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Nov 9, 2026

Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:11
Okay.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:12
So first thing is to come over to Sublime Text.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:16
Hello.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
2:18
And begin making our changes.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
4:31
I guess it's a silver lining.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
4:32
It makes it interesting to make an AI like this, but there's a lot of little stuff.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
4:39
So anyway, let's hop over to Sublime Text again.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
4:42
Let me get rid of the command window and make some of the changes that we want to make.

Unknown podcast

Asahi Linux moves to the GPL

Nov 7 · 1 Mention

speaker_0UNKNOWN
4:13
He estimates that far more people now use a terminal built on libghosty than use ghosty itself.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
4:20
On Hacker News, a reader who built a Sublime text terminal plugin on libghostie said it worked flawlessly, apart from Sublime's missing mouse support.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
4:29
A JetBrains user called the switch, quote, such an upgrade, end quote, after the old terminal's unsupported escape codes and cutoff output.
speaker_0UNKNOWN
4:37
The strongest dissent came from a reader who tried LibGhostie inside Mudlet, a client for text-based online games.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
20:46
So in that case, every call is going to be a new API call.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
20:52
and yeah so i just want to make sure we don't wind up getting banned so uh coming back over here um so we've got our start end time and then we build the query so we'll just do this copy paste and let's just do two and we'll do three and uh so that gives us our query we don't need that we're gonna cut that we're gonna go over here block that out and then we're just gonna comment this out for now and just see if this um this works so we'll get a total count and again we're not i don't want to search uh well i guess we could leave flask just so we can see the different numbers okay cool wow that's fast we're totally gonna get banned okay um so maybe we'll institute some weights or something i don't know um so now that we have that we can then um I think we're going to run that in a terminal rather than Sublime Text.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
22:13
It's probably starting to get kind of laggy.
Harrison KinsleyHOST
22:15
Python 3, 1, beginning.py. Didn't we ask to iterate?
John ParkHOST
13:20
Oh, I see what's happened.
John ParkHOST
13:21
Sublime Text has quit.
John ParkHOST
13:22
Okay.
John ParkHOST
13:23
I'm going to relaunch Sublime Text.
John ParkHOST
13:26
That's what broke.
John ParkHOST
13:27
That's why it wouldn't let me save.
John ParkHOST
13:30
One by one, everything will break on this show today.
John ParkHOST
13:34
Please stick around to see what's next.

Unknown podcast

The code editor: why not just a word processor

Oct 25 · 1 Mention

speaker_0NARRATOR
6:39
Here are common examples of each category.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:41
Code Editors, Visual Studio Code, Versus Code, Sublime Text, Notepad++, Windows Only, Vim and Nano, used directly in a terminal.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:51
IDES, WebStorm for JavaScript, PyCharm for Python, IntelliJ IDEA for Java.
speaker_0NARRATOR
6:58
Android Studio for Android apps, Visual Studio for C Sharp and .NET.
Ben SparksGUEST
3:41
Okay, and on the left is a Python, just a text file essentially with...
Grant SandersonHOST
3:45
Yeah, so this is, it's Sublime text.
Grant SandersonHOST
3:47
I use Sublime, that's a text editor.
Grant SandersonHOST
3:49
We're going to be typing some Python here, I guess just as like a basic sense of what it even looks like to have something up on the screen.
Chris CoyierHOST
25:17
I'll never stop caring about our editor, but I kind of get it.
Chris CoyierHOST
25:20
There's a lot of developers that are just like, I code all day every day in VS Code or something like it, or Zed, or Sublime Text, or whatever, or I'm a Vim person, or whatever.
Chris CoyierHOST
25:32
But VS Code's obviously a big one with all the forks.
Chris CoyierHOST
25:36
So what if we could make an extension for VS Code? And that extension would have a bunch of CodePen-like stuff in it.
TJ PitreGUEST
34:22
That's like, you can put the hands in the...
TJ PitreGUEST
34:24
We always talk about, um, empowering product designers to lean more into product engineering so that way they get comfortable once, like, the IDE look and feel of something like VS Code or Sublime Text, like, now-
Chris CoyierHOST
34:35
Mm-hmm
TJ PitreGUEST
34:35
... starts to look like what a chat interface looks like.

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