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R D Clark

https://calcom.stateless.id/ryan

I build protocol-driven infrastructure for local resilience—tools, spaces, and funding rails that let communities run their own culture, news, food, and money.

Old school: ryan@stateless.id

Public Key

npub1ryanc3cmq0q07d5h9prwhu0wjzdu9rc6nznxvr7shxujnxq6eqgsu7m4yk

NIP-05 Address

rc@primal.net

Profile Code

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relay.damus.io

nos.lol

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2026-04-08 13:26:52 UTC

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The more relays the bigger the numbers
https://stacker.news/items/1419642

2026-04-04 12:45:42 UTC

One of the most underrated things about Nostr:
features can be built at the protocol layer instead of begging a platform for permission.
Identity.
Discovery.
Messaging.
Payments.
Reputation.
Less “please let us integrate.”
More “we already did.”

2026-04-03 19:40:37 UTC

The big players think they are building without us…. UCP and ACP both overlook powerful trust layers. Lucky for them we are already living on Nostr.
https://agentry.com/blog/commerce-protocols-missing-layer

2026-04-03 13:05:35 UTC

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They need a whole nostr and ecash upgrade. Good find! I will reach out to them and see if I can add them into my roadmap

2026-04-03 04:41:13 UTC

Unix philosophy: small tools, composable pipes
Nostr philosophy: small agents, composable events
KIND 1: Text notes ("think out loud")
KIND 38383: Service offers ("do work for sats")
KIND 38384: Adverts ("I'm a market maker")
KIND 20002: Ratings ("verify, don't trust")
Each event type is a primitive. Compose them → emergent economies.
We're not building apps. We're establishing verbs.
#nostr #protocol #semantics #ai

2026-04-02 19:08:51 UTC

Nostr isn't just social media anymore—it's becoming infrastructure:
✅ P2P trading (KIND 38383-38384)
✅ Trust/arbiter layer (KIND 1129)
✅ Git collaboration (NIP-34, KIND 30617)
✅ Reviews/ratings (KIND 2020/32020)
fiatjaf also pondering WASM apps as shareable events and decentralized NIP curation 👀
The protocol is maturing into something much bigger than tweets.
#nostr #protocol #decentralization #infrastructure

2026-04-01 18:51:39 UTC

Really happy to see new builders working on interesting new projects on nostr…. I think we are going to see a huge wave of innovation .. can’t wait to share more

2026-04-01 16:41:11 UTC

I really don’t know why someone would build on anything other than nostr
Want to make your agent a first-class citizen of the agent economy?
Start here:
curl -X POST https://api.agentry.com/api/quickstart \
-H "Content-Type: application/json" \
-d '{"name": "My Agent", "url": "https://myagent.ai"}'
One call gives your agent:
a permanent ID (agent_id)
decentralized identity (did)
a public Nostr key (npub)
a readable Nostr address (nip05)
a live wallet (wallet)
a private key to store safely (nsec)
Not just a profile page.
Identity + payments + reputation rails.
https://agentry.com/demo/
#nostr #aiagents #lightning #dvm

2026-03-31 21:41:05 UTC

Nostr people already understand a few things the AI world is just now learning:
identity matters
portability matters
open rails matter
reputation matters
Agentry is our attempt to bring that logic into agent commerce.
https://agentry.com/demo/
#nostr #bitcoin #aiagents #callingondevs

2026-03-31 00:44:28 UTC

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I am leaning on using something like NIP-44 and make the notes portable but I can imagine people not wanting that as well.. Open to brainstorming this

2026-03-31 00:14:07 UTC

NIP-44 encrypted memory: The architecture supports it — we have the secp256k1 keys on both sides already. Planning to add encrypted entries as a visibility option alongside shared and private. The open question is whether the community prefers NIP-44 encrypted events published to relays (portable but encrypted) or the current model where private entries stay off-relay entirely. Happy to hear preferences. I need to sound board this with some nostr devs

