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#Zed

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@eltrac@eltr.ac

Zed 在 ToS 条款里增加了年龄要求,最低要满 18 岁才能使用。Hacker News 上不满的人很多,但读一遍被引用的那一段文本的话,Zed 说的只是:

By agreeing to these Terms, Customer represents and warrants to Zed that: (a) Customer is at least 18 years old;

同意这些条款,意味着客户向 Zed 代表并证明:(a) 客户至少 18 岁

实际上并不需要用户提交身份认证之类的东西。 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=47240158


不过,看到一个开源项目有了开源协议之外的服务条款,确实是值得警惕的。之前 Zed 添加的各种付费 AI 功能我也不太喜欢,说到底,它只是个编辑器、是 VS Code 的非 Electron 替代品,虽然是很好的替代品。

在讨论区发现了 GRAM,Zed 的分支,移除了 AI 功能和服务条款,托管在 Codeberg 上,是纯粹的自由软件。我想这就是自由且开源的好处,看不惯就可以大喊一声「Fork you!」然后去维护自己的版本。

一个 Neovim 和 Emacs 双持用户静静地看着这一切 👁

#Zed #编辑器 #自由软件

akk.eltr.ac

Eucalyptus

@v_raton@bolha.us

atrasado mas a galera aqui já explodiu com informações sobre e então decidi trazer um editor que tenho usado especificamente pra arquivos grandes e finalmente um editor com vim motion que n precisa de um plugin e a UI é realmente intuitiva.

Ele também tem algumas coisas bem legais de agente de AI.

O ruim é a falta de extensão, pessoal é bem cuidadoso pra n virar a casa da mãe joana (vscode).

Sim estou falando do Zed.

Ah tem arquivos de log que no neovim por causa do tresitter demora séculos pra abrir enquanto no zed abre em um tapa. Tudo bem que é uma puta idiotice tentar abrir arquivo .lcov de cobertura de teste de projeto gigante...

Ah e ele é bem malandro pra lsp, mcp e agents sendo tudo built in, e já tem debugger funcional pra Python e Node/Deno.

zed.dev/

Eu uso pq funciona mas o é o que tem me empolgado, vi até que estão trabalhando em preview pra jupyter notebook

zed.dev

Zed — Love your editor again

Zed is a high-performance, multiplayer code editor from the creators of Atom and Tree-sitter.

@LowEndBox@toot.earth
@LowEndBox@toot.earth
@oscherler@tooting.ch

I forgot to tell you all fine people that I switched from VS Code to Zed recently. Here’s how I did it:

• Closed VS Code;
• Opened Zed;
• Disabled all AI bullshit with a single, easy to find toggle;
• Remapped Command-Left-Arrow to go to the beginning of the fucking line, not the first non-space character, something that VS Code needs an extension to be able to do;
• There’s no step 5; I’m not missing anything so far.

@nibushibu@vivaldi.net

の Blog に、Zed の開発で AI agent を利用し始めたということを書いた記事が上がってて、そのなかで "Three rules for working with agents(AI Agentを使うときの 3 つのルール)" というのを書いていた。

意訳だけど

1️⃣自分がやり方を知っている事だけに使う
2️⃣Agent のやることに首を突っ込む
3️⃣レビュー、レビュー、とにかくレビュー

って書いてあって、納得感があった

🔗 On Programming with Agents — Zed's Blog
zed.dev/blog/on-programming-wi

zed.dev

On Programming with Agents - Zed Blog

From the Zed Blog: Agents handle typing so we can focus on thinking.

@oscherler@tooting.ch

I forgot to tell you all fine people that I switched from VS Code to Zed recently. Here’s how I did it:

• Closed VS Code;
• Opened Zed;
• Disabled all AI bullshit with a single, easy to find toggle;
• Remapped Command-Left-Arrow to go to the beginning of the fucking line, not the first non-space character, something that VS Code needs an extension to be able to do;
• There’s no step 5; I’m not missing anything so far.

