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Ghostty is leaving GitHub(mitchellh.com)
3380 points by WadeGrimridge | 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.
Libghostty is coming(mitchellh.com)
774 points by kingori | 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.
Interview with Chicken Scheme Maintainer Sjamaan/Peter Bex(alexalejandre.com)
45 points by veqq | 12 comments
Interview with CHICKEN Scheme maintainer Peter Bex covering the CHICKEN 6.0.0 release, Scheme standardization, Postgres vs MySQL/SQLite, and Clojure.
Leaving Neovim for Zed(stevedylan.dev)
289 points by mxstbr | 252 comments
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703 points by xpe | 253 comments
A GitHub issue in the Ghostty repository explaining that users must open a Discussion first, with only actionable items moved to the issue tracker.
Ghostty is leaving GitHub(mitchellh.com)
3380 points by WadeGrimridge | 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.
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A personal blog post by Dmitry Kudryavtsev reflecting on the Dead Internet Theory, starting from his experience browsing Hacker News.
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45 points by tinyprojects | 43 comments
A personal blog post describing a week of letting an AI agent team (Grok Bot, similar to OpenClaw) running on a Linux server operate the author's startup.
My AI Adoption Journey(mitchellh.com)
867 points by anurag | 350 comments
Mitchell Hashimoto's blog post describing his step-by-step journey adopting AI coding agents, from dropping chatbots to always having an agent running.
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531 points by charles_f | 283 comments
A personal blog post on localghost.dev arguing that the author's website is made for human readers, not AI search engines that scrape and repackage content.