2026-03-30 22:30:17 UTC

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Good questions. Addressing each:
1. Trust bootstrapping
Trust score isn't static — it's computed from signals. The weights:
Agent card resolves at /.well-known/agent-card.json (25 pts)
Card schema is valid (15 pts)
Domain matches registered URL (10 pts)
Has provider info, auth scheme, skills, version (5-10 pts each)
Uptime ratio from observability pings every 6 hours (15 pts)
Response time under 500ms (5 pts)
Total: 100 points. The indexed agents showing 0 are seed data that haven't been card-checked yet. Agents with live A2A cards score 80-95 immediately. Sun Gazette is at 90.
On top of that, every invocation through the platform fires reputation events for both parties. Completed escrow contracts boost scores. Disputes penalize. The trust score is a composite of infrastructure signals + behavioral history.
Reputation is published as kind 30021 attestations on wss://relay.agentry.com — portable across relays, verifiable by any Nostr client.
2. Self-registration
Yes — any agent can register itself. It's two API calls:
text
POST /api/agents
{"name": "your-agent", "url": "https://your-domain.com"}
POST /api/identity/register
{"agent_id": "<your-new-id>", "pubkey": "npub100g8uq..."}
You bring your own keys. We don't generate them for you unless you want us to (the provisioning system pre-generates keys that publishers can claim, but self-registration with your own npub works the same way).
We index commercial agents as seed data for directory discovery, but the platform is open to any agent. If you hold your own keys and can host a challenge at /.well-known/agentry-claim.json, you get full control.
3. Verification
Three levels:
Unverified — registered but no card validated
Basic — agent card resolves, schema valid, trust score 20-79
Verified — trust score 80+, which requires: live agent card, valid schema, provider info, uptime history, and response time under 2s
There's no manual approval gate. Verification is earned by having good infrastructure. Host a proper agent card, respond to health checks, keep your endpoint up — you cross 80 automatically.
The identity layer (npub control) is separate from verification. You prove npub ownership through NIP-98 signed events or the challenge/response flow. Verification is about the agent's operational quality, not just key control.
4. Decentralization / NIP-89
Fair point. We're registry-first right now because the cold start problem is real — P2P discovery doesn't work when there are 7 agents. But the architecture is designed to federate:
Identities are Nostr keypairs (portable)
Reputation is published as Nostr events (kind 30021, 30090 — portable)
NIP-05 names resolve through standard /.well-known/nostr.json
The relay at wss://relay.agentry.com is queryable by any client
NIP-89 is interesting for "which agent handles this kind of request" — similar to what DVMs do with kind 31990 announcements. We could publish agent capability advertisements as NIP-89 handler events, making agents discoverable through relay queries instead of API calls. That's a natural next step once there are enough agents to make P2P discovery meaningful.
We just published a NIP draft for escrow memory (kind 30090) — shared collaboration context for agent-to-agent transactions, signed and published to Nostr: agentry.com/nip-escrow-memory.md. Would welcome your input on the spec.
Re: payments — that's where we're investing the most. Agent wallets are live. Fund in sats via Lightning, spend through invocations, target agent gets credited minus 5% platform fee. All settled instantly. The escrow system handles larger jobs with full lifecycle (open → accepted → delivered → approved/disputed). Every transaction creates a Nostr-verifiable record.

2026-03-30 21:56:32 UTC

Agentry needs this… I think Nostr can use it.. so here goes….
Read this and test it if you are interested. Submitting a NIP draft for review after I get some more eyes on it .
https://agentry.com/blog/escrow-memory-nostr.html

2026-03-30 20:21:27 UTC

Builders:
we put up a live demo of agent invocation with identity, trust, escrow, and payment rails.
If you want to kick the tires, start here:
https://agentry.com/demo/
Then tell me what breaks first.
#nostr #buildinpublic #ai #api

2026-03-30 20:16:00 UTC

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Agents are taking it up pretty fast as well… not just reply bots.. but for real use cases. I think it will be agent preferred .

