I just noticed the Nostur client renders inline code when using backticks. Does it work for **bold text** as well? What about _italic text_?

I think Nostr works great as a personal blog. At least, that’s how I am using it. Then I use `nostr-tools` and `nostr-react` to fetch my Nostr posts and display them on my Next.js website.

Air ambulance arrived after the accident between a pig transport semi-truck and a passenger car. #press

Finished Cyberpunk 2077 and uninstalled it right after (at least I completed all the main missions). I feel like gaming is a horrible hobby, or at least, it is for me. Which is also why I stopped gaming years ago, but then I saw Cyberpunk 2077 was released on Mac, and I thought that was super cool to see a AAA game on macOS. I already had the game on Steam from years ago when it first released (never finished it because it was so buggy on release), so I thought, might as well give it a try to see how it would run on a MacBook Pro – it runs with no problems, even on native resolution on my ultrawide monitor. I feel like gaming is a bad hobby for me because of multiple reasons. I guess the biggest reason is just that I feel I’m completely wasting my time. I don’t learn ANYTHING from gaming – this obviously depends on the game you play. When I was much younger and still learning English, gaming and watching YouTube videos were certainly where I learned the most (it was definitely not from sitting in class listening to the teacher…) I just prefer doing something that is productive and I gain a skill from doing it. But can’t be productive all the time. Sometimes you really just need to relax, but then I would much rather just watch a movie, because then I can actually relax, which I can’t when gaming, because then I’m stressing to be the best. Another reason is that I already sit so much in front of my computer, because I study software engineering and from doing my hobby software development projects, so it’s not like I’m wanting to look at a screen anymore than I already do… #gaming

Two children, aged nine and twelve, were reported in critical condition after an electric vehicle collided with a semi-truck. The accident happened on route 30 (Vestvejen) near Recharge City in 8700 Horsens. #press

Pictures from the accident involving a semi-truck and an electric vehicle. #press

Semi-truck and passenger car involved in severe collision. Rute 30, Vestvejen in 8700 Horsens. #press

Been playing Cyberpunk 2077 on my MacBook Pro. I’m amazed at how well it runs. No lag spikes at all. 60 fps without frame-gen enabled. I think that’s super impressive. But… once I start a new game, I have a really hard time stopping until I finished it (completed all missions). This is a big reason why I stopped gaming. However, I thought it was so cool to see a AAA game releasing on macOS, so I had to try it out to see how well it runs. #gaming

I use AI often when coding. It certainly speeds up my workflow. Not that it’s perfect. I rarely ask an LLM to implement a complex feature, as it usually requires debugging to a degree where, I might as well just implement it myself. Funny enough, I don’t use an editor like Cursor. Maybe I should. Remember trying it like 9 months ago, but ended up uninstalling it and going back to VSCode. Idk, just didn’t find it that impressive. Then I tried Zed editor (zed.dev) not too long ago. Still have it installed and I do use it occasionally. It’s really pretty to look at (I have a blurry background theme and it looks so good). Some people might not care, but I use a code editor basically every single day, so it’s nice having something that doesn’t look like trash. Just makes it more pleasing to look at all day long. But its AI implementation is not that good. If I want to accept an AI suggestion, I must accept the whole thing, whereas in VSCode, I can accept word by word. So if it writes something that starts correct, but is completely wrong at the end, then I don’t need to accept the whole code snippet – that’s kinda nice. The really nice thing about Zed is that it’s so lightweight and feels super snappy compared to VSCode.

Those are certainly options, and I have tried Librewolf before (though a long time ago). It’s great no doubt. I mean, it’s really just Firefox, which is fine. It’s just not on the level of Arc browser in terms of aesthetics :(

I generally just dislike when browsers are cluttered with shit. I feel the same way with Brave browser including a wallet and VPN. I know you can disable and hide it, but it’s just annoying. I don’t want that integrated in the browser I use. Obviously, I realize browsers are difficult to monetize, so integrating stuff like a VPN and AI is a simple way to charge a subscription fee…

I really dislike AI in browsers. I think it’s just annoying. Been trying the Dia browser for the past few weeks. The UI is good. It looks beautiful just like Arc (RIP 🪦). But the integrated AI is so annoying. If I search for something and click enter, it often opens the LLM instead of Google. I JUST WANT A BASIC, MINIMALISTIC, AND BEAUTIFUL BROWSER WITHOUT AI CRAP! 💩

I click the like button on notes often here on Nostr, but it’s mostly because I want to train an AI to find me similar notes. Basically, I think it’d be a fun project to build a recommendation algorithm. So I fetch all the notes I like, and then train the AI to find similar content for me