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Hi
I just wrote a git (pseudo-)shell purely in Bash out of annoyance, and apparently may work in replacement to (archived) git-sh
github.com/BashhScriptKid/Giโฆ
This has covered most of my workflow, but I'd like to know if anyone's interested in using and adding more stuff in here
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Replying to @G_R_S__
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#ใคใฌใคใ #้ญๅฅณใฎๆ
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Form does, and ought to, follow function.
Whoever designed this new UI has understood neither concept. It appears that they think "form" just means "aesthetics" and that "function" somehow follows from that.
Form is what makes a thing what it is, not how it looks. In a tool, the end dictates it: the helmsman, knowing what a rudder is for, knows what form it should take; the shipwright knows what material to make it from.
The order is explanatory rather than chronological. A found object only becomes a tool once its form is judged against a use. (n.b. I am not talking about the architectural "philosophy", but Aristotle's ordering principle: hypothetical necessity.)
The registry editor exists to navigate a deep, sprawling tree of keys. Its form follows from that: as much of the tree in view as possible, with clear cues for depth.
The old one was "cramped" because it was dense, and dense because that is what the job demands. The new one trades that for whitespace and prettiness.
They have probably never had to use the registry. All they have done is follow the fashion for airy, spacious UIs instead of asking what the tool is for. Dense is not cluttered for goodness sake. I really hate that UIs keep getting sparser and larger at the expense of function.
Here's your first look at Microsoft's new WinUI 3 Registry Editor, but it's a developer sample preview, so it may not ship on Windows 11 anytime soon.
Windows Latest found the app inside Microsoft's open-source Reactor repository, and I built it myself on Windows 11.
It keeps the familiar two-pane layout but replaces the cramped Windows 95-era interface with native WinUI 3 controls, a dark-mode-ready design, and smoother animations.
It can read, create, rename, and delete registry keys, edit values, and search the registry. It even uses Mica, with no Electron or WebView2 involved.
There are still unfinished features, and Microsoft hasn't announced plans to replace regedit.exe.
This is a developer sample made by Microsoft, not an official Windows 11 replacement.
I hate this is actually true
Linux is only better because it's open source and inherits the cool UNIX design
NT as I have learnt is elegant as HELL, it's just that the programs still rely on the fucked up DOS system that it became shit again
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Me angry #quantumphysics
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believing AI can't code or make games is a mistake
believing AI solved coding and game dev is also a mistake
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Replying to @gdechichi
It's both Amdahl's law and the Theory of Constraints:
Making one part of the job a hundred times faster, doesn't make the entire job a hundred times faster. And eliminating the biggest constraint just shifts what the biggest constraint is.
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#maryclip_
๐ฅ: ๋์ ์ด์ ๋จ์ถ ๋์ข ๋ณด์ฌ์ฃผ๋ฉด ์๋๊ฒ ๋?
๐งธ: ๊ตฌ๋!
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We got your back, New York!
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
Several figures here arenโt federal results or NY-specific. The $472B combines US wide pledges: Micron's $250B is nationwide (NY site $100B) Anthropic's $50B covers TX and NY. The 48% murder drop is from NY's state run GIVE program (28 departments, Jan โ May 2026).
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