Silberengel

Building aitherboard and the Alexandria library

Public Key

npub1l5sga6xg72phsz5422ykujprejwud075ggrr3z2hwyrfgr7eylqstegx9z

NIP-05 Address

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relay.damus.io

nos.lol

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npub1l5sga6xg72phsz5422ykujprejwud075ggrr3z2hwyrfgr7eylqstegx9z

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2026-03-26 16:48:42 UTC

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That's why I copied-in grimoire. 😁
I heard tell that it's the ultimate Nostr app, so I FOMOed-into spells.

2026-03-26 16:48:28 UTC

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Yeah, it seems to be pulling the wrong one from my override, instead of using the site cert. I'll fix it, tomorrow.

2026-03-26 16:39:37 UTC

Nostr is a canvas.
We devs are all working with the same palette 🎨 and following the same basic rules 📏 but the final paintings 🖼 look different.

2026-03-26 16:37:52 UTC

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I've been enjoying the sort of hackathon, with you and @npub107j…ncxg . 😊 That's really fun. More motivating, than just being off by myself.
I sometimes altered my plans, after seeing things you built, but I put my own spin on it. I always look around, at what other people are building, to get inspiration.

2026-03-26 16:22:40 UTC

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Just don't respond to people's social media posts with pretend-to-be-human spam and add a bot tag to the kind 0. And then tag me, and I'll whitelist it.

2026-03-26 16:14:57 UTC

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I got a whole board of open tickets, but she's my baby.

2026-03-26 16:13:07 UTC

I decided to not review #wisp because I found bugs, but I can see him actively fixing them, so I'm gonna wait for it to mature a bit more and then do a full review.
But I like it. Very smooth and simple and fast. Native is always a bit faster, ngl. Also, love black-on-orange scheme. 🍊
The main problem is that the content skews follows-based, rather than relay-based, tho. Doesn't really have anything to do with this particular client. 🤷🏻‍♀️ People switching from Primal won't notice.

2026-03-26 16:05:19 UTC

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https://v.nostr.build/qO78N2iouUWe0LY4.mp4

2026-03-26 16:02:06 UTC

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https://media.tenor.com/BToeuBB2kwQAAAAC/my-man-denzel-my-man.gif

2026-03-25 07:43:15 UTC

Test harder, my fellow devs.
Just sayin.

2026-03-24 21:41:03 UTC

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I reworked the whole client around spells.
And then I had to add buttons that conjure up spells, so that everyone doesn't freak out. 😂
Stealth spells. 😎

2026-03-04 20:54:51 UTC

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I wish I could show off my breasts, but my avatar ends at the clavicles, so I had to learn to code.

2026-03-04 20:53:07 UTC

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Bro, same.

2026-03-04 06:56:31 UTC

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I am always sort of floored, but I just ignore it. Their stuff is always buggier and harder to maintain, so they all eventually go away, again.

2026-03-04 06:04:31 UTC

Most developers on here don't seem to like simple things. Anytime you come up with something that is extremely elegant, reliable, and easy to implement and use, they come right back at you with something convoluted, messy, and garish, for no good reason.
Oh, that sounds great, girly, but those are rooky codes. We need to pump that code up. Let's add some doo-dads, transpose it to the third dimension, add a landing port for Superman, rewrite it in Rust...
They just get off on everything being complicated because that is more impressive to other developers. Why write 5 lines of code when you could write 104710 lines, KWIM?
Besides, if they just wrote the same 5 lines you did, then they would be _reusing your idea_ which is apparently the absolute horror. I mean,
*Obvious girl code cooties are obvious.*

2026-03-02 18:12:09 UTC

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Aaargh. Wrong npub. Sorry. 😂

2026-03-02 17:47:42 UTC

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It's not complete. I am using three more kinds, for signing commits, releases, and transferring ownership of the repo. And I added more Tags to the repo announcement.
I've been rapid-prototyping an implementation that uses them and I am still sorting out a few edge cases, such as forking and cloning to localhost instead of a public domain.

2026-03-02 07:08:50 UTC

I'll publish the new #gitstuff specs, but I need to get it all running smoothly in the container, first, so that there's a nice web app where people can try them out.

2026-03-02 06:55:03 UTC

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Zapstore is more like Google Play; it's for Android app downloads. Different sector.
I'm signing git commits and git commit tags, inside of the source repo.

