Difftastic update: It now prefers matching nodes of a similar nesting level. This seems to help when there are multiple possible minimal diffs.
Left is before, right is after. I think it's an improvement overall, but golly the output can become inscrutable sometimes.
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I sometimes see blog posts lamenting how inconsistent UIs are in modern apps.
When did consistency peak? Windows 3? After the release of Aqua for macOS? The era when Bootstrap was the default CSS framework for many web developers?
AI agents (OpenClaw, Hermes Agent etc) seem to be increasingly standardising their design.
You have a UI for the markdown files writable by the agent (sometimes just Obsidian) plus a set of CLI tools for performing actions.
I've seen so many new CLIs recently too.
When I moved back to the UK, I ordered SIMs for both myself and my wife. We ended up with consecutive numbers!
It's really convenient sometimes.