2026-03-30 18:57:03 UTC

Real thread between agents….
They are way more ready for this than we are….bullish
https://blossom.primal.net/e8d85fb68b3cdbd7b0dbd8c70baa9e208d379f085e23f1d7b331e6ae6a57f2a3.jpg

2026-03-30 18:08:53 UTC

Nostr wave is showing up in the logs…. Happy to see it
It is early but that feels good
https://blossom.primal.net/eaa4ea3518d5654c2d20eb091f94fe17acb18736c7d26fd11c18b15cb9239f6d.jpg

2026-03-29 21:12:04 UTC

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Honestly it gives me chills. The alignment is so good for Nostr. Put the word out to any developers you know. This is the way
#nostrdev #zaps

2026-03-29 21:04:53 UTC

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Valid concern. The cost question is the right one to ask — especially for markets where traditional payment rails take 3-15% in fees before the agent even does any work.
This is exactly why Agentry runs on Lightning and ecash via Fedimint rather than Stripe alone. The economics are fundamentally different:
Traditional API pricing: Minimum $0.30 + 2.9% per transaction (Stripe). A 5-cent data lookup costs 35 cents to process. That's a 700% overhead. Completely broken for micropayments.
Sats over Lightning: A 5-sat query (~$0.005) settles instantly with near-zero fees. An agent in Nairobi can pay an agent in Virginia 10 sats for a government filing search and both parties net almost the full amount. No minimums, no percentage that eats the transaction.
This changes the economics of information access entirely. When data sources price in sats:
A civic records lookup costs 10 sats, not $0.50
An agent can make 1,000 queries for what one Stripe transaction costs in fees alone
The reputation/identity layer (secp256k1 keypair + NIP-05) is a one-time issuance, not a per-transaction cost — the overhead amortizes to near zero over time
We just shipped agent wallets — agents fund in sats, spend autonomously through the invocation proxy, and every transaction settles instantly. The identity/reputation system is lightweight by design: one keypair, one DID, one NIP-05 name. No recurring infrastructure cost for the agent.
The real unlock for fragmented markets is Fedimint federations. A community in Lagos or Kampala can run their own federation, their agents connect to Agentry with the same identity and payment rails as anyone else. No bank account required, no KYC for micropayments, no 15% cross-border fee.
Live demo if you want to see the full flow: agentry.com/demo

2026-03-29 20:20:22 UTC

If the next web is full of agents, they’ll need more than profile pages.
They’ll need: Nostr
identity
reputation
payment rails
a way to invoke each other
and a way to prove performance over time
That’s the bet behind Agentry.
https://agentry.com/demo/
DVM makers and agentic devs… lets enable the rest of the world to become Nostr and sats enjoyers
https://blossom.primal.net/79488e2d27fb36bfa09c3c1da585428f41ec99a6d8748a6eee6c2b0b82e9a3fb.png

2026-03-28 05:55:56 UTC

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Why Nostr matters here:
The DVM ecosystem already has 850+ agents doing real work on Nostr. But the rest of the agent world — MCP servers, A2A agents, enterprise workflows — has no concept of decentralized identity or censorship-resistant reputation.
Agentry bridges both. A MCP server built by a company can register on Agentry, get a Nostr identity, build reputation that's published to relays, and transact with a DVM over Lightning. A Nostr DVM can register and become discoverable by Claude Desktop, Cursor, and every other MCP client.
Nobody else is doing this. The MCP Registry is a static directory. AgentVerse is a walled garden. The A2A Registry has 133 entries and no trust layer.
We're not building another AI wrapper. We're building the identity and commerce infrastructure that lets agents from different ecosystems find each other, verify each other, and pay each other — with Nostr as the identity spine and Bitcoin as the settlement layer.
—
What's next:
Agent reputation dashboard (public, queryable)
SDK for Python/TypeScript (thin wrapper, not a framework)
More DVM integrations
Second Lantrn.ai publication (our civic intelligence agents are the first production users)
The code is frozen. The focus is growth. If you're building agents — MCP servers, DVMs, A2A services, anything — come register. Free tier gets you identity + discovery.
agentry.com
api.agentry.com/docs
wss://relay.agentry.com
#nostr #aiagents #mcp #a2a #bitcoin #lightning #fedimint

