today at 7:37 AM
Nice to combine with the Astrological CPU Scheduler: https://github.com/zampierilucas/scx_horoscope
today at 9:29 AM
Very, very distantly related to the topic, but it reminded me of the Cosmo Phase watch from Casio (CGW-50), released in the 80s [0]
Having stars and planets at your fingertips...
[0] https://www.casio.com/us/watches/50th/Heritage/1980s/
today at 9:10 AM
Well done, any plans to show other space objects too? Like the ISS or Starlink? One thing I ran into when tracking satellites in the browser: CelesTrak's TLE files skip satellites with six-digit catalog numbers, which is most of what's been launched lately, so new Starlinks just weren't there. Their CSV files have them tho.
last Wednesday at 8:30 AM
Regardless of whether it’s useful or not, the level of creative intelligence is impressive
today at 4:43 AM
I think these kind of projects are great for stress testing terminal performance as well.
today at 7:57 AM
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today at 5:54 AM
It's pretty refreshing to see such a nice and readable README. vibe coders, please take notes.
today at 7:38 AM
Saving one memory...
I took note of your suggestion, next time I will write the README in the voice of da-luce/astroterm README.
today at 7:49 AM
Seems pretty average to me. What is it you specifically like?
(Curious as someone who struggles to write readmes)
today at 8:56 AM
Could this be set up as dynamic motd in the terminal?
today at 4:30 AM
Similar concept but for a social network: gno.world
today at 6:19 AM
ASCII-rendered visuals looks pretty decent.
After reading the first sentence, I cannot stop imagining some Rust people cannot stop salivating at the prospect to a version saying, "written in Rust", "safe", etc. ~
today at 6:41 AM
Not really. One example image has Capella, Rigel, and Sirius clearly marked. But even with that, I can not make out Orion, probably the most recognizable constellation behind the big dipper.
I would absolutely love a terminal Stellarium alternative, but this isn't it.
today at 3:42 AM
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