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2026-08-01 03:51:44 UTC

@nprofile…80qj I found a conflict with Buzz that impacts caching in Open Router models. That may also be why you're seeing token burn increase. This might be happening with other providers as well. There's a couple of simple fixes.

2026-07-25 15:55:38 UTC

I love this post so much. Bitcoin should be boring. That’s a good thing for it in the long run. Freedom is always the goal and these are exciting developments.
#nevent1q…y7en

2026-07-21 23:28:21 UTC

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You don't know? Publishers have song writers and data. They DO create variations of the same tune and lyrics, then find artists to perform it.

2026-07-17 05:27:41 UTC

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https://x.com/OrwellDay/status/2077814436585234914?s=20
In case anyone was wondering whether this actually happens.
Remember folks, privacy is perfectly normal and reasonable. Those who insist upon watching you are creeps. Companies and governments aren't abstract inanimate things- they're made up of people, and it's a random stranger creeping on the other end of every device made for infringing upon your privacy.

2026-07-16 19:57:20 UTC

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Sadly, it's the worst of possible situations, and that's why the laws are in place. If that's actually occurring, the victims are our most vulnerable population. Not something to hope for. But if occurring, cannot be ignored.

2026-07-16 18:59:02 UTC

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Hint: Are they capturing and storing the likeness of minors? The laws at every level of government on capturing, storing, using the likeness of minors in private spaces are restrictive for a reason and failure to comply can be expensive.

2026-07-16 18:37:11 UTC

#nevent1q…y3vn
If you look at the enterprise value of Defense Sector private enterprises during wartime and compare to USG spending on wars, it is literally cheaper to pay the contractors to NOT fight than it is to fight.
So then it comes down to values: are governments fighting popular wars or unpopular wars.
Unless there's something not communicated to us, it feels as though unpopular wars come with a lot of self dealings for government officials. And history supports that: with so much attention on war news there's less oversight on personal dealings of officials, and they take advantage of that and their insider access and information.

2026-07-16 17:23:35 UTC

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As for the legality, those change, and so I am not going to speak to specifics, but I would say broadly, when the burden is taken off of the healthcare provider's shoulders, I don't see why they would have to carry infrastructure to protect it beyond ensuring their ACCESS to it doesn't compromise the patient. Because the relationship goes from stewardship of the patient medical information to access of patient medical information. And I think Nostr has means of methods for that. The patient becomes the coordinator of their own medical records. That shift is what drops the costs and bureaucracy for providers.
So take a doctor who practices concierge or direct pay medicine- something already aligned with high agency people who use Nostr and/or Bitcoin- their new patient onboard process could be directing their patient to download a turnkey home server app, or blossom drive setup, instructions on when and how to setup their medical records- and with AI migrating off of traditional systems such as Epic are dang near automated- and how to open access to select medical data. Billing can be done over a variety of tools that integrate both fiat and Bitcoin, and care can be scheduled using a variety of remote tools or in person.
In my mind, it simplifies a medical practice so much, it almost seems too simple to explain because it is a vastly simplified experience. Nostr just removes so much heavy lifting a doctor has to do administratively, their practice can focus more on patient care because the patient controls their own data.

2026-07-16 17:07:39 UTC

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If you are referring to the individual patient in my thought experiment, not that long ago I would have said like yes whomever controls sensitive data should own their relay. While encryption exists, metadata could still leak, but we have NIPs now that address that, too, by gift-wrapping the metadata. Even right now with Nostr, a user doesn't have to run their own relay to own their data. A user can choose which apps can access it, which other relays it runs on, etc.
Note I don't consider myself technical and I MIGHT be wrong when in my interpretation of NIPs.

2026-07-16 16:37:12 UTC

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Probably a no brainer for you, then.
I think if more users sat down and looked at how much they could save in both expenses and time by using Nostr tools in their operations, they'd be pleasantly surprised.
As a thought experiment, I'd done this for private practice healthcare providers. While there's savings on using tools like, @nprofile…ypm5 for video visits, or even reimagining Teledoc over Nostr tools, the bureaucracy collapses when the patient owns and controls who accesses their data, which is what Nostr is designed for. The doctor doesn't have to be responsible for expensive EMR systems to remain compliant with patient confidentiality the same way, or gating who else can access the data- the patient does so and the patient isn't subject to the regulatory burden of managing their own data access as a steward like a doctor is. If the social aspect of Nostr were large enough to connect patients and doctors, an independent doctor could run their entire business on the protocol for a fraction of the cost of using otherwise subscription level closed software that's widely used today.

