Try keychat. A safe way to test different nostr apps without compromising your nsec

For lex Friedman 3x . I can't stand the dragging

It was beautiful to listen to at 2.5x speed because of the length 😅

It is a private project but I could send a GitHub invite .

In my experience, it is the opposite. After I have setup some structure and convention, the LLM just goes in full beast mode.

This doesn't always hold true. The fiat finance community is notorious with jargon that most normies don't understand. At the end of the day, the personal decision to follow up on a topic and do the research is what matters. Or learning from experience.

In my experience, the most effective way I have been able to get maximize AI for my usecases without always fighting it was to initially build some features manually with my conventions in place. Then over time start assigning some tasks to the AI telling it to use some of the conventions established in specific files. And most of the time the AI (Claude code) does an excellent job. Also using the plan mode to iterate over the methodology has been instrumental as well. No need to come up with annoying PRD files ahead of time. Just chatting with the AI in plan mode makes up for this which is net win for me.

Claude code's plan mode would get you pretty close.

Does anyone get these random YouTube glitches where audio works but video is blank and the only way to resolve it is to restart the app? #asknostr

I love the fact that I don't have to connect any payment details to subscriptions on #nostr and instead get reminders from the service when said subscription would require renewing. An opportunity to reevaluate if I'm getting value for the service before paying up. Can't wait for all daily life services to operate like this.

I think it enables one to do a lot more than what would have been accomplished but not necessarily faster especially if it is to be a production app that would be maintained. If that isn't the goal, then it is faster. There was a recent article about this perception https://secondthoughts.ai/p/ai-coding-slowdown

These days I only care about apps I build. Having less interest daily to build things for people probably because I can deal with imperfections but most can't and would just take more effort.

This is really cool. The ux would even be better with an app like #keychat where after the receive keys are generated, there is a add to keychat button or so. Already possible to just copy the key and create a chatid manually but this would even be better. #keychat is really the binding glue for #nostr clients.

So basically vibe coding for native development instead of web development?