Just found out every Claude Code chat starts with the Artifact tool loaded, ~10k tokens wasted in 99% of my chats... and there's no way to defer it like MCP tools, it's either on or off 🙃
That's ~8M tokens a day for me, for a tool I used 0 times in the last 30 days 🤯
Also the Claude app chat starts at an insane 70k tokens, CC in terminal 46k, T3 Code 41k
A quick note. On both Linux and macOS, libghostty already processes data faster than the kernel can supply it over a pty fd. Ghostty is literally the floor of how fast `cat` can get (over plain text). So the plain ASCII/Unicode improvements here do NOT translate to visible `cat` speed differences.
The speedups aren't for nothing though: they are visible in real-world mixed-data throughput because some sequences still can't be processed faster than a kernel read, so if libghostty is e.g. stalled handling some slow OSC, we'll catch back up much faster when we hit plain text runs.
Also, for non-pty reads such as direct files or direct from memory, e.g. on stored or generated output, libghostty can process this data according to the speed increases shown below.
I've enjoyed the `cat` benchmark for a long time, but I am sad to say its done. We've finished it. It can't get any faster without kernel changes.
2 ideias
1. Could one use this for example to run github actions? (I'm assuming prob not right now, but is it something you'll do in the future?)
2. Does this just give my local agent access to a server/s, or the agent itself is in the server? The later could be nice (ie integrating with T3code server for example, specially if you say it's cheap to have few VMS for longer)
@usgraphics My counter argument would be that if you use vertical tabs connecting them to the page would be way awkward
No one connects sidebar items to the rest of the page and nobody misses it
Doesnt need a connection if you can easily see what's selected
Same goes for horizontal tabs
Is this what building is now? Everyone cloning each other cheaper until someone does it for free.
Not complaining, but I can't help but feel weird about it. It's the new normal I guess
Why pay $29 when you can get it for free?
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It scales because your history goes to Iceberg tables on R2 object storage, not a database that fills up.
• realtime visitors on a live map
• funnels, goals, page paths
• ChatGPT/Claude/Perplexity traffic as its own channel
• bots classified, not just dropped
• MCP server so your coding agent can query your analytics
What it doesn't do yet: Stripe revenue by source. Which is on the roadmap.
Want something else? PRs are welcome.