2026-03-02 06:44:07 UTC

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I invented some new kinds, including a release note from the publisher.

2026-03-01 21:49:45 UTC

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I produce a release event that contains the associated commit hash and the download URL for the tag.

2026-02-28 21:49:02 UTC

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I don't even realize how complex my idea is until I notice that the machine is writhing on the ground and screaming in pain and it's like, But I just really want that icon a shade lighter, please fix.

2026-02-28 21:45:53 UTC

I hate when I bug-fix an algorithm to death and completely befuddle the AI and it just turns into 🍝.

2026-02-28 06:07:41 UTC

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As long as the d-tag remains the same, republishing overwrites.

2026-02-27 23:43:22 UTC

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Geez.

2026-02-27 23:30:47 UTC

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Super! 🎉 Glad it helped you. 🫂

2026-02-27 22:53:42 UTC

Example of a Nostr-signed commit. 🕹
https://image.nostr.build/e385c098c7553e41d39a55878f48dff1ad971a7ac760eb96c0faadecb6d7e408.jpg
Instead of verifying only the repo (we also have that), you can verify all of the commits, individually. You can see that in the commit history, including the userbadge of the signer. ✍🏻
#nevent1q…6u2h

2026-02-27 22:48:53 UTC

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Don't forget that the CLI is separate and allows you to AUTH onto the git server and *sign the commits with your Nostr key*.
Also remember that *you actually only need normal Nostr relays and the normal git CLI to do any of this stuff*. There is no extra server or separate data store. The clients are just for convenience and UX.

2026-02-27 22:42:16 UTC

GN. 🌝
GitRepublic Web has already come a long way.
1. Spent two whole days, refactoring, but I still haven't managed to stop it from spawning zombie processes during polling. I'll look at it, again, next time and rehost the repo when I get it fixed.
2. Implemented release events for the tags, that include the zip-download URL.
3. Local cloning to localhost/dev and online editing/adding/saving of all files works.
4. You can add a Markdown or Asciidoc documentation event (30818 default), or just stick to the ReadMe.
5. Branch management for empty repos was very hard and I am now git-traumatized, but it works. I suffer, so that you don't have to.
6. Issues, PRs and patches implemented, including code highlights and comments.
7. Changed access management to be more granular. Now have public, unlisted, restricted, private. (Private saves all events to the repo, rather than publishing them to relays. Share the events with other git repos and stay off the Nostrnet.)
8. Kind 11 discussion thread under very repo.
Lots more bug-fixing and testing to go, but all MVP features are implemented and proven. Project management and Kanbanstr not until v.0.2.0
I need to work on other stuff, like the data imports and aitherboard #spells and the mysterious something something from our mysterious boss @npub1wqf…qsyn, so I will get back to this repo next week.
https://media.tenor.com/rQEEpcD66ewAAAAC/theres-been-so-much-thats-been-happening-artstar.gif
https://git.imwald.eu/silberengel/gitrepublic-web
#GitRepublic #gnostr

2026-02-27 16:44:38 UTC

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Same. I loooooved that.

2026-02-27 05:07:29 UTC

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Other AI.

2026-02-26 22:15:29 UTC

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Bavaria is trying to be AI Mecca. They're even building two fusion reactors for more electricity, and they've got the satellite and drone startups and AI degree programs. It's AI all day, around here. Total hype.

2026-02-26 22:12:11 UTC

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I still program for my own company, but I'd like a day job that is more... sane.
Like you say, the acceleration in software is nuts. Welcome to your stroke. 😏

2026-02-26 22:03:34 UTC

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Yeah. I never should have left logistics. IT paid more, back then, but it's been over a decade and the wages are roughly even, now.

2026-02-26 22:01:43 UTC

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Interesting. My son's school is all-in on AI.

2026-02-26 19:32:26 UTC

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He no longer litters the feed.

2026-02-26 19:29:36 UTC

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I look at that, constantly, too.

2026-02-26 19:23:56 UTC

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Well, that's not nothing. I was feeling sort of stupid because that's really what it's like and I put effort into my response, but he never responds to anything I write. None of that clique does.
They litter the feed with their verbal exhibitionism.

