Ya, 5-meo etc as well, I get that, but I’m at an age where I would prefer to have a legitimate guide and reintegration process. Not to mention it’s illegal where I am and I don’t necessarily want to experience ego death in my office slumped over in my ergonomic chair, lol.

We need a Plex, nostr edition.

I got a 3090 I

might pick another. Thank you!

10000% worth it. Now when I see/hear about a movie/show I want, I open rudarr (radarr and sonarr remote app) app on my phone. Prowlarr finds the torrents. Radarr/sonarr adds the torrent to qbitorrent. When it’s done downloading radarr/sonarr renames it then adds it to movie/tv shows folder that Jellyfin listens to. It all happens in the background automatically.

the use case i'm optimizing for is "vibe coding" or "agentic engineering" dev loops where an llm is the one primarily writing and running tests. (in vibium's case, the specific kind of tests are end-to-end checks of the user interface in a web browser.)

we started with claude support, but the exposed interface is "just" an mcp server. it should just work with other tools. i haven't tested with them, though. however, others have, and are posting to linkedin. search for "vibium". we'll see if we can get them posting over here, too!

a coding agent could also ignore the mcp server and use vibium like any other browser automation tool, using the javascript/typescript or python client lib and api. in that case, you'd ask the ai to "write a vibium script to test x, y, and z." it could then write, save, and run that script like any other code.

your choice whether to use mcp or the language-specific libs.

ideally, though, the dream use case is you ask your ai friend, "hey, does my site still work? can people still buy stuff from my web store?" and it answers with authority by using vibium to check. (and you never have to worry about the low-level details of how it did it.)

Qbitorrent as a torrent client. Added a few trackers. And the arr suite (Jellyfin, sonarr, radarr, prowlarr)

+1 for soulseek to download music. 1337x, nyaa and pirate bay for trackers in qbitorrent

Good morning, Nostr. Who's running local LLMs? What are the best models that can run at home for coding on a beefy PC system? In 2026, I want to dig into local LLMs more and stop using Claude and Gemini as much. I know I can use Maple for more private AI, but I prefer running my own model. I also like the fact there are no restrictions on these models ran locally. I know hardware is the bottleneck here; hopefully, these things become more efficient.

I refuse "online dating" it’s the absolute worst…

I’ve been single for almost 6 years now…

I’m retarded I know this

But somehow normies think me being able to explain the difference between something as simple as software and hardware is something to celebrate

Can’t believe this is the only place on the internet where I’m actually retarded

Are you interested in open source gun developers being on dispatch?

I think that 2A and Bitcoin is an alliance worth cultivating.

End the Fed.

Repeal the Exit Tax.

Leave me alone.

The 2025 news cycle

@Axios

This might not seem like a big deal to most people, but to me it’s an incredible example of where AI-powered software development is today.

Last night, I added Google Cast support to my ZapTrax app with the help of my robot friend, and it works great on my phone. I can now cast music throughout my house, something I’ve wanted for a long time so I can listen to these musicians on every speaker in my home.

However, GrapheneOS doesn’t play nicely with Google services, and two users quickly reported crashes. I took their crash reports and handed them to my robot, Claude. Immediately, my friend got to work, identified the issue, and helped fix it.

Forty thousand Americans die on government roads every year, and nobody holds anyone accountable. Yet when libertarians suggest private alternatives, the response is always the same: "But who will build the roads?" The question itself is more interesting than people realize. It reveals not the impossibility of markets, but the depth of the state's success in making people unable to imagine alternatives to its failures. nostr:naddr1qqgxywfsxccxgdmxxscngcnx8qcnyq3qklkk3vrzme455yh9rl2jshq7rc8dpegj3ndf82c3ks2sk40dxt7qxpqqqp65wu8l4h8

Is it just me or is it getting increasingly more difficult to find cotton shirts?

why

After you buy an $800-2000 video card…

Silver price is making me nervous

Merry Christmas, Nostr. I am a simple man. All I asked Santa for this year was the Bitcoin supercycle the influencers have been telling me about for multiple cycles now....

What scares me about the curious mysteries of the ancient civilizations like giant megalithic structures aligned with astronomical events is not the fact that they could build such structures, but that, perhaps the building of such structures in such alignments was trivial for them.

they think we are retarded

Including becoming a lawyer? 😂

Trying our hand at beef tallow. The first batch we screwed up and was more than we have here. At $10 a jar, will have about $40 worth... This is on top of the ground beef we made for about $3 per pound.

This was made from 75 lbs worth of brisket.

Next time we'll know better on making the tallow.

Like Firefox? But for nostr?

Keychat is a nostr client or a chat client?

Pyramidal earth

Debunked BOTH, you say?

I will have to reconsider then.