Human proof for FOSS contributions.
The idea is to use asciinema to record the edit session and share it along the patch with the reviewers so we can see that it was written by a human not by an LLM.
Human proof for FOSS contributions.
The idea is to use asciinema to record the edit session and share it along the patch with the reviewers so we can see that it was written by a human not by an LLM.
I mean, if someone is using VSCode... to contribute to Dillo... what's the problem, I can't quite put my finger on it... π€£
@rl_dane "I've seen things you people wouldn't believe..."

One of my favorite moments in film. :D
I'm impressed that GNU ed is only 59KiB.
I wasn't aware you could even compile an amd64 binary that small with gcc anymore. XD
$ uname; ls -l $(which ed)
Linux
-rwxr-xr-x 1 root root 59,952 Mar 27 2025 /usr/bin/ed
It's somehow smaller than NetBSD's?!?
$ ssh $tildepink 'uname; ls -l $(which ed)'
NetBSD
-r-xr-xr-x 1 root wheel 64344 Dec 16 2024 /bin/ed
But not FreeBSD's
$ ssh $rldanedotspace 'uname; ls -l $(which ed)'
FreeBSD
-r-xr-xr-x 2 root wheel 51912 Jun 6 2025 /bin/ed
What happened to #OpenBSD's ed? Statically compiled, I guess...
$ ssh $tildeinstitute 'uname; ls -l $(which ed)'
OpenBSD
-r-xr-xr-x 1 root bin 227608 Mar 25 2023 /bin/ed
@sirwumpus @oclsc @dillo @gumnos
More minimal than nvi? :D
@rl_dane @oclsc @dillo @gumnos
Yes. Bostic's nvi on NetBSD comes in at ~500K, while eh is 30K. The IOCCC version won last year and was even smaller about 19K.
If you look at the commands, its pretty robust for 30K. Some concessions like only search/replace forward with wrap around, no ex mode, but otherwise functional. Even has a highlighted selection yank, delete, change, filter, multi-level undo/redo.
@sirwumpus @oclsc @dillo @gumnos
I love it!!!
41 KiB on this amd64 #FreeBSD box, used the makefile with no changes.
rld@Intrepid:~$ ll $(which vi)
-r-xr-xr-x 6 root wheel 456,432 Jun 6 2025 /usr/bin/vi
rld@Intrepid:~$ ll $(which eh)
-rwxr-xr-x 1 rld rld 42,352 May 26 18:46 /home/rld/.local/bin/eh
lol it's smaller than ed. I love this!!