Would you like every GUI app to have its own clipboard manager?. Of course not. The same is true in the terminal. The need for "edit prompt in editor" was real in @AmpCode for me, but after lifting this one level up in the environment. I don't miss it anymore

@AmpCode @GeoffreyHuntley would this help Ralph?.

The more I work with LLMs, the more I see that inputs (= specs and plans) are more valuable than outputs (= code). But tooling for working on plans is lacking. So I had @AmpCode build me a neovim plugin to send an agent off in the background, refining a plan. I like the UX,

@AmpCode ```.while true; do touch .prompt.txt; rm .prompt.txt; $EDITOR .prompt.txt; tmux load-buffer -b prompt .prompt.txt ';' paste-buffer -b prompt -t '{top}'; tmux send-keys -t '{top}' Enter; tmux send-keys -t '{top}' Enter; done.```.

Step 1: Start @AmpCode in tmux. Step 2: Split pane. Step 3: paste an endless loop shuffling data into Amp from you editor (command in the replies). Step 4: test your tmux skills - how will you get out of the loop? 😉

So, MCP just got structured tool responses and I don't see how this is going to be useful. What am I missing?

Telling @AmpCode about "tmux" is such a game changer: operating interactive commands in the terminal and monitoring long-running processes like is now a solved problem ✨. @GeoffreyHuntley what chaos would you cause with this?

First Waymo ride in a few minutes ⏳

Shipped my first feature for @AmpCode – it feels so good to be finally able to scratch my own itch.

Agentic coding with examples.

Too many questions, too little time!. I've been pushing Cursor hard the last couple of weeks, and now I'm left with a bunch of hypotheses to validate. What are yours?.

Everyday Adventures -- Week 2023#08: risks are there to be taken

Everyday Adventures -- Week 2023#05: mass emotions, mass insights

Everyday Adventures -- Week 2023#04: for some things you will never be ready

Everyday Adventures -- Week 2023#03: how to push yourself out of a hole

Everyday Adventures -- Week 2023#02: how do you know?

Thank you @thorstenball, searching for your Tucan language I found this gem:

After reading through what feels like the entirety of I feel like SQLite fits 99% of all use cases, and where it doesn't a few loadable extensions can patch over the missing bits 🤔.

TIL that duct tape actually used to be duck tape, and writing duck tape is not wrong!

Switched to @Neovim today from #vim and for some reason the UI feels so much more responsive!. Really didn't expect this, but happy that I switched!.