Look what I found in a box today! What a throwback 😍 @El Flaco

AGI is not as far away as some think ;p Instead of hallucinating like a little b**** model, Opus in opencode writes a couple test files to understand Buns behavior that it was not aware of.

Holy f… publishing to NPM became the freaking most difficult thing in software development. This ecosystem needs to die

If you have not used Coco yet, here is your chance: I have build a very simple LNURL server with Bun and Coco and made a tutorial / blog post out of it

Build an LNURL Server with Coco (Part 1)

A basic LNURL server that issues real invoices using Cashu and Bun

PSA: you can write a naive LNURL server with Bun and Coco in less than 40 lines of code.

I have built a CLI tool that posts markdown files to my blog using NIP-98 Auth. Git is my CMS. What more do you need?

If you though vim was blazingly fast, I got news for you: You can not run Bun in watch-mode using vim, because Bun will restart quicker than vim is done flushing the buffer to disk...

Was there ever a motion to add websocket support to LUD-21? cc @René Aaron

My favorite frontend prompt: I have added some business logic to the xyz component. Please refactor and style the new UI parts to fit the look and feel

Some people DM's me about opencode and asked whether I wasn't concerned that opencode tends to write to files without showing a diff before it does. And actually I am not. That's what I use git and gitsigns.nvim for! Whenever opencode (or any other agent edits my files) I will view the diff of the current workspace vs. the head in a diff split. Here I can see what exactly changed, stage / reject / edit hunks and make sure my agents are not going rogue. I use the same for PR reviews btw! octo.nvim shows me all open PRs as markdown files. `:Octo pr checkout` checks out the source branch and `Gitsigns change_base <branch>` sets Gitsigns base branch from the default (HEAD) to something else (like the PRs target branch). Now I can view all the diffs in a beautiful nvim split instead of github. Octo actually has a great review feature as well, and i use that a lot too. But here diffs are opened in a different context, without the possibility to modify or use LSPs (goto definition etc.)

nvim + opencode is the best workflow I found for AI-assisted coding so far! Especially for AI review

Okay, that’s pretty neat 👀

It took 6 months, but I have finally found the best setup for AI assisted coding 🥳

My GOAT Vibe Setup

After months of experimenting with AI workflows, I've found the ultimate vibe coding setup - Opencode + Neovim. Here's exactly how to get it running.

2025 was my first year working on Bitcoin full time and honestly, it’s been nothing short of incredible. I’m deeply grateful for the people I met along the way, the friendships that grew out of this space, and the inspiring projects I had the privilege to contribute to. If there’s one thing this year truly taught me, it’s that we’re winning, ladies and gentlemen. Being able to witness this moment firsthand, to build, learn, and grow alongside so many brilliant minds, is something I don’t take for granted. Feeling excited, humbled, and incredibly stoked to be here for what’s coming next. Happy new years and lots of love to all of you 💜

I think my Bitaxe is broken. It’s been a week and still no block found… pfff

Spent my Christmas holiday cooking up the most requested npubx.cash feature :>

She decided that she’d like to get up at 3am today. After two hours of reading her favourite stories and some tea, she is fast asleep and I am working on nostr logins 😍 Going to be a tough day, but working in the dark while listening to her breathing is worth every bit of it

I think I just understood why people have a hard time comparing Bitcoin and Gold. Gold is objective (its value is not, but its existence is), but Bitcoin is an intersubjective thing. In this regard it’s not different from Fiat currency. Bitcoin does not exists outside of our conscious mind. Of course that is true for many many things and it does not make Bitcoin any less valuable. But somehow thinking about this makes me understand the old and wary folk a bit more.

Sometimes the best gifts are the coincidental ones 🤙🎅🏼 Merry Christmas nostr ❤️

If we Sapiens are so wise, why are we so self-destructive? - Yuval Noah Harari