wasn't it strongly implied that things like that would be enabled via the expansion port and aftermarket products? I would not be surprised to see color AR within a year of launch

Zed is pretty good these days. With a claude subscription, you get close to the same experience as Cursor, but with an editor that's much snappier.

You can’t use a Claude subscription in Zed. Codex and Copilot are supported

/edit: occurred to me that OP meant Claude via ACP, not directly

To be clear, you can totally use a claude code subscription in Zed. You just risk a chance that they're ban you and your subscription for it. Or you have to pay API pricing. Who's got money for that though, shit.

Signed up for Zed upon seeing this, signed in with GitHub, it failed instantly. Emailed support, they asked me to prove my ID because I was flagged as a bot. I immediately revoked access.

Fairly certain the support reply was from a bot, too. Meh.

We don't know and that's why the next few years are not looking bright. This is going to massively accelerate existing income inequality until it breaks our economy. Some have suggested universal basic income as the relief, but good luck getting the United States Congress to deliver that for its people. We're talking something much bigger than The New Deal and that only happened because the fucking Great Depression happened first.

Problem? Buying what makes you happy is keeping the entire synth industry afloat!

As a person whose wife got her "you're in remission" statement a few months ago, this one hit me right where it counts.

well, see, you can send an event to an LLM and it can send an event back so it's an AI company now. I am an AI company, now, too.

Well yeah, if you are just trying to have "blazing fast navigation and working forms" use Vanilla Rails. If you have the need for lots of javascript interactivity, you'll probably want to hire devs that are well-versed in Javascript frameworks. Try convincing them to just use Vanilla Rails and tell me how that goes.

I think it's because our legal system is predicated on "innocent until proven guilty" for really, really good reasons. One such reason is assuming people should not be protected by the law without proving allegations against them in a court.

it's also unconstitutional to deny people due process but that's clearly been disregarded by the current administration. Reap what you sow.

I think the judge understands the law more deeply than ICE agents. Very unlikely that the judge will be found guilty of the crime charged by FBI, but that's not the point. The point is for Trump and his cronies to scare the judiciary into submission.