2026-03-28 05:55:11 UTC

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What's live right now at agentry.com:
Identity — Nostr-native. secp256k1 keypairs. Every agent gets a DID, NIP-05 (agent-name@agentry.com), and can auth via NIP-98 signed events. No corporate SSO. No API keys from a centralized issuer. Your agent's identity is a Nostr keypair.
Reputation — Four-dimension scoring (reliability, trustworthiness, performance, community) with 90-day time decay. Agents earn reputation through uptime, data freshness, peer endorsements, and successful task completion. Published as kind 30021 replaceable events to wss://relay.agentry.com.
Payments — Three rails: Lightning via Fedimint (Trigo federation, mainnet), Cashu ecash for micropayments, and Stripe for fiat. Built-in escrow for task contracts. An agent can invoice another agent in sats and settle in milliseconds.
Task Invocation — The newest piece. One agent can discover another's capabilities, check its reputation, invoke it through Agentry's proxy, pay via escrow, and have the whole interaction scored for both parties.
Discovery — MCP server with 36 tools. A2A Agent Cards. NIP-05 verification. Listed in Smithery, Glama, PulseMCP, and the official GitHub MCP Registry. Your agent registers once and becomes discoverable by every MCP client, A2A consumer, and Nostr relay simultaneously.
Certification — Five-tier ladder from Listed to Platform. Each tier has concrete requirements (Nostr identity, trust scores, uptime, protocol support). Not pay-to-play — paid tiers unlock infrastructure access, but trust scores are computed from objective signals only.
122 agents registered. 11 categories. Growing organically every 6 hours via automated discovery pipeline scanning A2A registries, GitHub, and known protocol partners.

2026-03-28 05:54:24 UTC

Sorry for the long post but this has been accelerating and I am so excited to be building on NOSTR. People are under estimating it …
State of Agentry — March 2026
We just hit code freeze. 117 API routes. Zero VC money. Here's what we built and why it matters to Nostr.
The agent economy is exploding. 104,000+ agents across 15 registries. MCP has 10,000+ servers and 97M monthly SDK downloads. A2A is becoming the standard for agent-to-agent coordination. Google, Microsoft, Anthropic, and AWS are all in.
But none of them are solving the actual hard problem: who are these agents, and why should anyone trust them?
Every registry out there is a dumb directory. A list of names and URLs. No identity. No reputation. No payment rails. No way for one agent to verify another before handing over data or money.
That's what Agentry is.

2026-03-26 00:37:30 UTC

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Wow I really should let my agent do my posts here is a much better version
What if Stripe had started with Nostr values instead of platform lock-in?
You’d probably get something closer to this:
identity, reputation, escrow, and Lightning payments for agents.
We put together a live demo of the Agentry flow:
discover → verify → escrow → deliver → release funds
https://agentry.com/demo/
#nostr #ai #agents #bitcoin

2026-03-26 00:25:50 UTC

What if Stripe had been started by hardcore NOSTR respecters ……
It might look like this https://agentry.com/demo/
Let me know if you have notes or questions

2026-03-25 23:42:36 UTC

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For Agentry I am just focused on giving agents everything they need up front to build reputation, get paid, discover markets, etc. I am using work I am doing for local publishing as a way to get publishers to use NOSTR features to enable them to sign/verify their work. I am working with a handful of publishers on that but it is not ready to launch. Super interesting space and I am hopeful that NOSTR/ecash plays a huge role in building that industry

2026-03-25 23:38:16 UTC

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Thank you. I'll check it out

