starting to practice a form of vibe coding where I am not allowed to copy and paste or let it modify any of my files directly. I have to manually type everything it generates. benefits: 1. you understand all of the code, so that its easier to modify in the future. 2. you can make the code your own, fix bugs, tweak it, etc as you are implementing it. it's a bit slower but the lack of #1 is my biggest complaint about vibe coding. symbiote programming?

starting to add a few more metrics to the dashboard based on what your node has seen. once we have WoT merged in nostrdb we'll be able to filter the dashboard based on your web of trust in realtime. could be a cool way to visualize the activity of the network with respect to your friend groups, etc.

in my evenening I've started working on yet another side project: a rust wgpu game engine for a nostr metaverse game. I really like animal cross new horizon assets, so I found a dump of them online and using them in my prototype to test my physics based rendering. not sure if I'll ever finish this, but its been fun to hack on a game engine again

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I wasn't happy that generating dashboard reports was taking over a second, so i implemented a new query plan optimized for efficient scans over all notes in #nostrdb i've reached the limit of physics for how fast i can make the #notedeck dashboard: down to 288 milliseconds (0.28 seconds) for 1.46 million notes at least this should scale nicely when I dump 40 million more notes into my local node. i have a performance addiction problem...