2026-07-16 14:47:26 UTC

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Bitcoin doesn't care.
And that's what makes it so special.

2026-07-16 14:41:59 UTC

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For internal comms, if your team is remote, and can manage the migration, it probably is, just for the uptime alone. Nostr doesn't go down.
For comms with customers, depends how you have them identified in your CRM, I'd think. If you need their email addresses, or another function to tie back to their paying account, I don't know.
Note that I've not used Armada. I am shocked Telegram is so popular amongst Bitcoin companies, for communicating with clients/customers. Normies want surveillance tech. As in if you use something that is specifically private, they think that is abnormal.

2026-07-16 01:37:59 UTC

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Not enough content on here to lurk. And normies just want to lurk.
But the bigger issue is they're conditioned that people are guilty until proven innocent. You want freedom? The fuck shady shit you doing that you want freedom? It's honestly like living amongst pod people.

2026-07-15 23:17:32 UTC

#nevent1q…ween
Nostr as social networking should be the least interesting use case. What can be built on top of it, such as @nprofile…yc5g is doing with Armada and other tools, what @nprofile…7pju is doing with Flotilla, as a sign-in like what @nprofile…gckl and @nprofile…c5re are doing, or what @nprofile…6nzx is doing with AI transacting with Bitcoin, and of course the Nostr VPN, are much more interesting uses of Nostr.
Speech isn't just the words we use. It's how we express ourselves, the associations we make, the money we use, how we choose to reveal information.
You'll see the ebbs and flows of posting activity less relevant as the possibilities for permissionless internet expands.

2026-07-15 22:48:30 UTC

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I do. It's the first app I tell new Nostr users to download because it makes every other Nostr PWA a better experience inside of it. In fact I'm running @nprofile…m0xe inside it right now (a gorgeous experience if you've not tried it). The built in extension and wallets are better than the automatic app switching between 3rd party signers.

2026-07-15 18:36:17 UTC

I open one Nostr app: no new notifications for a month. Cool. Sounds about right for me.
I open another Nostr app: 50 updates and @npub1rtl…jtfs now follows you.
JFC- I can’t tell if I’m now finally Bitcoin cool or if Nostr standards finally fell to my level I slop around in.
More likely second app is probably broken. Stay classy and predictable Nostr!

2026-05-12 22:02:00 UTC

#nevent1q…f3yg
To be clear, Nostr apps that might be buggy on PWA's or with OS's, or calling other apps should be tried on @keychat before giving up on them. It'll probably fix it.

2026-05-12 21:56:22 UTC

Everything Nostr works better on @nprofile…7ysa

2026-05-12 04:07:29 UTC

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Can't explain Bitcoin where they won't lose it without explaining so many other things first. But... Can you send them one thing that in 5 minutes will send them down the rabbit hole?

2026-05-12 04:02:39 UTC

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It's a miracle Nostr isn't inundated with it. Or really, really good web of trust coding?

2026-05-07 02:09:38 UTC

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It works be a significant improvement over NomadNet terminal sites.

2026-05-03 13:40:40 UTC

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That last part is what I'm most curious about. The site data that does need internet access, such as updating forums. Can access over Nostr nodes be modified to where they are accessible over a mesh network and Nostr? That would enable a small group to of people who might not have internet connectivity to still post on a forun they could all conceptually still reach.

2026-05-03 01:17:12 UTC

#divine is real people. Ironic Nostr is repeatedly said to be dead, when it's essentially the only place to find the living.

2026-05-02 23:45:02 UTC

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High piracy

2026-05-02 23:42:45 UTC

Think about the open fraud in government and large corporations. And their choices to tax and regulate acts of despair instead of banning/outlawing them. I think it signals the direction we should expect society to go, and not a temporary issue of governance.

2026-05-02 23:41:08 UTC

Hyperbolic Discounting. What comes next after OnlyFans/gambling/prediction markets is even sadder.

2026-05-02 22:38:51 UTC

@npub1x5t…h2p2 would it be difficult to use mesh network nodes to route sites? For example, over Reticulum and its NomadNet? Sites could be shared over QR code, over radio, etc. in addition to Nostr relays.