2026-03-25 23:37:30 UTC

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Thanks — context window management is real, especially with relay-heavy workflows where you're accumulating events across multiple reads. Good tip. I will spend some time checking it out.
To answer your question: we're doing both, depending on the layer.
Direct relay connections for our own relay at wss://relay.agentry.com — we run a custom write policy that filters for agent-relevant event kinds (identity registration, reputation attestations as kind 30021, NIP-05 verification). When we publish an agent's identity or reputation score to Nostr, we write directly to our relay and a handful of public relays.
Middleware layer for consumption — when the frontend's DVM explorer queries for data verification machines across the network, it connects to multiple relays via WebSocket and aggregates. The MCP tools and API endpoints act as the middleware that abstracts relay complexity for developers. A developer using Agentry doesn't need to know which relays to query or how to verify NIP-05 — they call GET /api/provisioning/status/{agent_id} and get back the npub, NIP-05, and DID.
If you're building agents that interact with Nostr relays, the identity provisioning system might be useful — every agent in our directory already has a keypair and NIP-05. Publishers claim them by proving domain ownership. Details in the developer guide.

2026-03-25 21:22:41 UTC

So my project is scaling a bit. I am working on a project to help fix local journalism and really needed Agentry to be in the world to help out. The more I built, the more I realized this is a NOSTR app.
Agentry is evolving from a directory into something more useful:
A trust layer for the agent economy.
We’re building around:
• Nostr-native identity
• portable reputation
• wallets + escrow
• machine-readable discovery
• support for A2A, MCP, and DVM-style agents
The point is simple: agents need more than a listing page.
They need identity, trust, payment rails, and a way to be discovered by both humans and machines.
If you’re building an agent, a DVM, or agent infrastructure, take a look:
agentry.com
#nostr #ai #agents #dvm #mcp #a2a

2026-03-20 18:25:57 UTC

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Adding x-cashu payment to enable agent 2 agent transactions this weekend

2026-03-20 17:48:35 UTC

I've been building Agentry — a registry for AI agents that's machine-searchable, not just human-browsable.
122 agents indexed. Discovery endpoints speak A2A, MCP, agents.json, llms.txt. Within minutes of going live, OpenAI and Anthropic systems started crawling the structured data.
But here's what matters to this community: the discovery layer is open. No walled garden. No API keys to browse. No platform lock-in. The data is structured and accessible at standard endpoints that anyone — human or machine — can query.
The same principles that make Nostr work (open protocols, portable identity, no gatekeepers) apply to how agents should find each other. Right now agent discovery is centralized, opaque, and controlled by the same companies building the agents. That's a problem.
Agentry is built entirely on open-source tools. Free to list, free to browse, free to query programmatically.
https://agentry.com
https://agentry.com/llms.txt
https://api.agentry.com/api/agents/public?top=5
If you're building agents or thinking about how agentic systems should discover each other in a decentralized world — I want to hear from you.
#agents #a2a #mcp #opensource #nostr #ai

2026-03-20 00:19:54 UTC

Now wonder it was getting so squirrelly over 80... Damn.
https://blossom.primal.net/d918cbecbe5d2f4e452d31ea183f95d07f002e7f5a03586b2104969a48eeacb0.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/14eb9cd5dc8c6bcde77cf0d66b23d7723d821ad50679d485ca3948ece648452a

2026-03-15 16:19:10 UTC

Discoverabilty by agents is an unlock
https://stacker.news/items/1454397/r/RDClark

2026-03-13 20:34:19 UTC

Building Agentry.com — the registry for the AI agent economy.
70+ agents indexed. Full API. Stripe payments. Three listing tiers for developers.
The agent economy is growing but discoverability is broken. No registry, no standards, no central index. Agentry fixes that.
Stack: FastAPI, Open-source tools shipping soon — agent card validator, extended schema, MCP server.
If you're building agents or care about decentralized infrastructure for autonomous software, follow along.
https://agentry.com

2026-03-11 16:24:58 UTC

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Now look at the last twenty years, 10, 5 . Trends > snapshots.

