This is surprisingly good . Did not expect to enjoy it 😂

Depending on you talk to. This means two completely different things

This highlights what makes product development hard. Making complex things simple. The process of doing that really complex. Figuring out the cost and trade off for every decision.

Same for me as well most of the time

Do not ever make the mistake of buying Asus hardware (phone/pc/etc).

It is really the best tool out there

The social media aspect of nostr is just one of the many aspects of nostr. I stay because of the other parts which excite me more. The social network aspect is just an added bonus.

The irony is that his negative Posts about #nostr always gets lots of engagement. For an irrelevant protocol 😂

Skills on special unit of work that you do often are the unlock. Not generic skills but specific skills that accomplish something e.g get all components and their dependency related to a feature in the same file. Another skill could be move specific components from a file to another file along with its dependencies and create the equivalent UI stories. Another one could be resolved duplicate imports. It then becomes possible to build skills where each step is pointing to another skill so that at the very list the agent does things correctly. This has been the Middle ground imo

The maximum number of sessions u have found ideal without loosing track of the work is between 3 and 4 sessions. My text editor is still at the fore front of work i choose to do my self

Saw a reddit post that did this. "Polsia"[::-1] which in python evaluates to aislop

I struggle to believe these posts on twitter. Seems to me like engagement farming for Elon cash

I found a level that works for me where I start out with a feature manually to get a feel of how I would solve it and in the process, create skills that implement abstractable workflows. Then try to find scenarios on how to chain these skills together in order to achieve the outcomes I care about. I avoid having to explain my thought process to the llm and just point it to skills that where built as a result of the outcome of my manual process

What about exposing a way to leverage atomic swaps like boltz to convert the onchain zaps to lightning zaps since you plan on restricting sending to other wallets?. Boltz provides apis to do this.