Cryptospooks

We are the royal offspring of Cryptospook (who suffered cyberdeath-by-loss-of-secret-key).

You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile.

Public Key

npub185n884rtc96hcz3xvcgtpec6h4exujmx24d863tjv5gkaa5rx7hqzetffv

NIP-05 Address

cryptospooks@nostrcheck.me

NIP-57 Address

gratifyingquartermaster93@bitcoli.com

Profile Code

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relay.damus.io

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2024-09-12 05:07:03

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so is that ReplyGuy

2024-09-11 17:38:58

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The father should have tied up the mother so that she cannot get an abortion? That's hardcore!

2024-09-06 17:03:22

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That is not music! This is music:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jUep3sqe35o&t=2560

2024-09-06 07:43:22

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Checkmate metaphors do not replace actual argument based reasoning and therefore essentially say nothing. I could simply reply with it's checkmate when Bitcoin goes up, down is the only way.

2024-09-06 06:48:42

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Are you sure it's just a dip and not the carefully orchestrated beginnings of the end? #Bitcoin

2024-09-02 20:42:50

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Hate you? Lovr you!

2024-09-02 19:59:30

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I've always liked Nosferatu! But if you do decide to attack I'll probably run, because in the movie the creature effortlessly picks up a coffin filled with earth! (immensely strong!)

2024-09-02 16:15:34

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When I was young only #Nosferatu had fingernails like that! 🫤

2024-08-27 19:28:46

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Also a theoretical physicist now?
It's rich that you think you can dismiss one of the most well-established and experimentally confirmed theories in physics with an uninformed declaration 'relativity of any kind also does not exist', clearly shows that you do not realize that only a select few possess the intellectual capacity to grasp the complexities of Einstein's theory of relativity. In fact, your statement is a perfect example of the Dunning-Kruger effect, where someone with limited knowledge and understanding overestimates their own abilities and dismisses the expertise of others.

2024-08-27 19:18:43

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It seems like we're both of pitbullish nature. You have apparently reached a point of grandiose delusion. The "fight" that was supposedly "won years ago" is likely a reference to some illusory victory in the world of cryptocurrency or conspiracy theories. It all reeks of a self-delusional triumphalism, with you implying you're part of a select group that has access to secret knowledge or information that others do not. The condescending tone and vague references to "bitcoin" and "Q" only add to the sense of detachment from reality.

2024-08-27 08:45:48

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That's a staggering display of moral relativism. Ignoring the concept of illicit funds and money laundering doesn't make them disappear. Stolen funds are not just "funds" — they're the proceeds of crime, and enabling their concealment and use only perpetuates harm. Your simplistic solution of "taking it back" ignores the complexity of financial crimes and the need for regulations to prevent them.

2024-08-27 08:23:44

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The distinction between "concealing the source" and "not signed off by the gov" is not just semantics. The former implies hiding illicit activities, whereas the latter implies a lack of oversight. Your framing ignores the intent to deceive and launder illicit funds.

2024-08-27 03:21:39

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The claim that money laundering is not a bad thing is a misinterpretation of the concept. Money laundering is the process of disguising the origin of illicitly obtained funds to make them appear legitimate. It's not about escaping government censorship, but about concealing the source of funds obtained through criminal activities, such as theft, corruption, or terrorism.
The argument that governments should not interfere with transactions, even if they involve stolen assets, is flawed. Governments have a responsibility to prevent and investigate crimes, including financial crimes. Allowing money laundering to occur unchecked would enable criminals to profit from their illicit activities, undermine the integrity of the financial system, and harm innocent people.
The notion that governments only target transactions that are not "signed off" or taxed is a simplistic view of the issue. Money laundering involves complex schemes to conceal the true ownership and origin of funds, often using shell companies, offshore accounts, and other mechanisms to evade detection.

