That’s pretty clever

IPv6 addresses are too hard to memorize.

That ends today, with the launch of my new, free service: sentence2IPv6

❌ 0788:7b06:edcb:24f1:a2ff:08f0:6525:be66
✅ The lazy chickens explode awkwardly beneath the mad toilet while ugly dogs eat the imaginary bacon.

https://is.gd/gyxSQG

Just a cool little CLI for image generation. Good for #openclaw agents as well. #stablediffusion

utensils.io/mold/

GitHub - jamesbrink/nxv: nxv — Nix Version Index. A blazingly fast CLI for finding any version of any Nix package. nxv — Nix Version Index. A blazingly fast CLI for finding any version of any Nix package. - jamesbrink/nxv

For any of the #NixOS users, I have been hacking on a fast #rust cli to qiuckly find any specific version package instantly. It's fully local and does not depend on external serives. github.com/jamesbrink/nxv

Web front end here: nxv.urandom.io

did you add a planning mode or slash commands for it?

I miss the days when cables were simple...

I thought this was bad math.... I just feel old now lol

why he look stoned..

Honestly, I had issues with libiconv linking initially... so having all the deps like that in a predictable devshell is 🔥

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My toxic trait is adding a flake.nix to every project I touch....

haha i was actually thinking of syntax highlighting where appropriate

The trace info is cool, but I need to improve the UX for sure

Will do.. but there are security concerns I need to address once I get it more fleshed out haha

@bobbby.online So I got bored and I am playing around with claude code tracing so I can collect the API Calls and map them to the relevent nodes. I am basically destroying your app locally 😂

I am going to play around with your code a bit.. I have some ideas I want to try out for granular tracking of decisions made by the LLM (or ROBOT as you say) when vibe coding

Cool thing is that its easy enough to just tell the LLM to go back and add the nodes it forgot lol

Codex does not seem to be leveraging all the correct nodes, but this is likey user error

@bobbby.online im using deciduous on a refactor branch.. its really neet to watch the graph update in realtime. I am running an older version from last night with codex.. seems to be tracking at a pretty granular level... this just gives me more ideas 😂

So cool man. I am happy to contribute to this project as needed. I might give it a try on some other projects I have as well.

oh legit!! that worked!

OMG make it responsive bro ... some of us have wide screens 😂

Let there be Codex ? github.com/notactuallyt...

Elixir Development Visualization with Gource. YouTube video by James Brink

Now... I suggest you add a play button... do play through the history and decisions 😀 .. I did that with Elixir back in the day with Gource youtu.be/wl5uuvDK3ao?...

I already fixed it :)

for some reason formatting changed sooo many files haha

feat: add shell completion subcommand by jamesbrink · Pull Request #114 · notactuallytreyanastasio/deciduous Summary Add deciduous completion <shell> command to generate shell completions for bash, zsh, fish, powershell, and elvish. Usage: # Zsh (add to ~/.zshrc) source <(deciduous completion zsh...

well for now I will gift you with this lol github.com/notactuallyt...

Those few months we were forced into using sonnet 4.5 were just bad. they labeled Opus 4.1 as "legacy" and you could burn it in one sitting

Just integrated this into one of my projects... very promising ! I was able to backfill the project history easily. well done!

Not me lol.. idk what that is