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2025-06-12 13:40:30 UTC

Frankie Chat has all the latest models from OpenAI, like GPT 4.1, o3 and o4-mini.
We also have DeepSeek V3 and R1, Grok 3 and starting today Anthropic Claude 4 sonnet and 3.5 haiku.
Try it out: signin with nostr, recharge with sats: https://www.frankie.tools
https://media.ditto.pub/267ae637b1489f2050146dcee9c2dc12037195951caa766f78352c5d0cf9daaa.png

2025-05-20 09:45:50 UTC

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Ok i read it.
So, the idea is basically to rename what is informally called sats to bitcoin (or BTC).
I can see that a lot of current material would become obsolete.
At the same time very few people will ever deal with bitcoin units as originally intended plural. Probably 99 plus percent of the planet will only have sats. Everyday conversation will be in sats. Or with a very dumb decimal representation.
No one outside a very close circle of bitcoin geeks knows whats a sat is.
It's probably for the best. And when the late majority will come to buy bitcoins they'll buy a few thousands which is more attractive than a small fraction.

2025-05-01 21:23:51 UTC

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I do signin with nip55. Works also with signer on desktop.

2025-05-01 11:17:23 UTC

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Report.. https://image.nostr.build/3dd1877dad3eb8ac9a8f80e24f98fdd5b5889e692f70a2abbb029717d79d8ab2.jpg

2025-04-30 15:53:08 UTC

What if @nprofile…tdq0 added support for PWA?
They are the only real decentralized distribution form for mobile apps.
With Zapstore we get discoverability and also (maybe) better updates.

2025-02-03 08:46:09 UTC

@nprofile…78xe @nprofile…as7k is this still good for a quick-start? https://thegrinder.npub.pro/post/zapstream-guide/

2025-01-31 22:03:21 UTC

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https://bringin.xyz/

2025-01-30 00:29:23 UTC

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I believe one problem is that is very hard to even try and work together.
We already have all the tech and specs. At least more than enough.
But everyone is working alone. Which is good on one side, more trial/errors cycles.
But we might be at a point to join forces.
The fact that we do not have something like a discord channel for nostr devs is symptomatic of this problem.

2025-01-21 19:45:58 UTC

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Well i use sublime all the time, it's just natural.
But I'll check it out for android. Assuming it works with git / github...

2025-01-04 18:52:29 UTC

The Saturday afternoon "fun and resting" task is going to he about relays.
Because i don't understand how to pick them, no client is really explaining anything, no watch tool is satisfying and I want NOA to be able to send/receive messages.
https://image.nostr.build/33e425bebb40f968858326241edcb20453c2026cd2f6243a5ac4f7603cca4b34.gif

2025-01-03 16:32:07 UTC

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Export / download without password should just create a simple text file.
I'll double check. What OS are you using?

2025-01-03 12:36:19 UTC

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Interesting.
Have you tried this? (yes I built)
https://github.com/ildella/noa
Also on zapstore://tools.frankie.nostr.noa

2024-12-29 17:21:16 UTC

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We disagree in "fooled". People do what they want and need and are much smarter than we like to believe.
I'm afraid but I don't share what seem to be the common idea of stupid masses. It's a very socialist perspective: "People are good but they (tens of millions) are all easily fooled by a bad guy with a few rich and powerful friends."
I reject this perspective in all of histories, everywhere.
But yeah, the documentary kind of fits and far from me was rejecting it. I just took the opportunity to expand on the topic.

