I’ve been a PC gamer my whole life, but I recently picked up PS5 Pro (mostly in anticipation of the GTA 6 release later this year) to try out console gaming. The experience is noticeably different. The UI/UX feels a bit outdated, the controller isn’t as comfortable, and the pricing model (with mandatory PS Plus for some features like online play in many games) is more aggressive than Steam’s. Still, the plug‐and‐play convenience is a big plus if you’d rather skip building, setting up and maintaining your own PC.

I’ve long been skeptical of “vibe coding” and AI-driven tools like Cursor and GitHub Copilot. However, the recent Agents updates completely changed my perspective. After giving them a genuine try, I was able to quickly build a clean, “Twitter-like” feed for my personal blog notes in just a few minutes. Impressively, Claude 3.7 Sonnet Thinking nailed the implementation in a single go, and I’m genuinely pleased with the outcome.

While crafting blog posts and personal notes brings me joy, coding HTML and wrestling with CSS rarely does. Tools like Copilot and Cursor have significantly boosted my productivity, letting me focus more on writing and less on tedious styling.