alt Hacker NewsI’m not sure what you mean here - we never supported fzf, other than a super early prototype in like 2021
This release actually adds support for nucleo, which matches with the same algorithm as fzf and was a common request
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Hey, thanks for responding. I guess I used the prototype then. Definitely don't remember anyone saying "this is a prototype" at the time, so I took the product at face value, and part of the reason I chose it was the fzf support.
I'm sure I recall some unhappy GitHub issues about the shift away...
And the algorithm isn't the value prop for me, not by a long shot. fzf's customizability takes the cake. And now the overall product is way too big and feature-ful for me. I want simple, unix-y software that clicks together like Lego.
You should be proud of the project's success for sure, it's just not for me!
About the "ai", the announcement is very vague. Is this incorporating a local model on device, something running on your infrastructure or a third party model like Claude? Because to me nowadays adding AI on anything usually means higher running costs equals sooner or latter enshittification.