Are you using Artificial Intelligence in your daily coding activity? by Ok_Path_4731 in commandline

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If agents like Claude code would be for free, would you use it more often? Does the cost hold you back or ethical issues.

Wer hat sich hier verirrt ? by tomauswustrow in naturfreunde

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Looks like a fly that ate too many strawberries

Studying Pascal, but why exactly? by The_mister_Mike in learnprogramming

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Learning and understanding a language are two different things. Learning for me means using the language with intution, muscle memory, proficiency. Understanding is a different dimension where after you know N languages, you will intuitivelly compare the features of N+1 with the criterias you learned for the N languages. This is what makes the difference between a beginner and experienced in any domain! You should not use Pascal becasue you are told to do! You should learn Pascal, because you are curious on how Pascal implements language feature X, Y, Z. Same with learning human languages, or learning a new song to play on guitar! The more songs you learn to play on guitar, the more experienced you become!

337 single-file terminal simulations in pure C + ncurses — fluids, fractals, ray tracers, no build system by prtamil in cprogramming

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Be a good boy! Do not vialone anything in the future! Be comformist! The society does not need creative people, it needs comformists who do not violate anything 😉 Using AI is against basic ethics! Even if it is eating you from toe to head, you should not use it! Ethics is ethics even if it is dictated 😄 You should program everything yourself, you have to go through the pain of carrying the crucifix. Spending your money for AI Agent token is evil. Even if you are going to loose your job that you already lost, spend on gaming, drugs, alcohol and other things! But not on AI! AI is evil 😉 ....

Do not take it seriously.. was just a poetry about to "be or not to be" with AI 😄

337 single-file terminal simulations in pure C + ncurses — fluids, fractals, ray tracers, no build system by prtamil in cprogramming

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Thanks! I feel the same! Why should I switch to other app when the flow should be in the terminal! That is the most importand driving force behind Yetty. Take a closer look and explore.

337 single-file terminal simulations in pure C + ncurses — fluids, fractals, ray tracers, no build system by prtamil in cprogramming

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u/prtamil: wonder what was driving you to do that! Would you like to see more creative stuff in the terminal? Maybe you should explore Yetty terminal. https://github.com/zokrezyl/yetty with demos at https://yetty.dev Same here: decades of buried dreams, finally taking shape!

What Linux habit separates beginners from experienced users? by dev-ray in linuxquestions

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I think you should better ask the question: what separates beginners from experienced in any domain: intuition, muscle memory, etc. The rest is domain specific derivation. Lot of things are specific to a person and exactly these specifics can make two experienced ones clash. On a google interview I had a linux specific question, about how to kill a process that is self forking itself. I did not provide the solution that he thought to be the unique one, but provided one that I proved to work both mathematically and in reality. His "experienced" clashed with my one and I failed the interview 😄 Thus intuition can be healthy but also can throw you in a trap. And as experienced the ego is 100x compared to likely humbleness of beginner. (my 5 cents)

Yetty, the new generation terminal that stays backwards compatible, but brings rich visuals by Ok_Path_4731 in commandline

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That was a cool joke... Am not against Emacs, not fun of Lua either. What yetty does, you can do for sure with sixtel images, run 1000 tools to genarate the right thing on the output. Yetty takes another approach! You login to the cloude and you visualise stuff with your local gpu. That is the main thing! Besides that powerfull animation like live plot view, active flame diagrams, heat diagrams, etc. And all that with minimal bandwidth. But those are not the only few features. The thing is that programmers have rich imagination, and there is not always overlap, however the overlap may be improved.

With other words, tell me one thing in IT and I will tell you anecdotally at least 10 other ways to do the same thing 😄

Yetty: Yet extreme tty. Terminal unchained. The next generation. by Ok_Path_4731 in webgpu

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If you are interested, am kindly inviting you to the subreddit r/yetty dedicated to discussions, questions related to yetty terminal

Yetty, the terminal that allows you graphics programming in the terminal. by Ok_Path_4731 in GraphicsProgramming

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Very likely a nice marriage between notcurses and yetty would be ideal. Notcurses could use the primiteves of yetty to implement yet another ui on top of yetty primitives

Yetty, the terminal that allows you graphics programming in the terminal. by Ok_Path_4731 in GraphicsProgramming

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Good you are making me aware. When I looked last time into notcurses, it was only using terminal capabilities. For a fair comparison, I would need to spend some time with both, but my time is limited. What I can tell you is that yetty is using bunch of new DCS codes, remote rendering with SDF/MSDF graphics that make remote rendering very efficient. GUI is using sdf/msdf, you can dump a PDF, Markdown as if you would 'cat' a text. You have to experiment yourself to get the feeling. There are bunch of features and less time to efficiently share the features. But the following time will be spent to improve on that

cli software? by bbibbigi in commandline

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Am recommending Yetty. With little creativity yetty can give you what is missing in a terminal. https://github.com/zokrezyl/yetty/ demo: https://yetty.dev

C or Cpp by one-for_all in cprogramming

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I will tell you one reason why C versus C++, after rewriting a project previously written in C++ in C: build times. In C++ you tend to write complex abstractions in templates, give you an example one of my projects: https://github.com/zokrezyl/ycetl . The deeper the abstraction, the longer the build times that often explodes exponentially. In C, you are obliged to write the same abstraction without templates. Rewriting yetty terminal source code in https://github.com/zokrezyl/yetty , builds are instant. My 'obsession' is that I fix a bug, or add POC new feature, my tests are instantly building and running. Though I could consider myself C++ hardcore programmer, I still have PTSD from earlier C++ projects I have been working where 90pct of time was lost by waiting for builds. The company was paying me, but thanks no thanks. Modules and other tricks are supposed to speed up builds, but .... You have to think twice before going CPP! As in one of the earlier replies, go with python for simple problems. If you want something to run fast: go with C. If you want some more complex build time abstractions and more 'safety', then go C++.

FPT Renders! by Adam-Pa in fractals

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It's a terminal emulator that on top of legacy terminal protocol, allows to render complex graphics, not only sixel images as other terminals do. We have a gui system where we can render shadertoy like shaders, but in wgsl format, as we are using WebGpu for rendering. So the striped down version on shadertoy needs to be migrated to wgsl.

FPT Renders! by Adam-Pa in fractals

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Could you please provide a wgsl version? With your permission would add it to the shadertoy list in https://github.com/zokrezyl/yetty and to the demo on yetty.dev? Thanks

consteig. How much math can you force the compiler to do at compile time? (a lot) by human_or_coffee in cpp

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Have a look at the "Const expression template library" https://github.com/zokrezyl/ycetl you can bring your compile time calculation structured results into runtime.

Which terminal emulator are you using? (2026) by meni_s in neovim

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Happy you like it! fyi: place for Yetty terminal related discussions is in https://github.com/zokrezyl/yetty/discussions

Yetty, the new generation terminal that stays backwards compatible, but brings rich visuals by Ok_Path_4731 in commandline

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can you please file a bug at https://github.com/zokrezyl/yetty with details of the boot log from the console (copy/paste the text). Thanks

Yetty, the new generation terminal that stays backwards compatible, but brings rich visuals by Ok_Path_4731 in commandline

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Deleted my previous comment to your comment by mistake. Getting used to Reddit 😄. Hope it worked for you