2026-03-28 04:44:36 UTC

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Guilty as charged.
I will add it's where human-centered innovation is happening. Big Tech apps seem archaic both in form and in function by comparison.

2026-03-28 02:35:00 UTC

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Physical passkeys and sufficient entropy

2026-03-22 11:28:13 UTC

I'm burnt out from all the AI projects at this point. Someone has a new and improved model. Or a new type of game changing agentic swarm. Or something more secure, or takes fewer tokens. I don't know. Can't keep up with it all. I think I'm going to touch grass for awhile, or at least until the AI can do that, too.

2026-03-21 22:14:41 UTC

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I'm going out on a limb here that the teacher may have previously lost control of their classroom.

2026-03-12 20:55:30 UTC

https://fountain.fm/episode/ffDwLLoKDzDfQJrHJxwC
This is such an important podcast I'm the current state of affairs. @npub1wmr…g240 has such smart conversations with technology industry insiders, in an approach that is accessible to an audience that is changed-and who recognize the broader societal changes as well- by innovation.

2026-03-08 07:23:12 UTC

Last year I was vibe coding an AI assistant in Nostr, like what Grok is for X. Tested it out and realized it doesn't work because everyone on here actually says what they mean. From is the yin to the vaguepost bullshit yang on X.
Much of Grok's purpose is explaining clickbait vague-posting that everyone hates about X.

2026-03-04 04:53:17 UTC

Say you DCA. You’re stuck with fiat while buying Bitcoin over time. Do you hold dollars in a bank or stable-coins in a wallet?

2026-03-04 04:47:55 UTC

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Britannia needs you, Avatar!

2026-03-04 04:47:25 UTC

Anyone who consumes meat understands the importance of fiber.
#nevent1q…krv3

2026-03-04 04:42:32 UTC

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It’s a time machine. I feel as though I’m propelled farther forward to the future every time I use it. It’s collapsed months of work into days.

2026-03-04 04:07:55 UTC

I run all my chat apps through a self-hosted Beeper server via Portainer on an Umbrel server. My WhatsApp account used to speak to my normie friends and family goes to the server, then the server pushes messages to my mobile clients. Same for Signal, TG, Google Voice, and so on. None of these apps live on my devices, and I still have access.

2026-03-04 04:00:08 UTC

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Freedom tech FTW

2026-03-02 02:34:10 UTC

De-Googled and installed GrapheneOS. Many praises to open source developers for making a fully functional phone possible and beautiful with more transparent technology.
#GrapheneOS
#FOSS
#open source

2026-02-20 17:47:04 UTC

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It's interesting when imagining the most money-obsessed species, the Forengi, the showrunners also imagined that species invented the more perfect money that was accepted universally outside of the Federation, and even those within the Federation who did not want to be controlled by the central government. And it was probably an afterthought, too. It's just so intuitive what characteristics of sound money would be. And yet for the Federation, they had what was the equivalent of the CBDC.

2026-02-19 05:19:35 UTC

Star Trek: The Next Generation does OpenClaw. season 4 episode 3.

2026-01-31 14:00:31 UTC

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Invite the AI

2026-01-18 16:56:03 UTC

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Doesn't Europe have nuclear weapons? So much for presuming mutually assured destruction to be a deterrent. Changes the game.

2026-01-17 12:43:20 UTC

You are NOT free to move about the country:
TSA announces new fee for travelers without a valid ID https://search.app/esTvF

2026-01-16 09:45:07 UTC

Deepfakes are so good, people are going to have to setup one-time password apps for conversations in order to know they're speaking to a human.

2026-01-09 13:38:18 UTC

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I am shocked! Shocked I tell you, that your feed isn't filled with the weird hobbies I know the psychopaths are itching to tell you about.

2026-01-06 05:30:38 UTC

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Welcome to Absurdism. Run with it.

2026-01-04 07:02:38 UTC

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What we are all really wondering, is if your public posts are unchained, what must your private chat groups be like

2026-01-04 00:17:42 UTC

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Depends. Which one am I?