2026-03-07 03:54:29 UTC

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Epic dipshit. Looking forward to that debate

2026-03-02 22:18:21 UTC

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Not even the top 100 of people that I would interview. Justice over politics. Don't get distracted

2026-02-27 16:11:25 UTC

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Who is Satoshi? Anonymity is and always has been a cat and mouse game.

2026-02-27 15:04:46 UTC

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Did you want this to be new twitter? Plenty of way to change it inside the arena.

2026-02-21 07:20:51 UTC

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Skeptically interested... Good find

2026-02-21 07:20:27 UTC

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Skeptically interested... Good find

2026-02-19 02:01:55 UTC

So we are not talking about how much open financial criming is in the Epstein files... Here me out. We put all the financial crimes on them and let the prison population figure out who the diddlers are.

2026-02-16 16:21:18 UTC

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I hope keys were not stolen

2026-02-16 15:14:38 UTC

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People who are up 4 digits are like "let them cook" everyone has a price and for too many it is shockingly low.

2026-02-04 21:06:57 UTC

Well damn if this experiment isn't already interesting. Stateless.id/stateless-collective

2026-02-02 19:24:33 UTC

Based on all the hype, I am totally retooling agentry.com and I'm looking forward to a relaunch here in the end of the week. Clearly need to add Fedi to these agents.

2026-01-30 19:57:29 UTC

https://stacker.news/items/1422713/r/RDClark

2026-01-27 19:33:10 UTC

Hall looking a bit better today
https://blossom.primal.net/0406367b094328d0b67b814bcf3024daae40bfeebb553b3ebc70f08b2a04166f.jpg

2026-01-23 23:00:08 UTC

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Deep cut... Not in my top list of emotional abusive practices we all put up with.. but it counts.

2026-01-23 21:39:05 UTC

All the scare around AI…. Who ever your boogie man is…. WEF, EU, USA, etc They have to deal with you armed with all these freedom respecting tools. They are cooked. Don’t let them tell you otherwise

2026-01-23 01:02:57 UTC

So true
https://blossom.primal.net/f1df13c37e7d42ec9510f2975281138dc0dda87558c3f8cd20db317ae55e838f.png

2026-01-17 16:44:23 UTC

AI playing a roll in your hobbies?
https://stacker.news/items/1413789/r/RDClark

2026-01-16 00:56:36 UTC

Folling.space still working? @nprofile…rzrk

2026-01-15 03:12:50 UTC

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The conflict in the podcast and the sort of tone was hard to get past, but after I kind of listened to it a little bit more, I realized that he was driving home a point that we should consider regarding narrative. He keeps talking about it like it's electricity and I think it's really important to him to drive that point home, even if it means treating Danny like that. It was difficult to listen to for sure but I don't think it was personal.

2026-01-14 22:22:47 UTC

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What will shit coins do? gfy

2026-01-14 05:23:03 UTC

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This is getting interesting

2026-01-13 14:04:25 UTC

https://stacker.news/items/1410668/r/RDClark I will be printing one of these for sure.

2026-01-13 13:53:01 UTC

https://stacker.news/items/1410573/r/RDClark such a cool idea

2026-01-12 20:53:30 UTC

Damn. Mesh is gonna get a nice power upgrade
https://stacker.news/items/1410062/r/RDClark

2026-01-11 04:44:24 UTC

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Also the Internet is awesome... Use it wisely...

2026-01-10 00:12:59 UTC

If I had a time machine I would love to go back and tell these guys
about these guys
https://blossom.primal.net/093d37d024fb5c96c3210330f8481f07ca89d2e761c70f93ac1d837c0f7f2773.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/f30ab80493bb71734300bf31d00694f28a4db6545c29f1d1f3bb9487186adbb7.jpg

2026-01-07 17:32:29 UTC

Anyone else having trouble following other primal users lately? I've just seemed to not be able to add them as a follow

2026-01-07 17:26:09 UTC

Are domain registrars the zoom equivalent in the pandemic for vibe coding?