@yvg@indieweb.social

Been experimenting with + a bit, a few things are very odd:

1. The quality of interactions I'm having with Claude inside Zed is of lower quality than in VSCode + Claude or in Cursor. It seems "dumber", assumes more, doesn't verify claims, just generally more nonsensical answers and needs more hand-holding.

2. It seems to consume a lot more tokens, I'm not sure why, I suspect they don't properly cache, don't compact, don't optimise input/outputs, etc. This is horrific.

@yvg@indieweb.social

Been experimenting with + a bit, a few things are very odd:

1. The quality of interactions I'm having with Claude inside Zed is of lower quality than in VSCode + Claude or in Cursor. It seems "dumber", assumes more, doesn't verify claims, just generally more nonsensical answers and needs more hand-holding.

2. It seems to consume a lot more tokens, I'm not sure why, I suspect they don't properly cache, don't compact, don't optimise input/outputs, etc. This is horrific.

@S_H_@ruby.social

🎉Kanayago v0.6.0 Released!

Kanayago now supports real-time Ruby syntax error checking across multiple editors (VSCode, Vim/Neovim, Emacs, Helix, Zed)!

LSP now returns code information line-by-line and fixed error position reporting!

Get real-time syntax error feedback as you write Ruby code!

GitHub: github.com/S-H-GAMELINKS/kanay

RubyGems: rubygems.org/gems/kanayago

@hongminhee@hollo.social

After being a dedicated Vim/Neovim user for over 20 years, I somewhat reluctantly switched to VS Code about five years ago when I started coding in TypeScript, mainly pulled in by its ecosystem. However, I've recently started using , and I'm incredibly satisfied. One of the biggest reasons I always loved Vim/Neovim was its lightweight and fast performance. Zed feels like it captures the best of both worlds: it's modern and feature-rich like VS Code, yet remains as light and responsive as Vim.

@hongminhee@hollo.social

After being a dedicated Vim/Neovim user for over 20 years, I somewhat reluctantly switched to VS Code about five years ago when I started coding in TypeScript, mainly pulled in by its ecosystem. However, I've recently started using , and I'm incredibly satisfied. One of the biggest reasons I always loved Vim/Neovim was its lightweight and fast performance. Zed feels like it captures the best of both worlds: it's modern and feature-rich like VS Code, yet remains as light and responsive as Vim.

@nibushibu@vivaldi.net
@nibushibu@vivaldi.net
@ainmosni@ainmosni.eu

Sigh, I think I might have to switch away from #VisusalStudioCode. Seems the only stuff they work on is #AI, to the detriment of everything else.

Shall I move back to #vim? Or rather #neovim. Do I still have the patience to configure that just the way I like it?
I could also try out that newfangled #zed editor that is getting all the hype these days.

One must-have feature is it having good vim keybindings though, I'm lost without them.

#SoftwareDevelopment #golang #rustlang #rust

@vala_lang@mastodon.social

code can be written in many different editors or IDEs, but what are you actually using? Here are the (probably?) most popular that also support vala's language server! If you use others feel free to comment! (btw apologies for not including vim(derivatives), only 4 options are possible..😩)

  • VSCode (VSCodium)44 (51%)
  • GNOME Builder19 (22%)
  • Zed14 (16%)
  • Elementary Code9 (10%)
@vala_lang@mastodon.social

code can be written in many different editors or IDEs, but what are you actually using? Here are the (probably?) most popular that also support vala's language server! If you use others feel free to comment! (btw apologies for not including vim(derivatives), only 4 options are possible..😩)

  • VSCode (VSCodium)44 (51%)
  • GNOME Builder19 (22%)
  • Zed14 (16%)
  • Elementary Code9 (10%)
@vala_lang@mastodon.social

code can be written in many different editors or IDEs, but what are you actually using? Here are the (probably?) most popular that also support vala's language server! If you use others feel free to comment! (btw apologies for not including vim(derivatives), only 4 options are possible..😩)

  • VSCode (VSCodium)44 (51%)
  • GNOME Builder19 (22%)
  • Zed14 (16%)
  • Elementary Code9 (10%)
@nibushibu@vivaldi.net
@forest_watch_impress@rss-mstdn.studiofreesia.com
@hongminhee@fosstodon.org