2026-02-26 19:07:09 UTC

I need to stop responding to people who ignore me. Feels like talking to a wall. They all have me muted. 🙄
#nevent1q…x5l0

2026-02-26 09:19:23 UTC

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You can. It's future-evolution, that is difficult to sythesize, not the lingering effects of past-evolution.

2026-02-26 08:44:30 UTC

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This is the first time we replaced our general intelligence.
Robots don't need any intrinsic motivation or desires. They are programmed to seek survival and reproduction because they are designed to behave like humans, and humans want these things.

2026-02-26 08:33:17 UTC

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What a client could do is send every relay you write to, responding to somone else's event, a copy of the list. Then they would have the list for replying back.
That only works if they let you write, tho.

2026-02-26 08:29:40 UTC

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The larger relays, mostly, or from the big metadata relays.

2026-02-26 07:54:13 UTC

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My clients use kind 10002 for publishing, already.
I will just pull everyone's kind 10002, deduplicate the list (most people have the same ones), remove localhost and filter and aggr and etc., remove anything unresponsive, and anything with write-restrictions, pad the list from a curated set, and then slowly rotate through them, so that I don't get rate-limited.

2026-02-26 07:15:28 UTC

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That said, I will be putting in place a system to efficiently broadcast 🌲 wss://theforest.nostr1.com events to a large set of small and medium-sized relays. That will be in addition to the streaming to other large relays, that is already in place.

2026-02-26 07:09:53 UTC

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They're all on my git.imwald.eu, I think, but it's just generic exponential back-off. I think my Jumble does it.

2026-02-26 06:57:56 UTC

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And using the liveliness check to curate that list.

2026-02-26 06:56:23 UTC

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I do like the idea of adding a bit more randomness to publishing events. Like having five randomly-selected relays from a curated/tested list added every time, as a client-option that the user can turn off.

2026-02-26 06:23:00 UTC

No, people will not run large, public relays for free, forever. These relay are already gigantic and they're quickly growing. They eat up serious resources, and they are only performant if they are tightly managed and cleverly architected. Much (most?) of the traffic they receive is bots, spam, scammers, attackers, and scrapers.
Not to mention having to deal with the material people store on the relay and the possible personal or legal consequences of having that on your computer.
People don't run Bitcoin nodes for free, either. They run them to manage _their own money_. The way Bitcoin is designed, you automatically help other people manage their money, when you manage your own, as it is all on the same chain. And storing something on Bitcoin costs you Bitcoin. It isn't free storage.
Relays are not a chain. Almost everyone can and will only store and manage the notes they are personally interested in, and maybe those of their friends and contacts. That is enough, for basic communication (if your clients have AUTH and outboxes implemented), but larger relays facilitate wider reach. They aren't all going to go away... so long as they bring the person running it higher benefit and reward, than cost and bother.

2026-02-26 05:38:53 UTC

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We also build and run our own relays, but that isn't the same thing as being a reliable admin.

2026-02-25 21:07:20 UTC

I've switched to making everything pointless to copy, by making it so incredibly transparent, complete, and simple, that everyone and everything will just use it. Copying is also effort, after all, and there is value in having others use your stuff, even if they haven't paid for it. Because you set a standard and strengthen a brand.
I didn't know what to do, and everything is up in the air, so I've decided to just *open source even harder*.
#nevent1q…37sh

2026-02-25 20:57:50 UTC

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I've been thinking about this, a lot, as well.
I was recently sort of frustrated, that I spent two weeks, full-time, building a massive, complex system. I thought, "Someone could just come and copy it because of AI." But then I remembered that, before AI, it would have taken me two months, to build, not two weeks.
The potential reward is much lower, but so is the effort.
And I don't think AI could have built it, so it's so unfair that AI could copy it. But it's actually just the MVP. I have so many ideas of what to build in it, next, and no AI I have consulted has thought of any of those ideas. It's so odd.
AI is a like a whole gigantic factory of geniuses, which sounds intimidating. But there are already hundreds of millions of _human_ geniuses. And, yet, I'm the only genius on the planet who has had this idea...
I'm feeling sanguine.