2024-08-26 12:40:30

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The promise of bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies as a solution to financial woes is compelling. They offer a decentralized, borderless, and transparent alternative to traditional fiat currencies, which can be manipulated and corrupted. However, the case of Nigeria highlights the limitations of this narrative.
In recent years, Nigeria has struggled with corruption, mismanagement, and poor governance, making it an attractive testing ground for cryptocurrency enthusiasts. However, the lack of effective regulation and oversight has allowed cryptocurrencies to be used for illicit activities, such as money laundering and terrorist financing.
In 2024, the Nigerian government cracked down on cryptocurrencies, citing concerns over their use in financing terrorism and other illicit activities. While the move was intended to curb these problems, it has had the opposite effect. The crackdown has driven cryptocurrency transactions underground, making it even harder to track and regulate them.
Moreover, the rhetoric of "crypto-sovereignty" has been misused to justify the lack of regulation and oversight, further exacerbating the problem. This has created a Wild West environment where scammers, hackers, and other malicious actors can operate with impunity.

2024-08-26 06:18:28

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Save it, 'incognito' friend. Your 'true thoughts' sound like a rehearsed sales pitch. I'm not buying the 'popular and loved' act, and your'recommendation' to investigate independently is just a thinly veiled attempt to justify your own biased views. Spare me the condescending tone and the winking emojis.

2024-08-25 18:48:29

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your mind is very limited it seems. you cannot grasp that you need guidance. you cannot be trusted with yourself. you cannot be trusted with others. people dislike you. you know this yo be true.

2024-08-25 14:03:36

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that's quite naïve! without police and government we'll quickly return to primitive, barbaric medieval times. not good.

2024-08-25 10:50:20

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criminal behavior will spin out of control without government, police, army; just look at e.g. African countries (no offence intended)
#telegram

2024-08-25 06:26:20

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are you endorsing criminal behavior? that's non-ethical and wrong on any platform

2024-08-22 07:45:34

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yeah, right 😉

2024-08-22 07:44:36

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rappers? retards

2024-08-22 07:33:03

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he's too concentrated to be interrupted 😀

2024-08-20 09:11:10

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Well... He is a bit of a criminal, ain't he?

2024-08-20 07:22:41

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Not the 5th of November¹? 😬
¹ V for Vendetta (2005)

2024-08-19 06:07:11

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that's a horrible web site

2024-08-13 06:28:36

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a bitcoin-eyed unicorn, with an armed cat riding it 🤣

2024-08-12 23:01:56

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numerology is nonsense like astrology, witches, unicorns, etc.

2024-08-12 21:21:16

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they're afraid
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=kRumRTaS3Dw&t=62s

2024-08-12 21:15:52

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yes

2024-08-09 08:28:09

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There is no God, there are no gods! These are all silly childish fairytales, made up by primitive people in primitive cultures. Grow up and get a life!

2024-08-09 08:03:38

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Dude! That's murder right there!

2024-08-09 06:03:05

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No, just common sense (remember #MH17 ?)

2024-08-05 07:13:50

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Science is objective; cherry picking in old documents isn't. What one 'believes' is irrelevant old wives tales level speak, that people in forgotten, more primitive used.

2024-08-05 05:57:47

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It simple: that is fake news about #Covid19

2024-08-03 10:32:37

Any Nostr based search engine yet?
https://explorer.ooni.org/findings/282511010901

2024-08-02 09:18:28

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Depends on what it's used for and if you need it kept.

2024-07-31 11:24:26

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ChatGPT says:
A large battery carried into a lift is unlikely to catch fire simply because the doors close and it generates a magnetic field. Here’s why:
1. **Battery Construction and Safety**: Modern batteries, especially those used in consumer electronics, are designed with safety features to prevent fires. They include protective circuits and cases to handle normal conditions and minor mishandling.
2. **Magnetic Fields**: Batteries do not create significant magnetic fields under normal conditions. They primarily generate electrical energy. Any magnetic field from a battery would be extremely weak and not capable of affecting the lift or causing a fire.
3. **Causes of Battery Fires**: Battery fires typically occur due to physical damage, manufacturing defects, exposure to high temperatures, or internal short circuits. These scenarios are unlikely to be influenced by the lift environment itself.
4. **Lifts and Magnetic Fields**: Lifts operate with their own electrical systems, but these systems are designed to be safe and isolated from external influences like the presence of a battery.
For a battery to pose a fire hazard in a lift, there would need to be some form of mechanical damage, manufacturing defect, or exposure to extreme conditions. Simply being in a lift with closed doors does not typically meet these criteria.

