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Show HN: Toast, a beautiful by default in terminal IDE

https://github.com/paradise-runner/toast
38•dividedcomet•55m ago

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CamperBob2•27m ago
Looks like another unreadable black hole of nothingness. God, I wish this trend would hurry up and run its course.
dividedcomet•26m ago
there are other themes, the one shown is just extending my terminal theme so it doesn’t feel out of place.
spiderice•24m ago
Ironically, I understand what the "unreadable black hole of nothingness" is perfectly. But I have no idea what your comment means.
0gs•18m ago
hard to argue that the UBHON is a recurring theme these days! rimshot
rschiavone•19m ago
Unfortunately the trend is only accelerating
gkoberger•25m ago
It's interesting that it brags about no AI as a feature, but the website (and maybe the product itself?) was clearly built using AI.
gopalv•22m ago
The "Emacs doesn't have a file-tree" is when I stopped short and wondered what this person's background is in IDEs.

My emacs days are 1999 during my "functional or get out" phase, but my .emacs had close to 4000 lines in it, including xterm mouse support, a clone of midnight commander + sftp to a wehbost and deep integration with ctags/cscope/c++filt. There was even a line by line debugger with custom .gdbinit commands - look at the php project's gdbinit[1] if you want an idea of how to walk your own super special data structures.

You can't put Emacs in an IDE comparison and say anything about features without at least one person saying "well, actually".

I eventually switched to vim but that had to do with needing to ssh into 100k+ machines on support rotation & never having emacs on any of them.

[1] - https://github.com/php/php-src/blob/master/.gdbinit

alecfv26•17m ago
I’m surprised you wouldn’t use TRAMP for remote access then?
colesantiago•22m ago
> "No AI features"

> Sees "Claude"

Now almost 90% of projects on GitHub including existing projects are now slop or are adding slop.

Many projects are getting contaminated with AI, and even Linux is getting contaminated with this.

There is a list of projects that have non-slop alternatives one can use instead.

https://codeberg.org/ethical-foss/open-slopware

jjice•18m ago
Do you count any use of LLMs, including highly reviewed and controlled use as "slop"?

The idea that there can be no high quality use of LLMs to aid software development is lacking a lot of nuance.

aniviacat•10m ago
The files (even the go.mod) contain references to "yourusername". You can be certain this project's LLM use was not highly reviewed and controlled.
delis-thumbs-7e•6m ago
If it is high quality use, we would not notice the AI. It would just be good code.
colesantiago•5m ago
> Do you count any use of LLMs, including highly reviewed and controlled use as "slop"?

Yes.

To quote the repository:

"slop: Anything generated by AI, typically code, books, articles, or images."

kolme•19m ago
Vim does have mouse support.
kccqzy•12m ago
And so does Emacs. I don’t think this person has really used them.
jasonjmcghee•19m ago
First file I look at (concerning):

"github.com/yourusername/toast/internal/components/breadcrumbs" "github.com/yourusername/toast/internal/components/closedialog" "github.com/yourusername/toast/internal/components/commandpalette" "github.com/yourusername/toast/internal/components/editor"

schainks•3m ago
> toast is for the developer who wants to stay in their terminal without spending hours getting it up to snuff.

I need a terminal that just works. If it doesn't work out of the box with sensible defaults, it is indeed not up to snuff, and therefore thrown away immediately.

krogenx•2m ago
Now just add a terminal inside the IDE and we’re gold.
Philpax•9m ago
I wish you luck on your quest to avoid all of the software on that list.

They Stole Our Code, Now They Want Our Brains (March 2026)

https://www.jernesto.com/articles/on_ai_tools
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