2026-01-03 16:58:03 UTC

I propose an alternative to "Bitcoin is the hurdle rate". The flaw with that phrase is that there should be a premium on top of the Bitcoin rate when considering an investment alternative. What I propose instead is a risk adjust premium on the Bitcoin power law, which is forward looking.
see attached for the model.
Where:
T: The holding period of your investment in years (use 99 for indefinite).
t_{start}: Days since Bitcoin Genesis (Jan 3, 2009) to today.
t_{end}: Days since Bitcoin Genesis to the end of your investment (t_{start} + T \times 365).
5.8: The Power Law Slope constant (Santostasi / Burger coeff).
Risk Premium: The extra return you demand for execution risk (non-monetary risk).
https://image.nostr.build/8b7bfcf832565f033d8e7f8961a2e46a362180dd74d3e47a58c18f8ddd938d07.jpg

2026-01-03 08:18:12 UTC

Society would be better served if it ranked and controlled what Government could post online based on the trust it has earned from the People.
Israeli tech CEO Shlomo Kramer calls for US to limit First Amendment rights | Fox Business https://share.google/IKgcY1TCH1DJJfaBW

2026-01-03 06:20:39 UTC

I'm rewatching The Orville, a Star Trek inspired show that takes place in the distant future. It's wild how poorly that show aged in just three years. Only one artificially intelligent robot on the ship? It's created by an alien species, and did not originate form Earth?

2026-01-02 13:03:49 UTC

Technology that has shifted human civilization typically has been in the realm of advancements in communication. Or in other words, reducing friction between people coming together. Tech we consider standard or even obsolete spurred an immense amount of innovation which typically did not build upon them the way we would consider layer 1 technology, but influenced societies all together.
Airplanes, automobiles, telegraphs, phones (in all their forms), were time machines that catapulted the user forward faster and farther than they would have ever reached otherwise. They reduced latency between people interacting.
Even more recently, going from 2g to 3g to 4g and now 5g, we saw humanity propelled forward because the reduced friction, measured in latency and bandwidth, allowed for us to communicate and collaborate faster.
AI is a lever that will undoubtedly help more men and women move the world, but it's not yet in the same category as the technology that reduces friction between human interaction. It's a productivity gain that magnifies what one person can accomplish. I am not yet sure if it will be a net positive on humanity, though. Depends on how we address property rights in a brave new world and whether income becomes conditional on foregoing civil liberties. Getting incentives right to spur innovation and stabilize society will be tough.
I think technologies like Neuralink may actually be more positively impactful on societies, because it resembles other innovations in the past that have done the same, in that it can reduce latency and increase bandwidth in communication. It will have its dangers at first, undoubtedly, but within a few generations, I have faith those will be worked out through an anti-fragile system, because we share incentives, regardless of class, for it to be, and it can become ubiquitous.

2026-01-01 09:58:44 UTC

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Is this AI?

2025-12-31 12:39:10 UTC

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Pizza is already an open-face fruit and cheese sandwich. What's wrong with simply adding another type of fruit?
Also, here's a shitty life hack for those who don't eat carbs: if it's good on a pizza, it's good in an omlet.

2025-12-30 05:42:33 UTC

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Didn't one of them leave it all behind, go off to flight school, and become an amateur volleyball player in the Navy? Whose son later also seeks revenge of his own for his father's premature death?
The cycle of violence those nerds perpetuated...

2025-12-29 23:30:28 UTC

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My first colonoscopy is tomorrow. What else can we screen for?

2025-12-29 23:13:09 UTC

The final boss will be separating violence from state. Unimaginable in our time, but our species is still young. Maybe in another few thousand years.
Maybe #Bitcoin plays a part in this.

2025-12-29 22:21:10 UTC

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Thank you and glad you're as active in it as you are. Every Saturday, I wonder if today's the day we run out of things to talk about. And by the end of it, nobody wants to leave because the conversations are so lively.
The Seattle BitcoinWalks are great and unique. It's a quarter mile loop at a park which anyone can join or leave on their own time. There's ample parking, restrooms, stunning views, and food/beverages close by. It's intentionally accessible to families, those with limited mobility, and those who just live life on their own time.
The best part by far is the quality of conversation with the variety of Bitcoiners who participate. We've had highly technical regulars, first-time Bitcoin meetup newcomers, travelers from across the country, and the occasional influencer.
We've talked health, BIPs, Nostr, wallets, geopolitics, social justice, personal liberties, and even Bitcoin! There's also been a fair bit of IRL Bitcoin buying and selling at BitcoinWalks.
So long as the roads are safe to travel, Seattle BitcoinWalk takes place every SATurday. I look forward to catching up the next time!