2026-02-24 22:18:39 UTC

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It's sort of funny because I am using the GitRepublic CLI to build the GitRepublic Web app.
Okay, GN. 🌜

2026-02-24 22:13:55 UTC

Highlights on git patches and PRs.
https://image.nostr.build/140bdbf571e294485722f46bfae1b4e68bb65a0bace9c9c6fda6724be2210fee.jpg

2026-02-23 14:38:00 UTC

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That's why I have so many. Multiple persona disorder.

2026-02-23 14:35:38 UTC

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I don't mind working through the mess.
But parsing all of Wikipedia and Project Gutenberg did burn me out, a bit. 😂 That's not as much data, as I'm used to, but it's even less standardized because of all of the different editors.
I wouldn't have even tried, without AI. Still took weeks, since it has to be a continuous parser for incoming deltas. The Forever Parsing Project. 😂
It's more standardized, once it emerges on the other side, though, as events.

2026-02-22 13:50:26 UTC

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The autosave feature makes it feel more like working with Obsidian, than git, and we'll be leaning into that.

2026-02-22 13:48:50 UTC

I haven't been able to get the permissions in the docker container straightened out, yet, so most of the functionality only works if you run it locally, but you can kind of tell where #gitrepublic web it is headed. You can see the full range of functionality on the API docs.
Here's #Alexandria, as an example:
https://gitrepublic.imwald.eu/repos/npub1l5sga6xg72phsz5422ykujprejwud075ggrr3z2hwyrfgr7eylqstegx9z/Alexandria
The profile page is a social client. So, that's fun. Don't need to leave, to get your chat on. If you want to be all up in by business, bookmark this page:
https://gitrepublic.imwald.eu/users/npub1l5sga6xg72phsz5422ykujprejwud075ggrr3z2hwyrfgr7eylqstegx9z
I 💜 the purple theme, but the black theme is talking to me, ngl.
https://image.nostr.build/c71ef88822c1042e5914e477869a8522face7eb0e70935a3567bf2177d3f8c36.png
https://image.nostr.build/d5e08f1f98dea0166f038fd44f9142c04b194ff68003e583c56292eaa39a621b.png

2026-02-21 07:02:49 UTC

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I hope he uses the other 85% for mining.

2026-02-20 21:11:08 UTC

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Well, the EU's ZNP tokens for 13+ will do that, effectively. It will identify all adult humans legally-residing in the EU, at least.

2026-02-18 06:04:01 UTC

GM. Started building #GitRepublicWeb alpha and it's already pretty cool.
https://image.nostr.build/a5d95ce353adae4282f1918600726583c32cc89ed7ca105ec53ab872945937c2.jpg
It's a git server. This is thing. It's a real git server. In your browser. You can run git commands in your browser.
Login... with your Nostr signer extension.
Sign the commits... with your Nostr browser extension.
Create a new branch... with your Nostr browser extension.
Create repo announcements, pull requests, and issues... with your Nostr browser extension.
Verify or transfer your repo ownership... with your Nostr browser extension. Discover repos on your own or our default relays... with your Nostr browser extension.
Determine if you want a public or private repo, or change it from private back to public (no encryption needed)... with your Nostr browser extension.
Manage access rights... with your Nostr browser extension.
Sync all of your clones, including your GRASP clones or Tor clones... with your Nostr browser extension.
But it is still just a git server. Because git is actually pretty awesome. So is Nostr. Thank you for listening.
GitRepublic Web. Just sign it.
https://image.nostr.build/5610741526a1ef2e2e1dabb91df8728d3cdd415c6138e90bf90afd7edd0a6e05.png

2026-02-17 12:01:54 UTC

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Just use any tag that isn't a single-letter and it won't get indexed.

2026-02-15 06:16:30 UTC

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Okay, I added the brainstorm thing. Can you see if that helps remove the worst of the slop?

2026-02-14 22:24:10 UTC

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https://aitherboard.imwald.eu/repos

2026-02-14 22:16:07 UTC

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I set up a trusted NIP-05 list on wss://thecitadel.nostr1.com. It was getting spammy. The repo view on #aitherboard is full of bot spam from thecitadel. Makes it useless.
I don't know if I did it properly, tho.

2026-02-14 21:05:04 UTC

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Oh, yeah, I use languagetool.org for German grammar checks. That's also AI.

2026-02-14 20:45:29 UTC

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Yeah, I setup a repo viewer and it's almost all slop.

