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jrapdx3 4 hours ago [-]
I'll have to try it.
It occurs to me that in this era of RAM hardware shortage, resource-frugal applications like this one could become more prevalent.
Anyway I guess we'll see if that happens.
Edit: Downloaded, running under Windows.
Impressive. Loads fast, looks pretty polished. Highlighting for many languages included "obscure" ones that I sometimes use.
Mem used: 7.9MB (gvim 12.2MB, emacs 35.5MB, vscodium 291.1MB)
vladcodes 7 hours ago [-]
The plan is to add as less new features as possible and keep the same performance/launch time/memory and disk footprint as it is currently.
rgbrgb 5 hours ago [-]
can you talk about why you do this in assembly?
haolez 3 hours ago [-]
If you use an LLM to write assembly, it is officially your (optimizing?) compiler :)
gespadas 4 hours ago [-]
People... I just tried it... It is SOOO FAST !!!
slohr 4 hours ago [-]
absolutely blazing! and it delivers exactly what I've wanted for quick code reviews of the AI output.
browningstreet 4 hours ago [-]
Assembly plus platform translation, hmmm. I don’t get it but that’s a heck of a thing to do! And yes, I’ll try it.
xorl 6 hours ago [-]
This bring me joy :)
bbor 5 hours ago [-]
…is it fast? Why assembly? Impressive, regardless!
“Super responsive, minimal-by-default” is kinda already met by Sublime Text, but it’s certainly not in assembly lol. And not OSS — thanks for sharing your work with the world :)
tamimio 3 hours ago [-]
Ok wow I am in love! Not just it’s fast, but also it automatically detected the AI session that’s actively working! Might ditch zed now!
heckintime 5 hours ago [-]
Middle Earth reference?
ranger_danger 2 hours ago [-]
Or just Welsh
pigeons 4 hours ago [-]
I thought that was code for Thiel-backed war profiteer lol
Levitating 4 hours ago [-]
Website has all the hallmarks of AI slop.
ianeff 3 hours ago [-]
The comments have all the hallmarks of generated slop.
It occurs to me that in this era of RAM hardware shortage, resource-frugal applications like this one could become more prevalent.
Anyway I guess we'll see if that happens.
Edit: Downloaded, running under Windows.
Impressive. Loads fast, looks pretty polished. Highlighting for many languages included "obscure" ones that I sometimes use.
Mem used: 7.9MB (gvim 12.2MB, emacs 35.5MB, vscodium 291.1MB)
“Super responsive, minimal-by-default” is kinda already met by Sublime Text, but it’s certainly not in assembly lol. And not OSS — thanks for sharing your work with the world :)