Yep: I made a terminal app.
Hello Ghosthub: a libghostty-based macOS terminal with one-click local/remote tmux session connect, auto-reconnect after network drops, and built-in git worktree management. I'm excited for @superlogical to give us something different and maybe better, but in the meantime just a more pleasant daily-driver tmux experience is big productivity bump for me:
https://t.co/3lktDdzDyO
@RedArtGames So in Psyvariar Delta when the ship was grazing bullets there was a rumble in the gamepad. But this is not happening here on the PS5 version :( . Why?? Since the grazing functionality is the special gimmick of Psyvariar games its a big miss. Other than that great game
It’s 2026 and we can (and should) still develop software like this. It’s on us as developers and teams to create conditions that result in quality code.
Making a browser-based spectral editor. In this video: selectively removing partials; partial selection inversion; partial selection 90 degree rotation (spectral patterns become rhythmic patterns); reversing only the selected partials leaving the others playing forward as normal.
ty, our upcoming static type checker and language server for Python, is accidentally on the front page of HN.
We're rapidly closing in on an initial "experimental preview release"...
We’re building a new static type checker for Python, from scratch, in Rust.
From a technical perspective, it’s probably our most ambitious project yet. We’re about 800 PRs deep!
Which makes sense, because Nicholas Carlini (err, Dr. Nick, sorry) is a former pentester (and a co-author of Microcorruption). Today, he studies low-level mathematical attacks on AI models. This week, on SCW:
https://t.co/Yiqb6pg7J9