2024-12-29 12:04:19 UTC

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I remember I did see it - or at least part of it - back when it came out.
It was fascinating, but I never understood exactly what was the point and now I get it less than ever.
Yes: civilizations copy each other, they assimilate and mutate other cultures into some new blend that become the new canon, and the cycle repeats. With them same cycle happens to religions and ideologies which are just TOOLS used to achieve power and greatness, never the source of anything.
Yes, there are powerful people and families that work together and lobby for decades and generation to shape the world somehow. Most of the time, they fail. They can lead and manipulate but only if they find the right alliances (in other elite) as well as the proper way to narrate to get the people support. But people are stupid? Maybe, but I wouldn't be so sure about that.
My point is: when I see documentaries like that one, I think that's not a good angle to use to try and interpret what is going on and why. It's not false or anything. Just a way of analysing facts that leads... nowhere.
Following that path - a simplistic example you shall forgive me - one ends up believing that is Donald J. Trump being elected president that made the price of Bitcoin raise last fall.
It's not. It is a "coincidence", or an alignment. We all know that Bitcoin has far deeper root that whoever sit in whatever office, anytime.
Same is for the rest of history. Long term movements belongs to populations. Not in the sense of "power to the people" but that in the end, without those people, nobody goes anywhere.
Napoleon did not invade Russia alone. He managed to have support of France people and half million soldiers walked with him across Europe. You do not do that by scamming people. That's real support. Stupid? Ignorant? Violent? Whatever, but real support.

2024-12-29 01:14:34 UTC

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Thanks for reading and for taking time to write.
I apologise but i can't speak or write fluently in Spanish so I'll answer in English but I'm comfortable in reading your Spanish.
What do you mean with "Hispanidad" exactly?
You refer to the number of Hispanics growing in US as citizens? Or if something else, please elaborate. I'm interested in a conversation.

2024-12-28 16:36:13 UTC

Some 10 days ago I shared with a friend this thought.
"I think there is a dossier in US agencies that covers the possibility for European countries to actually become part of the US, in one way or another. Maybe not literally US States, but more than the fiction we have now. And I think the timespan is the end of this decade.
It's about cultural assimilation, that's been going on for the better part of a century now.
Germany has completely lost direction and purpose, while France, despite its ambitions and efforts, is hitting a wall.
Other Western countries are too old and too weak to do anything that matters. I believe they want someone to take care of them. Eastern countries finally would welcome it, mostly to avoid more problem with Russia.
Empires are built over time. When the Arabs came out of the deserts in the 600s, they did militarily conquer the better part of the 'world' in a few decades, but people did not become Muslim, even in close places like Egypt, for centuries.
We live in a moment of challenged hegemony, where America's rivals are trying to 'speak up.' But not only is the US still the global number one power, as they have their navy and their bases a few kilometers from China, Russia, and Iran, but also America's fundamentals are still stronger than those of their rivals.
I think we're going to see what, historically speaking, is going to be the peak of the Empire. More assimilation of countries that call themselves allies but are, in fact, clientes — in the Latin meaning — if not provinces.
And don't let me start with soft power and other parts of the world. What is current Argentina momentum if not a surrender to US hegemony? Or Evangelical growth against Catholic in Brasil?"
That was it, más o menos.
Now the new administration — not even seated yet — is already talking about taking control of Panama, Greenland, and Canada. This is going to pave the way for Europe in many ways.
Just to be clear: it's not the Trump administration itself that is creating this. It's America's momentum, which is deeply rooted in population and acts through the millions of people working in federal agencies. The administration is part of that, and if the interests match, the process is sped up, which is what we're seeing now. The first Trump administration was in a clash with other federal agencies, and it went as we know. Now they seem much more aligned.
America has decided, and there seems to be nothing that can stop it now.

2024-12-27 03:12:00 UTC

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6.5B means africa is empty :)
China might be over estimating by 100M but the rest is likely as reported.

2024-12-26 19:55:39 UTC

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Running a mint is already quite easy and will be more in the future.
You'll have a family member or a close friend that will run one.
Because "who will build roads? :)

2024-12-26 19:54:32 UTC

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So far i have paid zero fees for zapping with ecash. And zero to transfers ecash between different wallet on the same mint.
I believe the future (present?) is zero fee bitcoin transactions with ecash.
Lnd only to refill. Maybe once a month or so.

2024-12-26 13:54:11 UTC

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What browser and OS is that?

