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42 pointsbibyte20 comments

Seems like the author would want more than one post on the site before promoting it. Right now it just highlights one tool.

Perhaps the author is trying to validate the idea and ensure people care about the content. Obviously I'd like to see more so I sub'ed to the RSS feed (kudos on including that btw).

Great rundown on exa, looking forward to the upcoming content. Thank you for sharing - cheers!

I love the site design, it is so clean.

Really? It looks terrible to me: https://i.imgur.com/ibWjKG0.png

I think the blinking "cursor" in the header is a bit distracting.

would be great if it actually functioned like a search box...maybe as a upcoming feature?

I like the topic, but it is just introduction and one post! Looks like it is too early to promote it!

If it is solely shared to validate the concept, a direct Ask HN would be more effective to collect feedback.

Nothing much about CLI, just a random tool displaying a rainbow of colors missing/changing important ls flags, at least to me, -t, -h.

Shouldn't it have been prefixed with Show HN: and have the creator post the first message

Love the design! This is the first light/dark theme switch I’ve actually liked. Great work!

subscribed to RSS immediately.

Good effort mate, keep up the good work.

Is there a twitter "feed"?

How's this better than https://twitter.com/climagic?

Obviously it's not. And probably the blogs that the author mentions are also better. But why should that stop anyone from doing it and showing it off?

Humanity did not stop rocking after the first great rock band. I fell this is kind of the same.

While clm has more content, I find the original link posted to be more readable and easier on the eyes.

Classic HN comment. It's got it all: dismissive, terse, oddly confrontational. Bravo!

Classic HN reply. Astute. Clear. Polite. Objective. Bravo!

Totally right. Someone shares something for free and people explain how they would have done it better.

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