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Even if you wanted to, which I agree with most people ITT that you shouldn't, you could just use sixel or other already well defined standard. Except that wouldn't put your name out there which is what this shit is always about: not solving some problem but getting some laurels instead.
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>>108654938
it's a thing i first encountered on macs with shit like homebrew using cute emojis/characters everywhere. i've seen it on linux as well, and now ai puts emoji into all of the code it makes. it's horrible.
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>>108651497
Poser shit. All you need for your shell is a .zshrc with a handful of ZSH's built ins turned on. You don't need oh my zsh shit that makes your shell take 5+ seconds to boot.
This is for people who want a GUI, but who want to feel 1337 for using the terminal.
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why does the text in op's screenshot looks like shit?
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>>108658352
Refusing to use irreplaceable functions of the English language solely because some Venture Capitol money siphon abuses that function may be the most retarded, contrarian bullshit I've heard. I will continue using em dashes.
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>>108651497
The real problem is people pretending they're using a PDP-11 instead of taking advantage of all the features that computers in the 80s were capable of doing, like graphics. You shouldn't be using a terminal unless you're connecting to another computer. Your computer's capable of displaying graphics, so just use a text window for interactive program I/O, like Racket, instead of a "terminal." Some languages in the 80s were used for graphics too like BASIC and LOGO. The obsession with "terminals" is more UNIX brain damage.
https://docs.racket-lang.org/teachpack/2htdpimage.html
>>108651497
>I think programs should be able to render arbitrary pixel data on the terminal.
They already have that, except it's not a "terminal." You're using one right now.