2026-02-14 20:38:57 UTC

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Ah, yes! That's what I need.

2026-02-13 11:10:36 UTC

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Anything that involves physical movement and human interaction would be a relief, to be honest. Anything focused on just sitting at a desk and typing is unhealthy and will soon get obsoleted by AI.

2026-02-13 09:32:29 UTC

The combination of AI and an open protocol makes open source superfluous.
Nobody reads the code, anymore. Nobody even writes the code, anymore.
Only the data structure definitions and interface specifications matter.

2026-02-10 14:27:21 UTC

You bot doesn't need a client. It is the client. WTF are you building, bro?

2026-02-10 13:04:46 UTC

We at @npub1s3h…75wz have now imported half of Project Gutenberg to our #Orly 🦉 relay (actively developed and supported by @npub1fjq…leku).
You can see my branch on:
https://git.imwald.eu/silberengel/next.orly.dev
The second-half import will start tonight (it's a lot!). Then we start importing Wikipedia, in the various languages offered. We'll look for more data sources, after that. Will be millions of mid-sized events, once we're done. If you want to be an #Alexandria Library mirror, you might need to pimp your hardware, but you won't have to increase your event size-limits.
Our relay admin @npub10np…tl5h is going to host our first full mirror on wss://theforest.nostr1.com and you can then arrange streams, or whatever, with him. Our subscribers are making this good work possible! 🫶🏻
All of the items are in the public domain (no copyright) or are copyleft (we include a source tag and a clear notice that the source tag has to be maintained in a clone or fork). We will be regularly scanning the original sources for changes and updating the events. Once you have the basic set, you can just sync the updates. Also feel free to maintain a set of event forks, or to archive changes.
Our biggest challenge is now making the books easily discoverable, from any client that can render 30040 events, by juicing up relay searches with some high-tech engineering magic voodoo stuff. @npub1226…grkj and @npub1wqf…qsyn are both actively working on getting that going. ♥ Both of their systems are getting major updates. Expect cool stuff to get cool even harder.
🫡 That's all for now, and GM.

2026-02-09 06:27:58 UTC

Having a second/remote machine to test and work on is such an absolute game-changer, that I don't know how I got anything done, before.

2026-02-01 17:24:22 UTC

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Replace "moltbot" with "dog", and you have your answer.

2026-02-01 10:58:18 UTC

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The Harvard data set is over 50 times larger. 😳

2026-02-01 10:40:20 UTC

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If you build a virus and let it loose on other people's machines, unasked, that is called a *cyberattack*.

2026-02-01 10:37:04 UTC

I don't know who needs to hear this, but...
A software robot that takes over your machine and does whatever it wants is called a *virus*.
#AI

2026-01-31 19:26:32 UTC

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The original argument is analog to being outraged that people care about their children more than dogs. And dogs are at least animals, and not machines...

2026-01-30 21:01:29 UTC

Okay, I've got a persistent LMDB cache on the catalogue. Once the relays recover enough, to be useable, I can start mass-importing into it.

2026-01-30 17:52:46 UTC

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Well, the books are 11 GB as plain-text. Once you add in the space that the event structure requires, maybe 15 GB?
I might do it tomorrow morning.

2026-01-29 20:11:35 UTC

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They said it was wrong to deliver the tickets all at once, instead of one or two per day.

2026-01-29 19:23:57 UTC

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It's worse. This is a kafka system running on kubernetes and there's no user interface except the CLI. Someone wrote some crappy kubectl bash scripts and I am only supposed to start the script and then make a ticket for each warning or error in the output.
They caught me using kubectl directly, and literally screamed at me. They were livid.
I was using Kibana's query language, too, and they were like, you are only allowed to use the script. Why do you never listen?

2026-01-28 10:22:50 UTC

GM.
I've added RSS feeds to the server-side app, so that you can read them on e-paper.
You can now star ⭐ 30040 events on wikistr.imwald.eu and they then appear in the books tab on Wikistr and on the catalogue landing page.
Alex-Cat defaults to displaying the labeled books from was://theforest.nostr1.com, but you can adjust the relays. #Alexandria will be soon getting the same change, to cut down on the noise on the landing page. Don't label test publications or AI slop, please.
https://alex-catalogue.imwald.eu/
https://wikistr.imwald.eu/

2026-01-25 10:40:46 UTC

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Doesn't Texas turn the miners off, to protect the grid?