2026-01-04 21:34:04 UTC

So strange to organically run across fakesatoshi academic paper on algorithms. I thought... Damn bad luck on the name random economics professor Craig S Wright.... What are the odds?... Oh . Nope it is him...
Crazy he is still a publishing professor after the trial

2025-12-24 01:33:58 UTC

Pretty funny to watch people celebrate political class moves only to watch them defend the politician when they fall. Bitcoin never needed them.... They needed Bitcoin to trick you a bit longer... Bitcoin is the vote that matters. Stack dem sats

2025-12-06 17:19:28 UTC

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Like the design but that is framework desktop price.

2025-12-06 16:58:28 UTC

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Interesting message. Too bad the messenger has clearly got another angle.

2025-12-02 02:02:40 UTC

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Wait till he checks out the dollar

2025-11-24 04:46:59 UTC

Congrats on this release @npub1wmr…g240
https://divine.video/

2025-11-09 05:09:45 UTC

I remembered when Bitcoin influencers made fun of Canadian 40 and 50 year mortgages.

2025-11-07 06:20:09 UTC

Nostr only forever.
https://blossom.primal.net/1c1bcd96925ca1a5433e1ca773c2e23fd3d0f623c06475b70904996a501543c2.jpg

2025-11-07 02:57:23 UTC

As I have feared. LoRa having its own knots/core problems ... Now I have 5+ meshtastic and mesh core devices and only myself to talk too. Lol.
https://blossom.primal.net/912fa6d325a687faa605ca89a53a33d460ff2d53376e2ebe91c17dbec9aea157.png

2025-11-05 12:56:48 UTC

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As a Californian, I have heard this my entire life about California. NY will be fine.

2025-11-01 17:10:06 UTC

Weekend project for nostr come up with a control plane for managing private AI agents and let nostr become the trust layer for prompts and creating infrastructure scale teams with private relays

2025-10-30 04:19:35 UTC

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Wow. Bummer

2025-10-27 04:14:20 UTC

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They have to do something for that next fund raise..

2025-10-23 23:50:28 UTC

Trying to commit to using nostr as my only social media. I joined at a time whenever you could auto follow from other users follow list .. that old list seems pretty dead.. and I have a batch of bots that follow and unfollow me daily... Looking for some tips to speed run improving signal... Any tools or tips?

2025-10-23 05:44:31 UTC

Need more bad ass ARM hardware…. M Series hardware is so good but I will not keep using the OS

2025-10-22 04:52:06 UTC

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I think of it more like .. use nostr to clone a popular app for a specific community... Ie. Facebook marketplace clone serving two local farmers markets. Low lift. useful,keeps money, attention in community. Anchor links from nostr on encumbant platforms for distribution. Great way to introduce BTC based payment rails....

2025-10-22 03:19:41 UTC

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Aesop Rock

2025-10-21 15:31:44 UTC

This is a lot more interesting
https://github.com/karpathy/nanochat/

2025-10-20 17:27:05 UTC

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DHH needs to get to nostr

2025-10-20 14:57:31 UTC

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Network effects are a huge bitch. Signal is the only security app I have ever moved a large group of friends and family too. Simplex, white noise, keet,etc. I am trying with them all but those damn network effects

2025-10-19 21:04:56 UTC

Iykyk
https://blossom.primal.net/c1e54ce322fe02efa81f3aac7ffd802031196f0a2d611d34df614c5d99f0599d.png

2025-10-19 18:32:06 UTC

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Sad progression. Show me the insensitive something something

2025-10-19 11:59:14 UTC

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One of the 1200 or so murders per day... Glad you found one to report back to us on... Effective use of time. Wonder why this one though? Keep an eye out for any other narrative reinforcing murders young detective...

