maybe next year...

There's a polyfill, I wonder if that works in Safari:

https://github.com/js-temporal/temporal-polyfill

Fusion360 is the one tool I wish had better wine support

I got tired of fighting to keep Fusion running in wine so now Fusion is literally the only reason I maintain a windows partition to dual boot into. I hate that.

I’m no longer using it professionally so I could explore other options but FreeCAD kinda sucks (I will die on that hill), and OnShape offers the choice between my designs to be publicly visible, or a subscription that assumes I have a corporate expense account makes it not viable. (I don’t mind paying for good tools but there has to be a middle ground).

If Autodesk ever ported Fusion to Linux… I’d probably pay for a subscription just out of sheer elation ha.

For me when it’s front end I usually work with Claude and have codex review. Otherwise I just work with codex… Claude also if I’m being lazy and want a thing quickly

Gemini is also great at frontends nowadays. I think every agent does have strengths and capabilities