2024-12-20 00:16:47 UTC

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That's like going to a very big and large city, and visit the most advertised touristic areas and venues and then complain that it sucks.
You make your own experience.

2024-12-07 14:38:46 UTC

Am I the only one spending half the time dealing with USB/Wireless debug not working in Android / adb?

2024-12-04 00:06:09 UTC

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done.
not sure why I had an older zapstore "hashed" in "~/.zapstore/zapstore".. never seen something like that before.

2024-12-02 21:22:24 UTC

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Confirmation email says "⏰ A partir de las 10:00 hs"
Which one is correct? 😃

2024-11-22 11:23:42 UTC

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There is no signin with a Signer app 😟

2024-11-19 07:09:22 UTC

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Same.
Is this a kind:20 client (instagram-like)?

2024-11-13 16:41:22 UTC

@nprofile…qu0f
Unfollow gets a 422: blocked: uppercase letters in t tag
https://image.nostr.build/e68c63d3d302b76352b3ad013fb374ec01a3db15d4336e4b34d44a75cabd2528.png

2024-10-28 14:02:12 UTC

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Way to go.

2024-09-25 12:41:20 UTC

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Going to buenos aires in December 👍

2024-09-17 10:50:44 UTC

@nprofile…s8dt is there a way to not see notifications for private messages?

2024-08-23 18:36:00 UTC

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YouTube and Maps are the two most problematic platforms to get away from.
Because of the content, not the tech, obviously.
Still we gonna start somewhere.
For the maps there's OpenStreetMaps and the Organic Maps app.
For YouTube I would start with something like NewPipe to stream from multiple sources, one being something like nostr / blossom / podcast3. 0 with video.
Then offering creators a simple migration from YouTube to a new open storage / video distribution channel where they can be zapped.

2024-08-20 16:45:37 UTC

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Musk has good intentions and is obviously unbelievably intelligent but he does not seem to grasp the nature of The United States, an empire and the global hegemon since decades.
And he does hit seem to fully understand Bitcoin either.
Long and non trivial topics.

2024-07-24 19:05:42 UTC

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That's not true.
They are different and most importantly target totally different people. Proton has the chance to do a great service to Bitcoin in bringing in those people and we should be grateful.
What is amazing and should be celebrated is that in the same day we got both Proton Wallet and Alby Hub.

2024-06-30 18:00:33 UTC

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having decentralised app that people "can't" use is also bad 😉
What I am saying is to leave the option, at least as first. When Nostr gets to 100x today's weekly active users it will be different.

2024-06-30 09:02:01 UTC

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My immediate concern is that for the majority of people having to install and learn multiple apps to use one service is probably overwhelming.
I would start in refactoring all possible push code out if amethyst into an agnostic package and build pushstr as optional for amethyst.

2024-03-13 14:04:36 UTC

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In this moment in time, the biggest UX issue for no-coiners is to start using Bitcoin is converting their fiat into BTC.
What are the options I could offer to users?
Pocket and Azteco have APIs but not self-service.
Should I integrate with Exchanges? With Polarity flashnet?
What do you think about this issue in general?

2024-02-19 23:27:32 UTC

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Sure, but here we are talking about 2 things here
1. the nsec.app flow (or any other provider) which IMO should provide a leaner option - specifically with no modals and no popups.
2. the styled button to "bind them all" has a different purpose and yes, provide great utility as a drop-in solution.
So yes, my "objections" is mostly to the modals/popups in nsec.app flow.
I still owe @npub1xdt…ntxy a proper github issue about that.
In respect of the window.nostr.js button UX I would argue that in the Standard Oauth user click on the familiar Google icon, does not have to type in your email address.
But yes, how would the Login button know which provider to call without the address?
Then maybe an option to just "pick a provider" and show a list would be nice, I guess.

2023-08-11 19:47:05 UTC

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Great. Did switch to tidal couple years ago.
Still can't stream downloaded content and insist to check network.
I know it's not that complicated :/