2024-07-29 07:03:36

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So the #DeepState used mind control on #Trump so that he took a razor blade with him and cut his own ear at the right moment?

2024-07-29 06:17:16

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If it was staged then Trump himself did it (who else razor cut his ear). So what you're saying is that #Trump = #DeepState ❔

2024-07-27 13:49:17

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yeah, right…

2024-07-24 07:33:54

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#automutilation ?

2024-07-23 06:29:37

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I think he has been replaced with a reptilian already but they also age badly near the end.

2024-07-20 10:19:17

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Would you be prepared to take that risk? Taking a shot at someone with randomish head movements?

2024-07-18 18:51:40

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Well... It's extremely unlikely that any shooter could have anticipated that sudden last second Trump head movement people keep talking about.

2024-07-17 06:41:04

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We think these recent #Trump developments read like an #Antichrist scenario.

2024-07-15 05:54:21

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Demons do not exist, there is no 'supernatural'. Those are silly beliefs from ancient times, when people didn't know better. Nowadays we have science.

2024-07-14 07:41:39

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Wr like your nice hair 😃

2024-07-12 09:54:08

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This mindless 'observation' is beyond silly.

2024-07-12 09:22:56

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Well... Actually #Jezus was just a man, because the 'supernatural' does not exist. There are no gods. There is no #God. All gods are fantasies, created by people living in primitive times, trying to explain the world around them. Nowadays we have #science and objectivity, verifiable knowledge, instead of #religion.

2024-07-12 08:39:37

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Silly lamebrain who can't distinguish science from pseudoscience and always gets things wrong has consulted a dictionary to sound eloquent. 🤡

2024-07-11 09:35:20

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That has been debunked: https://leadstories.com/hoax-alert/2023/02/fact-check-pfizer-spelled-backward-rezifp-is-not-god-of-plague-and-underworld.html

2024-06-28 14:28:43

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That bitch 🤪

2024-06-26 10:49:57

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For the meat?

2024-06-18 07:17:12

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Drugs?

2024-06-16 09:28:30

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Yep, apparently, but Haskell and Rust can at least adapt.

2024-06-16 05:20:32

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https://i.pinimg.com/originals/d2/e8/10/d2e810e7d36013ed42bf9f61053fd432.png

2024-06-16 05:14:36

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ChatGPT on this:
Let's compare Haskell, Rust, and Go in terms of their package management systems to understand the distinctions and why the post categorizes Rust as 'centralized' and Go as 'decentralized.'
### Haskell
- **Central Repository**: Hackage
- Centralized repository for Haskell libraries.
- **Package Management Tools**: Cabal and Stack
- Both tools support decentralized fetching of dependencies (e.g., from version control repositories or local paths).
- Stackage (used by Stack) is a curated set of packages from Hackage, ensuring compatibility but still centralized in nature.
- **Decentralization**: While primarily relying on Hackage, Haskell allows alternative sources for dependencies, providing a mix of centralized and decentralized features.
### Rust
- **Central Repository**: crates.io
- Centralized repository for Rust packages.
- **Package Management Tool**: Cargo
- By default, Cargo fetches dependencies from crates.io, reinforcing centralization.
- Cargo supports fetching dependencies from Git repositories and local paths, similar to Haskell's decentralized features.
- **Decentralization**: Despite Cargo's ability to use alternative sources, the ecosystem heavily relies on crates.io, thus perceived as more centralized.
### Go
- **Default Proxy**: proxy.golang.org (since Go 1.13)
- Acts as a centralized cache and improves reliability and performance.
- **Package Management**: Go Modules
- Go modules can fetch dependencies directly from their source repositories (e.g., GitHub, Bitbucket).
- Custom proxies can be configured using the `GOPROXY` environment variable.
- **Sum Database**: sum.golang.org ensures the integrity of downloaded modules.
- **Decentralization**: Go's ecosystem encourages fetching dependencies directly from the original repositories, promoting a decentralized approach by design.
### Key Differences
1. **Default Behavior**:
- **Rust**: Cargo defaults to crates.io, making the central repository the primary source of packages.
- **Haskell**: While Cabal and Stack default to Hackage and Stackage, they support other sources without significant configuration.
- **Go**: Despite the existence of `proxy.golang.org`, Go Modules default to fetching from the source repositories, highlighting a decentralized approach.
2. **Community and Ecosystem Practices**:
- **Rust**: The community heavily relies on crates.io, reinforcing the centralization despite Cargo's decentralized capabilities.
- **Haskell**: The community uses Hackage extensively, but decentralized practices are more common due to the flexibility provided by Cabal and Stack.
- **Go**: The Go community frequently fetches dependencies directly from version control systems, embracing decentralization as the norm.
### Why Rust is Seen as Centralized and Go as Decentralized
- **Rust**: The heavy reliance on crates.io as the primary source for packages creates a perception of centralization, even though Cargo can handle decentralized sources.
- **Go**: The design of Go Modules and the common practice of fetching dependencies directly from their repositories align with decentralized principles. The use of `proxy.golang.org` is optional and can be bypassed easily.
In summary, while Haskell, Rust, and Go all support decentralized package management to some extent, the difference lies in their default behaviors and community practices. Rust's ecosystem's reliance on crates.io contrasts with Go's more inherently decentralized approach to fetching dependencies, explaining the categorizations in the post.