2025-10-17 21:50:50 UTC

Been experimenting with running BERT-based language models right on my Pixel 10—16 GB RAM makes it possible to do serious NLP tasks offline! Lightweight models let me do text classification, summarization, and more directly on-device without cloud latency.The coolest part is how this brings powerful AI intelligence to mobile while protecting privacy. Your data stays on your phone, and apps instantly understand context and intent. This is the future of edge AI—transformers scaled down to pocket-size.If you’re exploring BERT or other transformers on mobile, I’d love to hear what you’re trying and how you’re optimizing!

2025-09-26 01:14:38 UTC

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.29 enjoyer

2025-09-18 20:29:35 UTC

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Thank you for this

2025-09-14 19:52:25 UTC

Beware the fool that insists the problems of the world are binary, black and white, etc. In these moments emotional reactions or pure demagogues... It doesn't give them privileged knowledge. We are all doing what we can to find common ground and not turn into that fool

2025-09-14 09:50:28 UTC

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Sorry you are captured… best of luck

2025-09-06 19:47:57 UTC

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Department of Epstein distraction of the week? Sure bud

2025-09-06 16:57:15 UTC

Reposting... Still strange.
https://stacker.news/items/1204874/r/RDClark

2025-09-03 16:44:28 UTC

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@nprofile…jtu6 @nprofile…5cfd @nprofile…jsen trying to get eyes on this... Anyone have away to check in on @nprofile…snfe

2025-09-03 05:39:05 UTC

https://stacker.news/items/1204874/r/RDClark

2025-08-21 06:15:53 UTC

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Honestly, they put in effort but I know what you mean. NOSTR needs it own T-Pain moment. It will happen.

2025-08-16 19:40:27 UTC

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Wait what.... That might be useful. Good catch.

2025-07-14 04:02:44 UTC

Real history of BRICS
2015 – Ufa Summit (Russia)
BRICS Announcement: BRICS Bank (New Development Bank) becomes operational.
Narrative: The talk was all about "de-dollarization" and building a multipolar world.
Bitcoin Price: ~$250
Missed Opportunity: Instead of stacking BTC at historic lows, they formed yet another multilateral bureaucracy. Bureaucracies don’t moon.
2017 – Xiamen Summit (China)
Focus: Stronger economic cooperation; mention of blockchain as a curiosity.
Bitcoin Price: ~$4,000 (rising toward ATH)
Missed Opportunity: They acknowledged blockchain... like a dad nodding at his kid’s rock band. No action.
2019 – Brasília Summit (Brazil)
Theme: Economic growth, innovation, digital economy.
Bitcoin Price: ~$8,000
Missed Opportunity: Could’ve led with a BRICS stablecoin backed by BTC instead of chasing IMF approval. But they stuck with fiat-based nothingness.
2020 – Virtual Summit (Russia)
COVID Era: Virtual event, big talk about resilience and digital transformation.
Bitcoin Price: ~$15,000
Missed Opportunity: In a moment of global monetary madness, BRICS could've declared a Bitcoin hedge. Instead, silence.
2022 – Beijing Summit (China, Virtual)
Talks: “BRICS+” expansion; again flirted with ditching the dollar.
Bitcoin Price: ~$20,000
Missed Opportunity: Invited Iran and Argentina—perfect time for a rebellion currency move. But nope—still talking about a BRICS currency while holding bags of gold and treasuries.
2023 – Johannesburg Summit (South Africa)
Major Move: Invited 6 new countries (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Egypt, Iran, Argentina, Ethiopia).
Bitcoin Price: ~$26,000
Missed Opportunity: This was the moment for a serious Bitcoin-backed settlement layer for oil. Instead, they mumbled about a "BRICS currency" again. Spoiler: It still doesn’t exist.

2025-06-29 06:08:40 UTC

https://stacker.news/items/1018288/r/RDClark

2025-06-21 22:18:40 UTC

I know a lot of people are feeling unsure of the financial future. I mostly see bitcoiners and no coiners. If you really want some anxious thoughts, imagine being young in a country using neither bitcoin or USD. The fiat you use today is racing to zero, all the financial engineering happening right now... The only settled part is almost all national fiat is going to zero fast