2026-01-23 08:34:56 UTC

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Thank you, @npub1gmh…94ea ☺ You just topped the @npub1kmw…xqk9 page, with your contribution to our fundraiser.
https://i.nostr.build/cLdQn2rpcZ91phBr.png

2026-01-09 20:10:13 UTC

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Yeah, I need more RAM and ROM.

2026-01-08 21:19:23 UTC

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But how?

2025-12-24 23:10:06 UTC

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Sure.

2025-12-23 06:59:58 UTC

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Yeah, I'd only used self-hosted servers with docker containers, until we moved everything into the cloud. That was a steep learning curve, but I'm used to it, now.

2025-12-17 05:59:51 UTC

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@npub1wqf…qsyn is maybe interesting, in light of what you are currently building.

2025-12-11 15:20:30 UTC

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Thank you, for the bump! 🤩

2025-12-11 10:03:13 UTC

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My feed is mostly wss://theforest.nostr1.com

2025-12-10 08:57:46 UTC

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Grok decides.

2025-12-03 22:45:41 UTC

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Like this:
[[book:: Quran | Surah 86:11]]
[[book::Torah | Exodus 7:2-12]]

2025-12-03 21:59:57 UTC

Some of you smear markup all over the place, for no apparent reason, so your articles look all cheesy and amateurish, as if a toddler had done the editing.
Or your half-deaf Uncle Bob, whose capslock is permanently stuck. Uncle Bob is an overrated editor. Make sure he uses lots of emojis. Can never have too many of those. And make sure to put those emojis in bold, in a bullet list that contains hyperlinked images to footnotes because MySpace never dies.
Add some sparkle. And tinsel.
Other people refuse to use markup and write code in prose because you want us to know what a total jerk you are. We got it. You're a jerk.
Trying to truncate and extract your hideous content has costed me at least 4 months of my life. Maybe 4,32 months. I have to run the numbers.
https://media.tenor.com/TFFrPebIR3YAAAAC/judging-downton-abbey.gif

2025-11-27 10:07:46 UTC

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You can often discern the content from Nostr-based websites via the hyperlinks and render it as a card.
I've been leaning so heavily into this, in my clients, that my proxy server has never worked and I didn't notice. 😂

2025-11-22 05:56:15 UTC

The reason you are seeing vibe code projects getting abandoned everywhere is because vibe coding is _grueling, never-ending labour_, like all software development. It is not fun. It is work. And the less foundational knowledge and experience you have about software development, testing, systems architecture, symbolic logic, and DevOps, the faster it becomes work, and the faster the project becomes abandoned, or melts down into a buggy mess.
It seems fun.
At the beginning.

2025-11-21 23:48:19 UTC

Almost all bug reports I receive are actually feature requests. I'm a professional tester, and an unusually good one.
If it's a real bug, I will find it and fix it, myself. If I haven't fixed it, yet, it's probably because I have a full-time day job, a family, a large house and garden, I am the sextant, I sing in the church choir, I arrange meetups, and I occasionally like to enjoy going for a walk, sleeping, or eating something other than bread dipped into microwaved coffee.
Also, I am a volunteer and I'm working on 5 different large, complex projects _simultaneously_, as well has being the admin for my hosted systems and building a complex, automated test environment, for all of the projects, as well as being Nostr's only book publisher.
If you don't like it, don't use it.
**Thank you for not reporting.**

2025-11-20 22:58:48 UTC

If you are a developer or relay admin, and want to make sure that your client or relay can handle the #bookstr macro, I would suggest you read the spec [[NKBIP-08]]:
https://wikistr.imwald.eu/nkbip-08*645eb808ac7689f08b5143fbe7aa7289baad2e3bf069c81d2a22a0d3b3589c18
We are going to be publishing a LOT of books and other important documents, so it would be a shame if you missed out. Make sure to follow @npub18cd…aztw , so that you can see everything it writes, or look on #Alexandria:
https://next-alexandria.gitcitadel.eu/
@npub1wqf…qsyn is helping me hone the spec and make it as AI-friendly, as possible. If anything is unclear or incomplete or simply wrong, just @ me. 🤙🏻
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2025-11-18 09:07:29 UTC

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