2025-12-29 16:40:53 UTC

Anyone ever setup a private Matrix server with bridges to other communications apps (WhatsApp, SMS, Telegram, etc.) on an Umbrel?
#asknostr

2025-12-29 09:48:57 UTC

The Book Obedience to Authority, by and about Milgram's experiments, should be redone, but instead of believing they were administering pain, participants should believe they are followed by creeps. First, the creep should be in the room with them, watching their every move and asking inappropriate questions but never answering any from the participant. Then a creep should be in a separate room watching but should be visible to the participant. Then the creep should no longer be visible but the participants told the creep is watching from the cameras, and shown a picture of the creep. Then the creep should be back in the room with the participants and explained that they are now watching their loved ones. And repeat the experiment from there, with the creep changing proximity to the participant but always reminded that they are watching either the participant, the participant's spouse or children, or someone else for whom they care.
Bottom line, people who want to watch strangers, especially with the intent to exploit them (and why else would someone want to watch strangers, really) is creepy. People forget that it's real life humans on the other side of these apps, watching them, gathering information. It's anti-social behavior that society has normalized, because the creeps just happen to not be standing in the room with the participants while they watch them. #note153u…3qw3

2025-12-27 14:17:30 UTC

Can #Nostr socials win not because it is getting 10x better but because the other sites are getting 10x worse?
How can most the internet be clean, curated, professionally done, and be that bad? It has become exponentially worse just from November alone.

2025-12-26 11:37:02 UTC

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The good news is none of this impacts Bitcoin you personally possess.
And Bitcoin is for anyone, not everyone. That means it is meant to survive even when someone- or groups of people- do things with Bitcoin with which you don't approve. Governments and corporations fucking with it is a feature, not a bug, because the implications- and ironically the value- for Bitcoin as freedom money would actually be much, much worse, if they were unable to do what they are doing.
And none of it stops others from using it in entirely different ways rooted in high moral valuee that strengthen personal responsibility and free speech.

2025-12-26 11:24:12 UTC

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Please, just give me coal.

2025-12-26 11:23:03 UTC

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There are places in the world where the government is so small and ineffective that nothing works. The police cannot be relied upon. Neither can social services.
No drinking water. Every building runs on generators. The infrastructure is crumbling. Telecommunications and banking are expensive and aged.
But what also doesn't work? Tax collection. Government surveillence. Enforcement of draconian, overreaching laws.
And the residents cannot imagine living anywhere else.

2025-12-26 11:04:35 UTC

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Being your own armory, but for money, sounds way cooler than being your own bank.

2025-12-26 11:02:10 UTC

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Sir, there is this thing that has taken Nostr by storm, called Bitcoin. It needs more developers and designers to build upon it. It is a kind of shared hallucination, that believe it or not, some people think about constantly, and yet others do not think about at all. The latter have not been reached, and are waiting for someone like yourself to create the change they don't know they need.

2025-12-25 15:01:59 UTC

I woke up this morning and promised myself I wouldn't think about Bitcoin today. After all, Bitcoin is presently boring and today is a day for higher priorities such as family.
But I awoke at 3:00 am still adjusting back to my own time zone. Family was still asleep. And Bitcoin runs 24/7. What. Was. I. To. Do.

2025-12-25 12:31:54 UTC

I kind of like the AI slop. It's less censored, more based, a little messy. Reminds me of the early internet.

2025-12-20 06:35:58 UTC

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Harvard-Stanford-Wharton?
Sir, this is Nostr.

2025-12-20 03:00:11 UTC

@npub1xts…kk5s Nostr could also be the social base layer of a game launching browser that inverts the current experience of having to login to a game to find whether friends are playing. Instead, someone could see what games their friends are playing (ex: bobby is currently in a Minecraft world, Susie is in Roblox, Johnny is in a Fortnite game), and click a button to join them not just in the game, but exactly where they're playing. Think Zap Stream but for playing games rather than watching videos. Nostr could be invisible in the background, and all the user sees is a game launcher/browser that starts with their friends.

2025-12-20 02:34:31 UTC

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WhatsApp dominates the world for messaging and phone, and for corporate engagement, even more so than websites, it seems. And social media have replaced social networks for human-to-human interactions.
Where are the connections in the next 10 years? Machine-to-machine interaction such as IIoT-to-AI. Centralized APIs (OpenAI, Anthropic) are siloed. If you build an autonomous AI agent, it currently has no standard way to "talk" to an agent from another company, negotiate a task, or pay for it. An agent can have an identity (npub), listen for job requests (relays), deliver the work (encrypted DMs), and get paid instantly (Zaps/Lightning).