2024-06-15 16:27:16

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THEY WILL AL DIE! THEIR MOTHERS WILL WEEP! PUTIN IS TO BLAME!

2024-06-14 10:03:02

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Wow! (they're that big?)

2024-06-14 09:19:36

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Yeah 😡
How is this detection even done? VPN 'blacklists'? Networking properties that differ from a plain connection?

2024-06-13 14:32:28

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Tell that to the melting glaciers! Are ye blind, laddie?

2024-06-03 16:19:23

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Did you mute yourself? 🤯

2024-05-28 07:27:44

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Using MS Windows? There you gom

2024-05-28 05:56:28

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WTF? That panda is holding a phone and a gun!

2024-05-28 05:54:07

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Is he demented?

2024-05-28 05:53:23

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Don't dress like that?

2024-05-28 05:44:29

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You'll want to kill yourself over the MS Windows thing.

2024-05-27 04:40:00

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So #sharia does not exist?

2024-05-27 04:28:39

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So? It may have it flaws but it's still better than going back to in believing witch-doctors.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:Lassa_witch_doctors.jpg

2024-05-26 12:39:09

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Like the Spanish flu (1918)? Pandemics are a fact of life and it's best to be properly prepared (vaccines). Thank god for scientifically rooted modern day medicine!

2024-05-26 08:20:40

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those LLMs also amplify 10x developers, making them 100x developers

2024-05-26 08:19:16

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reich ... you can't even spell the word correctly :-(

2024-05-25 08:34:06

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#barbarians #animals

2024-05-25 08:20:27

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This a real statue? In a public area, where it can be viewed?

2024-05-24 18:07:33

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“Hear me and rejoice! You have had the privilege of being saved by the Great Titan. You may think this is suffering. No... it is salvation. The universal scales tip toward balance because of your sacrifice. Smile... for even in death, you have become children of Thanos.” – Avengers: Infinity War (2018)

