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Also... theres no gas in it! Dummy..

nvim only nothing else.

LMDTFY: fcd() { local dir dir=$(find ${1:-.} -type d -not -path '*/\.*' 2> /dev/null | fzf +m) && cd "$dir" }

"the best parts of powershell" so, nothing then ?

cool !

Mille grazie! Didnt know warp existed, blessup and bye iterm

Idk, everyone knows commands like ls, grep, mv... It's like an universal syntax for the people that knows how to use a terminal, and for people that don't, it doesn't make sense to use this tool without knowing what's going on and what is trying to solve I rather prefer to create my own aliases if a command is too long and I need it multiple times instead of learning a hole new "language" that I don't know when I will need it What do you think?

As a coder, can confirm I'm intimidated

Thanks ❤

No tmux support = no use

It’s probably easier to just use vim everyday and look up stuff as you go, then it will be less likely to forget.

Sounds like a trait is a Oo interface, or abstract class.

smart anti

Perhaps a bit much to cram into one short, but yeah nushell is awesome. Gives me the same commands regardless of Windows/ Linux, and it's both really flexible and easy to use

"Written in Rust" is *not* a feature.

Very cool

fnm + pnpm

best terminal ever!!!! thank you for the Linux support ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

I just do not want this. At all. When I started using Warp I loved it, but so much bloat and stupid ML crap going into it at the moment. Nah.

Best parts of PowerShell? So the null set.

Because JS devs are that smart.

Bunny the rabbit

I switch to digital marketing and social media management hahah

This was pretty cool! I love how it saves you from having to manually run the code which chatgpt gives you, so it does indeed present a value-add in how we use AI :). But the sudden amnesia in the end was pretty funny XD . [Shows AI capabilities] "If I give you the same challenge but you couldn't use warp AI at all how would you have gone about it?" [Immediately forgets AI exists] "...reading docs... remember... googling... stack overflowing..."

"in front of your coder FRIENDS" i wont have any after this

Did the same with copilot for months, no problem at all.

For higher security you want to use "md5" as authentication method???

This is dope dude!! I love you warp team!!

hope to see shorter video. btw, how can I configure the AI agent using my own model?

This would have been way more compelling w/ speech-to-text on the CLI, given Zach is narrating everything he's typing. 🤓

Cant't this be fixed using an LSP and not invoke an AI that can hallucinate?

This is pretty cool! (Although, I could definitely see people running into issues if they don't vet the commands/files/etc being generated). One nice-to-have might be a "diff" view when the agent makes a change to a snippet it previously generated. For example, when the agent updated the Dockerfile, it would have be nice to see what changed rather than having to read through the whole file again. Great work guys! Keep it up! Love the product!

ha ha ha ha so much for stunts. U call "nu-shell" a "must" for a progwammer, u lose credibility. simple as that. nu is good for specific tasks, no doubt, but as a shell, it fails miserably on the ground on its nose.

This is really cool and I'm impressed with the Agent's abilities to troubleshoot. However, Zach said he would have started with a lot of googling and stack overflow if he had to do this without Agent mode. Why not start by checking if there's already a verified image on Docker Hub (there is)? That might make the comparison of 10 minutes vs X a little different. Still cool though and useful for other situations.

That’s pretty cool. I subscribe to ChatGPT but the ability to run and edit files on you behalf is sweet!

I came from email

Потрясающая работа! Моё почтение! :)

How would I do this without agent mode? The same thing, but copy-pasting from chatGPT.

Bruh 40 requests to AI per month for free 500 requests per month for 18$ a month GPT4 which u use is 20 bucks a month for unlimited requests Embedded stuff is not worth it)

Cool! When you say "with any shell," does that include nushell?

what is #4?

real programmers have their most recent tabs as ChatGPT or stack overflow

Not posix compliant

Accounts for a terminal! No thanks...

bro turned into Messi

reverse mode is really cool and useful. It's a feature I didn't know I needed, now that I've tried it, I don't think I can go back lol. It feels very ergonomic to be able to just look at the top of my monitor instead of the very bottom as well.

are they fu''ck, as if a JS dev can code Rust!

Good for them, I still look C++, Java, and C# for friendly in their syntax's. Hell, why they didn't preserved common reserved words? like const or function, and the object oriented related stuff...

i32 => should be from -2billion to 2billion and not -2 million to 2 million. Since 2^32 => is 4 billion.

how embarassing is it that your example of an easy to read pipeline is more complicated than the way it has been done for like 50 years