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@udemy As a personal annual subscription user, I’m now seeing ads on every single video.
Ads in a paid service I never agreed to? That’s unacceptable and honestly one of my biggest annoyances.
Don’t make me cancel. Please fix this ASAP.
#Udemy
I was just talking about the bad decisions at @windsurf but thank God that @code is making the experience much better, Thanks for thinking about the little people, I am changing my subscription to Pro+ now.
@nuri__akman@windsurf I completely forgot that @cognition acquired @windsurf back in July '25, but I didn't think they would be so bold to pull this type of stunt. I was glad with the extras we got in the process, but I didn't see this coming. This is good as it helps us see what is on the horizon.
@itamarsharify@windsurf I switched it to Opus medium thinking with planning then code, now it ran out close to 1k LOC, worst is when it makes errors and since my daily ran out now I have to wait not just one day, but 4 days. I don't know who thought that this was a good idea. Is @cognition to blame?
@windsurf has officially doomed itself. Just 5k lines of code and my daily limit is already toast.
Worse: in a single day it burned 50% of my weekly GPT quota — and it’s exactly the same with Sonnet. Meanwhile Codex and Gemini are still giving me way more usage. This is sad.
@windsurf I’m a loyal power user, I’ll probably keep using Windsurf, but this feels like a self-inflicted wound. We didn’t like it when Cursor went down this path, and that’s part of why I stayed with you. But if you’re forcing users to choose, just know we do have other options.
I'd love feedback from the Go community.
Star ⭐ if you find it useful, and drop issues for features you'd want.
Let's make terminal UI development in Go feel modern.
#bubblyui#golang#opensource#cli#tui#reactivity
🚀 Just open-sourced BubblyUI — Vue-inspired TUI framework for Go
✦ Reactive state (Ref, Computed, Watch) ✦ Component-based architecture ✦ Router, composables, directives ✦ Built on Bubbletea
Build terminal UIs like you build web apps.
https://t.co/UEvGXG2A0B
🧵👇
count := ctx.Ref(0)
doubled := bubblyui.NewComputed(func() int {
return count.Get() * 2
})
No manual subscriptions. No boilerplate. Just reactivity that works.
The problem: Bubbletea is powerful, but managing complex state gets messy fast.
The solution: Reactive primitives that auto-track dependencies. Change a Ref, and everything that depends on it updates automatically.
@nixcraft I've made the switch from VSCode to Vim, and it's been a game-changer. Running my code used to eat up 2GB of RAM, but now I can handle everything from the terminal and I feel like I have total control over my PC.