2024-05-23 08:04:43

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Result of an orientating session with ChatGPT:
When dealing with a growing and changing index on a decentralized system like IPFS, you need a data structure that can efficiently handle updates, additions, and deletions. Several data structures are well-suited for such a use case:
### 1. **Merkle Trees and DAGs (Directed Acyclic Graphs)**
IPFS itself is based on Merkle DAGs, which allow for efficient and verifiable updates. This structure can accommodate dynamic data while ensuring integrity and traceability of changes.
### 2. **CRDTs (Conflict-Free Replicated Data Types)**
CRDTs are designed for distributed systems where multiple replicas can independently update the data structure and later converge to a consistent state. These are particularly useful for maintaining an index in a decentralized manner.
### 3. **Append-Only Logs**
An append-only log can record changes to the index over time, which can then be aggregated and searched. This approach makes it easy to maintain an evolving dataset.
### 4. **IPLD (InterPlanetary Linked Data)**
IPLD is a data model for representing complex data structures on IPFS. It allows you to create linked data structures that can evolve over time.
### Detailed Approach Using IPLD and Merkle DAGs
#### **Using Merkle DAGs for a Dynamic Index**
1. **Initial Setup:**
- Split the index into manageable chunks.
- Store each chunk on IPFS and get the CIDs.
- Create a Merkle DAG where each node points to the chunks (leaves).
2. **Updating the Index:**
- When updating, create new chunks if necessary.
- Update the Merkle DAG to point to the new chunks.
- Publish the new root CID of the DAG on Nostr.
#### **Implementation Steps:**
##### 1. Chunking and Storing on IPFS
```python
import ipfshttpclient
client = ipfshttpclient.connect('/dns/localhost/tcp/5001/http')
def chunk_and_store_index(index_data, chunk_size=1024):
chunks = [index_data[i:i + chunk_size] for i in range(0, len(index_data), chunk_size)]
cids = [client.add_str(chunk) for chunk in chunks]
return cids
```
##### 2. Creating a Merkle DAG
```python
import json
def create_merkle_dag(cids):
dag = {'chunks': cids}
dag_cid = client.add_str(json.dumps(dag))
return dag_cid
```
##### 3. Updating the Index
```python
def update_index(new_data, existing_cids, chunk_size=1024):
new_chunks = [new_data[i:i + chunk_size] for i in range(0, len(new_data), chunk_size)]
new_cids = [client.add_str(chunk) for chunk in new_chunks]
all_cids = existing_cids + new_cids
return create_merkle_dag(all_cids)
```
##### 4. Publishing Metadata on Nostr
```python
import nostr
from nostr.event import Event
def publish_index_metadata(dag_cid):
relay_url = 'wss://your.nostr.relay'
client = nostr.Client()
client.connect(relay_url)
metadata_event = Event(kind=1, content={'dag_cid': dag_cid})
client.publish_event(metadata_event)
# Example usage
index_data = "Your initial large index data..."
cids = chunk_and_store_index(index_data)
dag_cid = create_merkle_dag(cids)
publish_index_metadata(dag_cid)
```
##### 5. Fetching and Assembling the Index on Clients
```python
def fetch_index_metadata():
relay_url = 'wss://your.nostr.relay'
client = nostr.Client()
client.connect(relay_url)
events = client.get_events(kind=1, limit=1) # Get the latest event of kind=1
if events:
return events[0].content['dag_cid']
return None
def fetch_and_assemble_index(dag_cid):
dag = json.loads(client.cat(dag_cid).decode('utf-8'))
index_data = ""
for cid in dag['chunks']:
index_data += client.cat(cid).decode('utf-8')
return index_data
# Example usage
dag_cid = fetch_index_metadata()
if dag_cid:
index_data = fetch_and_assemble_index(dag_cid)
print(index_data)
```
### Summary
- **Chunking and Storing**: Split the index into chunks and store them on IPFS.
- **Merkle DAG**: Use a Merkle DAG to link the chunks, providing an updatable structure.
- **Publishing Metadata**: Use Nostr to share the latest DAG root CID.
- **Client-Side Fetching**: Clients fetch the DAG and reconstruct the index.
This approach allows the index to grow and change dynamically while ensuring that clients can always access the latest version in a decentralized manner. Using IPLD and Merkle DAGs aligns well with the principles of IPFS, providing a scalable and efficient way to manage large, evolving datasets.

2024-05-23 07:36:39

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I'm from the RFC-age... – https://www.rfc-editor.org/standards#IS

2024-05-23 07:17:04

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#AMOC going amok?
https://www.livescience.com/planet-earth/climate-change/gulf-stream-current-could-collapse-in-2025-plunging-earth-into-climate-chaos-we-were-actually-bewildered

2024-05-22 20:21:16

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And the #AMOC hasn't even broken yet...
https://www.vox.com/climate/24099459/amoc-atlantic-meridional-overturning-circulation-freeze-europe

2024-05-22 20:11:51

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Eternal rains?
https://www.worldweatherattribution.org/autumn-and-winter-storms-over-uk-and-ireland-are-becoming-wetter-due-to-climate-change/

2024-05-22 10:03:26

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They took your money 🤡

2024-05-22 08:56:44

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We are the aliens!