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I get the concern, but how would you get AI features without actively sending context to 3rd parties? At least the policy is transparent: doing ai stuff will process your code.

But aside from that, Trylle will implement BYOK and even "bring your own endpoint" pretty soon, that means you'll have modern way of doing software without sacrificing your privacy rights to big labs.

There are some free platforms for git hosting that don't use AI. Trylle is specifically about augmented software development cycle.

You can try Codeberg or Upd.dev if you have allergy for AI accelerated development.

Landing page will mature, right now all brain power of the team went into ensuring that is has very solid github action compatibility while also not bankrupting our pockets.

I will steal this to make a local-first version of https://microterm.dev for macOS :)

My idea is to have unified environment across all targets, so the only thing that changes is speed and amount of RAM.

it's the other way around, everything is in the cloud now (upload your files to us, we are privacy respecting, bla bla)

So it's good that the product actually highlights it is dealing with local hardware only.

You mean the wiki?

Huh yes of course it's all commercial but I thought I could add my own examples to that gist since there's much more cool stuff possible with Go+C interop!

A have a couple of such gists too, the idea was to combine them since you've decided to share this one. It's up to you to decide though.

Cool stuff, is there any way one can contribute?

They don't even caution about it.

Gotta be fixed http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8tff9eN7XAI

>_<'

Oh I think I found what happens, see http://golang.org/doc/faq#nil_error