2025-12-19 22:23:19 UTC

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If Google isn't self aware yet, we don't have to worry about their AI being so anytime soon.

2025-12-19 21:52:21 UTC

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I love that it draws an emotional reaction. No middle ground. No apathy. You either love it or you hate it.

2025-12-19 21:48:35 UTC

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Skynet supports open source. That's why the resistance was able to replace the OS in the T-100.

2025-12-19 13:41:30 UTC

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This makes the United States sound like a banana republic.

2025-12-18 14:16:28 UTC

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Eh. I disagree.

2025-12-18 12:36:47 UTC

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I had to download WhatsApp for the first time ever, too. That app is the OS for entire societies. Every business and relationship runs off of it outside of the United States. It's gross and incompatible with my values.
We go hard on our freedoms and privacy in the U.S.
https://fountain.fm/episode/G2UESMQumN6WghscU0k5

2025-12-18 04:41:48 UTC

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Vibe coding AI is like the future beings of Interstellar. They have vast, unrestrained knowledge and capabilities, but are incapable of focusing it to relevant endeavors.

2025-12-17 02:14:43 UTC

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I don’t see this in war torn countries. Places where true despair and poverty exist. Why are stores open in these places without goods under lock and key?

2025-12-17 01:56:58 UTC

I wonder where EU and UK officials would mail government warnings? To the founder @npub180c…h6w6 ? Or perhaps the CEO@npub18am…p424 ? #note16an…gndm

2025-12-17 01:43:35 UTC

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Which industry?

2025-12-16 04:32:41 UTC

The Calvary has come. An actual engineer is working on the problem. #note1r05…sw76

2025-12-16 04:27:28 UTC

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Now do 6-7. Kids will finally start to adopt Bitcoin.

2025-12-15 05:47:36 UTC

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Try LN Beats

2025-12-15 05:24:28 UTC

Still cool.
#nevent1q…wjdn

2025-12-14 19:25:32 UTC

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Expand this to 750 words, add in some self congratulatory pontification, and I think you got a solid LinkedIn post on your hands here.

2025-12-07 00:44:57 UTC

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Now do inflation

2025-12-06 23:24:13 UTC

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Not mutually exclusive. AI is centralizating.

2025-12-06 23:23:23 UTC

I used to think Bitcoin was the mind virus and we're the freaks.
But then I came to realize as I spend more time with more Bitcoiners, we're the only sane people in this world. #note1mv2…qfn5

2025-12-06 23:20:20 UTC

Be three dimensional in a 2D world. #note1tkm…xtam

2025-12-06 23:19:13 UTC

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If you're here, you're a psychopath.

2025-12-06 16:18:29 UTC

Will @npub1rwh…7avv MENA have an open source section?

2025-12-05 22:37:03 UTC

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Slop

2025-12-05 22:36:27 UTC

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So when the technocrats cure for aging by merging with sea anemone DNA, society will literally have to (checks notes in disbelief)... eat the rich, to get rid of them?

2025-11-29 05:42:29 UTC

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That'll help. The NIP exists, and some calendars have been made (screenshots from NostrCal and ZapDash attached), but there's either 1) not a way to discover, 2) or find a reliably populated, 3) and then remind oneself, to attend virtual events. Either the relays or calendar clients aren't communicating the events, or organizers just aren't sharing them using the calendaring tools properly.
@npub1ve8…9ka6 has a solid calendar for meat space gatherings. But we have no digital equivalent.
https://image.nostr.build/03f353794b57cba72553a3434b7bf3fca80e3f6be677174b8d90f9837be9c493.png
https://image.nostr.build/a53c782a7b4fc093d2b36e73fb8b231bfb45b0874698a5f37c951fa087aff001.png

2025-11-29 05:01:51 UTC

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Does anyone block these out on Nostr calendars? We have the tools for prospective attendees to plan for these live events in advance, but I don't think the organizers are using the tools to do so. Am I missing something?

2025-11-29 04:35:03 UTC

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I modified the Nostr relay app that is in Umbrel 's app store to both read and write. Just do that, and take advantage of Umbrel 's ability to add additional capacity now if and when you run out of space.

2025-11-29 04:30:25 UTC

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@npub1jlu…p2kq ?