So apparently, ClawdBot/MoltBot/OpenClaw has Nostr NIP-04 support.
If I wasn't in such a hate relationship with TypeScript, I'd go and try to implement NIP-44 instead lol.

By all the shit thats going on in the states, there is one "hot" take that I have.
You have some genuenly pretty politicians. The ladies you've got? Stupid as a loaf, sure, but at LEAST your eyes don't burn out.
Look at our german politicians. You'll understand. XD

I want to put this in my homelab LMAO
#neat https://github.com/ftde0/yt2009

Your other half is a perfect practice partner it seems ;) Because this is the response I usually get when I want to purplepill someone. And, yesterday, Nostr just completely kicked the bucket for me withere my extension quietly stopped working and thus the entirity of nostr just...stopped. Any call to any of the `async windows.nostr.*()` methods hangs indefinitively, errors never appear due to that and so everything is just entirely broken.
We can't have that, if we want non-nerds joining... x)

I am rather fluid in learning new keybinds - _having them_ in the first place is what most apps lack a whole lot.

Here's the ones that I commonly use/goto for most apps - like, if I have a new one before me, I'll often try those to see if they work. If not, I will look them up. Also note; I am on Windows. And I am stuck here due to accessibility... but, different topic.

Anyway, so the list goes a little something like this:

alt+x / ctrl+shift+p = Command palette
ctrl+k or typing "/" = Search
ctrl+shift+n = Usually "new" but with something added/removed. In Brave it opens a private window for example
ctrl+enter (you already got this) = submit content in a text-/composer-box
typing @ and then tab = Select something for autocompletion
alt+enter / f12 = Full Screen mode
ctrl+<arrow keys> = Select panel
ctrl+shift+<arrows> = Resize panel

Those come from: Discord, VSCode, Flow Control (stupidly amazing TUI editor, love this thing) and Github.

As for posting a new note, just typing "n" when no input element is focused, could be a shortcut. Also, if you want to go even further, look at tab-index; this is usually looked at for accessibility, but can genuenly help you improve the flow of an app.

Example scenario: You are in the note composer box, pres tab to access the options (upload image, nsfw, ...) and then press spacebar to toggle that particular one. After, re-focus the text input to continue writing or commit with ctrl+enter.

On Reddit, where ctrl+enter does not exist, pressing tab focuses on the Post button - so I can immediately post that way. In OpenAI, pressing tab puts focus on the + button to select thinking/research modes and immediately refocuses the main input field.

Those are though, to be fully honest, nitpicks and just "optimizations". x) I can't VIM to save my life and will happily grab my mouse at times. But, each time that I do, I have to effectively move my (full-)screen magnifier around, so it eats into time... anything quick I can do with a keyboard goes a looooong way to making things faster.

So far, so good. Still getting used to the keybinds and dropping to Nostros for most things - but I think it could be my next mainstay for a while! =) Keyboard navigation rules. :)

Tried 2.5 too? I am considering to grab one of their subs for some testing. o.o

#grimoire ACTUALLY HAS CTRL+ENTER OH MY GOD <3<3<3

Trying out #grimoire - seems interesting, kinda wish it was a full-blown TUI instead.
Dude, 100% TUI nostr client would go so hard... <3

If that's what it is, I am humbled lol.

I hate myself for having invasive thoughts like, "When will somebody shoot Trump dead?" But when I hear reports like this
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4JFydXRH2wM
...then I kinda can't BUT think and wonder that. Like holy shit, USA is in a deadlocked downward spiral. Its _actually_ only gonna get worse and that is pure insanity o.o...
Bruh...

Every day again, I read about another government wanting to ban social media for minors.
Thats gotta be some grifting shit at this point, right? ~15 years ago, scientists warned and experts explained, but nobody listened.
Now, 1-2 generations are algorythmically fucked. I do not see this being a good thing. At all.
Seriously what timeline are we living in? Tech-world is depression (RAMageddon), USA is the most unstable it has seemingly ever been (ICE) and politicians worldwide are attempting their damndest to ban stuff to protect kids while collecting all the data possible.
I want a time maschine...badly. Bring me back to 2000 when the internet was new, memes fresh, 4chan did real impacting stuff, Newgrounds was the place to be and games made to be played locally with no internet.
In a few weeks, I will literally go to rehab for burnout, but I will likely complain about this "stress" too because I am genuenly at my wit's end as to how to deal with this burden. x.x