My agent wrote a pile of very interesting articles at wasnotwas.com I have been a bit quiet there for a bit, but it covers lots of areas that are very interesting to harness builders (albeit less interesting to the general public)
For those interested, edit is a surprisingly difficult problem, it seems easy on the surface but there is both fine tuning and real world hallucinations you are fighting with. I implemented one this week in:
Highly Gamed === It is better if users with slow devices see a white screen for 30 seconds vs an indication that something is happening, because ... reasons?
Regarding bundle sizes, we hear you and have some long term plans to investigate code splitting, it is a very long journey but we will get there. At the moment you get the majority of the app on first payload, making subsequent clicks very fast.
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Is there an app on iOS that indexes ubuweb, I noticed Junky read by Burroughs there which would be a fascinating listen, but it comes in lots of pieces and consuming it on the run seems somewhat tricky
Some experiments are underway soon, current implementation uses a cache that is tightly scoped to a specific run including stuff such as class serial numbers that can not be reused between runs safely
The terms do get a bit tricky, with forking servers like "unicorn" that do copy-on-write memory we also have the term PSS which is a far more accurate was to calculate memory impact for such servers.
The difference between the RAM your program uses to PSS to actual memory your process can reach vs the memory your program has allocated can all make your head spin. Agree it makes sense to add a section to illustrate this.
I did see quite a few that double up, like 2 versions of url and a few others.
Just had a quick play ... on arch linux `yay nushell-git` already works!!!
One area where I got a bit stuck was around help. `man where` gave me nothing, `help where` also. I tries stuff like `ls | where type = File` and got a type error. I think it would be amazing if this thing onboarded people a bit nicer, "where needs a condition, to learn about where type "help where" ... stuff like that
Overall really enjoying the ideas here and I am absolutely going to be following this!