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Very nice!

I created `ygg`[0] a while back to easily spawn a new worktree when working with Claude/codex, and it also spawns that in a dedicated zellij tab. I think making the terminal multiplexer pluggable, so it would be easy to integrate something like this.

[0] https://github.com/joch/ygg


nice tool ! totally. rmux is lightweight, I believe it would be easy


I tried it a bit, and while the potential is huge, I mostly just use a cli agent (claude/codex) via Blink shell (iPhone/iPad) with Wireguard for technical work or https://agency.nu for any automations using integration, voice chat etc.


Missing my favorite, Iosevka: https://github.com/be5invis/Iosevka

Playing the game gave me Jetbrains Mono though.


Wow JetBrains Mono to me is the furthest thing possible from Iosevka. I use PragmataPro (which Iosevka is extremely similar to) and I hate JetBrains Mono for feeling so large compared to the compact characters I'm used to.


PragmataPro looks great, thanks for the tip!

I didn't necessarily select the one closest to what I currently use in the game, but more looking at the shapes of different characters to see what looked the "nicest".


This is also my favorite. Though there are many different versions of Iosevka now.


I go for the Iosevka Nerd Font Mono these days to get the nice icons everywhere.

https://github.com/ryanoasis/nerd-fonts/tree/master/patched-...


Hey HN! I built ygg to make git worktrees easy to work with day-to-day with multiple Claude Code in the same repo. By running ygg new my-feature, it creates a worktree and a tab in zellij (if available) and you can get right to work. It even copies untracked files, so your .env files etc follow. When done, ygg remove will remove the current worktree and close the zellij tab.

Install via Homebrew: brew tap joch/ygg && brew install ygg

Demo video: https://youtu.be/8Q8iZ4TkUUc

GitHub: https://github.com/joch/ygg

Hope you find it useful! Would love to hear what you think!


Agreed, even for humans, context-free logic is a challenge.


Claude code comes to mind: `claude mcp serve`


There's an app for Quest 3 called Gracia, which allows you to see these in 3D space:

- https://www.meta.com/en-gb/experiences/gracia/25784099001234...

- https://www.gracia.ai


Whats the performance like?


Performance is surprisingly great, but of course it’s not as sharp/high res as you would get on a PC.


I would like to recommend Adaptive Lighting in favor of Circadian Lighting. It has the added benefit of being able to detect if someone manually adjusts the brightness or color, and then stops the automatic adjustment for that light.

https://github.com/basnijholt/adaptive-lighting


Sounds like using mergerfs together with snapraid would work similar to the popular Unraid software but more diy.


Unraid provides real time data protection, whereas Snapraid with mergerfs provide disk pooling and scheduled snapshots. That's its greatest feature IMO - expandability and data protection without rigid expansion requirements.

AFAIK, it's one of a kind. Flexraid on Windows was the closest I had found (a product I still use on an old install - software and owner disappeared - although I did manage to track down the patent and the developer once, seems to have moved on to other interests/employment)


Gott nytt år! Looking forward to a better 2021.


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