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Small update to this story: Oliver has paused OmniWM and plans to return with Hiro, a Rust rewrite. I’ll be happy to test it when it lands.
Meanwhile, I’ve been working on Nehir — a focused Niri-only fork with several stability fixes already landed.
v0.4.0 is the first signed & notarized build, now available via my Homebrew tap:
github.com/Guria/nehir/relea…
github.com/Guria/nehir/discu…
brew tap guria/tap
brew install --cask nehir
Feedback and bug reports are very welcome.
Great project with huge potential just got archived. github.com/BarutSRB/OmniWM/i…
I was one of its biggest supporters. I sponsored the author, actively tested new builds, and shared a lot of feedback because I genuinely wanted this project to succeed.
Unfortunately, supporting countless edge cases and user requests can be exhausting, and it seems the burden eventually became too much.
Oliver, if you ever read this, please know that I'm grateful for all the time and effort you invested in this project and for sharing it with the world.
Let's see if the OSS community can carry the torch forward. Regardless of what happens next, OmniWM made a lasting impact.
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Great project with huge potential just got archived. github.com/BarutSRB/OmniWM/i…
I was one of its biggest supporters. I sponsored the author, actively tested new builds, and shared a lot of feedback because I genuinely wanted this project to succeed.
Unfortunately, supporting countless edge cases and user requests can be exhausting, and it seems the burden eventually became too much.
Oliver, if you ever read this, please know that I'm grateful for all the time and effort you invested in this project and for sharing it with the world.
Let's see if the OSS community can carry the torch forward. Regardless of what happens next, OmniWM made a lasting impact.
I am in love with #OmniWM. Finally I can organise my work, pet projects, vibe coding, messengers and terminals.
Still there is a lot of room for improvements but I found it usable already for my use cases.
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Extremely interesting test collection. I was happy to adopt @ReatomJS for it.
ALT Reatom took the second place
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Also built reactive-framework-test-suite — 180 test cases for reactive signal semantics across 13 libraries. PRs welcome to add more frameworks or test cases.
github.com/johnsoncodehk/rea…
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GuriaFS retweeted
Incredible growth! Huge thanks to all our users!
ALT 22857 weekly downloads on NPM
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I've just observed GPT‑5.4 running inside Copilot tried to read the ~/.codex files. That suggests some agentic behavior is baked directly into the model’s knowledge base. I just wonder where that could lead us. What subtle behaviors become uncontrollable by tweaking the harness?
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Apparently it seems to be Claude Code issue
github.com/anthropics/claude…
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I really hope @AnthropicAI will be able to notice and fix the issue that causes extra token burning in tab-indented codebases.
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GuriaFS retweeted
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built a small CLI tool that moves your AI coding session context between Claude Code, Gemini, Copilot, Codex and OpenCode when you hit rate limits.
no more re-explaining what you were doing, or painful copy/paste from terminal that lose tool-call context.
just `npx continues`
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That rare moment when the AI tells you "The bug isn't in your code, the bundler broke the library's NPM artifact by transpiling async/await into too many .then() chains" ... and you assume it's hallucinating.
But then you check the stack trace, and it’s actually 100% right. 🤖🎯
Found a super unpredictable bug in Babel's async/await transform recently 😱
Transform itself comes from 10-year-old archive code (github.com/babel/kneden?tab=…). So, first things first: I STRONGLY RECOMMEND NOT transpiling async/await at all! There is no reason for that now!
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For ones who interested in details github.com/reatom/reatom/iss… and fix github.com/reatom/reatom/com…
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