Ghostty is leaving GitHub(mitchellh.com)

3380 points by WadeGrimridge 6 months ago | 1008 comments

Mitchell Hashimoto's blog post announcing that the Ghostty terminal emulator project is moving off GitHub, reflecting on his long history with the platform.

Reorient GitHub pull requests around changesets(mitchellh.com)

192 points by jamesog 3 years ago | 155 comments

Superlogical – Mitchell Hashimoto(mitchellh.com)

128 points by tambourine_man 2 months ago | 34 comments

Libghostty is coming(mitchellh.com)

774 points by kingori 1 year ago | 243 comments

Mitchell Hashimoto's blog post announcing libghostty, starting with libghostty-vt, a zero-dependency library for parsing terminal sequences and maintaining terminal state.

Everyone should know SIMD(mitchellh.com)

568 points by WadeGrimridge 3 months ago | 211 comments

Mitchell Hashimoto blog post arguing SIMD is simple to learn and showing the common shape of SIMD code for speeding up loops.

Zig builds are getting faster(mitchellh.com)

409 points by emschwartz 1 year ago | 191 comments

Mitchell Hashimoto's blog post describing how Zig 0.15.1 has improved build times, using the Ghostty project's upgrade as an example.

Most advice is right for the person giving it(coached.com)

123 points by rohanm93 5 days ago | 147 comments

An essay by Rohan Mahtani in Coached Weekly arguing that most advice reflects what worked for the advice-giver rather than the listener.

'AI' Is Not a Tool by Rich Hickey(linkedin.com)

217 points by svieira 14 days ago | 108 comments

An essay by Rich Hickey, originally on LinkedIn and mirrored in a GitHub Gist, arguing that 'AI' is not a tool.

Personal Computing 2.0: It's time for a personal computing revolution(ideas.imbue.com)

12 points by raybb 24 days ago | 2 comments

An essay by Josh Albrecht on Imbue's Substack arguing for a new personal computing revolution that restores user control, free of subscriptions, ads and dark patterns.

You can just say it(noperator.dev)

331 points by antirez 5 months ago | 172 comments

Personal blog essay by Caleb Gross arguing against valuing humans only for output quality that AI may eventually match, and for stating human value directly.

Fast(catherinejue.com)

1442 points by gaplong 1 year ago | 400 comments

A personal essay arguing that fast software changes user behavior and feels magical, citing examples like quick deploys, AI code completion, and Raycast.

AI Is Not a Tool(write.as)

4 points by jslakro 3 days ago | 0 comments

A short write.as essay arguing that AI is not merely a tool because it is autonomous, makes decisions, and can change itself, unlike previous technologies.