Surprising how "unix-y" Omarchy feels in the sense of small separate tools. I screenrecorded with one tool, clipped with another, added captions with a third. And it all happened faster than using an all-in-one suite, with more control at each step. So interesting.
A physical 9-track magnetic tape from 1991 containing a copy of WordPerfect for Unix. Software was distributed on 1600 bpi tapes long before internet downloads became the standard.
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Coding CLIs keep getting more complicated. Daemons, 3 layers of TUIs, client-server architectures.
The whole point of a CLI is to deliver intelligence with zero friction, and be unix-like.
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At AI Engineer New York, Anthropic's @cjav_dev & @HarrisonStall from @ClaudeDevs drew on lessons from Unix and Linux to explain how agents can tackle bigger projects without overwhelming developers.
After the Meta keynote, gotta say ... it does look like the computer industry is K-shaping toward:
• Unix workstations (like Omarchy)
• Non-computer devices (glasses, phones, tamagotchis...)
First time Apple looks behind on multiple fronts.
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