Paulo

You might find this one interesting. My favorite idea in the book is an "in game currency" that you need to spend to book meetings 😄
https://image.nostr.build/255602c084179419ed9fe3ab611d75351d93766878b16eab66aa46cbdf780454.jpg

2026-01-12 22:27:14 UTC

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For now yes, but not forever (that's what I meant before).
It's not a new model, but Opencode is about to launch opencode Black, and the plans seem to be similar to Claude: https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/commit/e146083b73e0d8f2a33570e24672176d0811d663#diff-6bd523e0dbe998b346d98399f2e7af3c0ca5dfe0e5395729720226552e2cae61R8
I'll probably give that a try.

2026-01-12 22:21:17 UTC

Opencode getting ready to compete with Claude: https://github.com/anomalyco/opencode/commit/e146083b73e0d8f2a33570e24672176d0811d663#diff-6bd523e0dbe998b346d98399f2e7af3c0ca5dfe0e5395729720226552e2cae61R8

2026-01-12 07:09:40 UTC

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A bit less cool thanks to anthropic... Can't wait for Claude to be dethroned

2026-01-03 14:36:12 UTC

https://nakamotoinstitute.org/library/politics-vs-technology/

2025-12-31 15:09:23 UTC

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Happy New Year! 🎉

2025-12-21 10:18:13 UTC

#naddr1qq…ca8t

2025-11-28 08:16:37 UTC

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I see this. Maybe try to reinstall the app?
https://image.nostr.build/1e1735582443aae329e79446101007c9afa9698aaac23662b5f1cf72eb3510ea.png

2025-11-28 04:25:21 UTC

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I'm there, feel free to say hello 😉

2025-11-27 07:39:11 UTC

Last version added variants, and with that I dont need Figma anymore 🙂 #note1nr2…q2v9

2025-11-23 00:37:46 UTC

But production precedes consumption, devs define what it can be. #note14hn…z2qy

2025-11-18 11:40:28 UTC

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Was about to write this 🙂
List of supported sites besides YouTube: https://github.com/yt-dlp/yt-dlp/blob/master/supportedsites.md

2025-11-12 06:36:39 UTC

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Damus is on android too now (since not too long ago)

2025-11-11 06:16:48 UTC

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I subscribed to these courses for a while, but never had time to really learn proper 3D modeling. They were good though!
https://cgcookie.com/

2025-11-05 10:15:56 UTC

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Ah, but they're already a EU member. Why they are joining the euro I can only explain with bad decision making

2025-11-05 10:13:15 UTC

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Military power isnt determined only by dollars spent. But most likely it is to join the common market and the development subsidies.

2025-11-05 06:24:10 UTC

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I have indeed! 😀

2025-10-29 08:55:27 UTC

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When I tried i3 I also ended up abandoning it, but been using hyprland for a while now and really enjoy it. I heard niri is very similar but with a lot less config needed which for what I value, it means you might have started with the best option 🙂

2025-10-29 08:36:25 UTC

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Were you using hyprland before?

2025-10-29 07:37:38 UTC

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But actually, it's more an inverted bell curve

2025-10-29 07:36:50 UTC

https://image.nostr.build/4bad3d5eb33e40574ad58c2c6f47f0a6a0c15ec190c565f6556ec825ea1c452f.jpg
This meme comes to mind a lot when reading replies to OP_RETURN posts...

2025-10-22 06:36:32 UTC

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Basically. The tricky thing is media, text notes are tiny so you can definitely store those

2025-10-20 08:51:20 UTC

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And caching servers too...

2025-10-20 08:46:25 UTC

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Today we get to know how many relays are running on AWS
#nevent1q…g5l5

2025-10-14 05:56:23 UTC

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Not sure most people are aware of the benefits (I'm not).
My understanding is that the commitment transaction is basically the transactions you are "passing around" with the other side of a lightning channel, your updates to the "bar tab". There is an issue that if these are too old, when you try to force close a channel, it fails because the fee to the miner is too low, so we need a mechanism for either side to bump the fee.
If this is correct, can you complete it with why is it important to support zero fee commitments and what exactly do they solve? (Or share a link 🙂)

2025-10-07 09:32:17 UTC

First time I heard about it I thought "man, this really adds complexity". Using it changed my mind. Super smooth to sync a local relay in your client with the relays your user wants to use. Handling relays that don't support it becomes the hard part #note1lgz…6895

2025-10-07 09:21:35 UTC

FML 🤦 #note1mv5…h097

2025-10-06 10:50:51 UTC

Recycling is important
https://image.nostr.build/49fba595d8a5081d7edd556af93b66970db489eb5634ec4e9c6d7c5283200f81.jpg #note1s5y…zwu7

2025-10-06 06:24:27 UTC

👀 #naddr1qq…d692

2025-10-03 06:16:46 UTC

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This is probably the stuff I was thinking about, so maybe tangential
https://www.w3.org/TR/did-1.0/#binding-to-physical-identity

2025-10-03 06:11:51 UTC

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I'm good here too 🙂
But I also don't think we have to choose, we can have multiple protocols

2025-10-03 05:51:35 UTC

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I've seen nothing... I guess they're more complex and require some developer advocates.
They made it to the web standards though
https://www.w3.org/TR/did-1.0/#architecture-overview

2025-10-03 05:33:59 UTC

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It's been a few years since I read about them, but I think the idea was that you would provide attestations of the data each service required, for example, you wouldn't send your age, you would send a proof that you're over 18.
But I'm not sure if that design of the protocol made it.

2025-09-29 05:42:42 UTC

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Maybe they got offended that everyone pronounces libre the Spanish way

2025-09-29 05:34:24 UTC

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"Don't trust, verify" is not a principle you can take literally. It's all a gradient of trust.

2025-09-28 06:00:04 UTC

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I joined the cashu devs call organized by @nprofile…xnfk recently. He used Jitsi for the call and it worked well, just some small issues solved by reducing image quality.
I'm currently too ignorant about the BIPs to have questions, but I'd join to learn from other people's 🙂

2025-09-27 06:28:34 UTC

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Josh Comeau also just launched an animation course, in early access for a few more days.
https://whimsy.joshwcomeau.com/

2025-09-26 12:32:24 UTC

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Are they disabled by default on Knots?

2025-09-26 06:36:58 UTC

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Big promises, it seems 😅
Cool UI though

2025-09-23 16:21:24 UTC

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`ripgrep` 's speed still feels awesome everytime

2025-09-05 06:13:49 UTC

Aren't we all excited for Jira browser? 😂

2025-09-02 14:37:48 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/88ea68b16cd84fa3a3d81c3ad035dac1231636f5fa521381b51d2d027dea5c89.gif

2025-09-01 17:36:11 UTC

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I share the feeling in the replies that libbitcoin is one of the most important projects for bitcoin. And I think we need more implementations.
#nevent1q…vwd3

2025-08-31 08:45:02 UTC

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I run two khatru relays for experiments, and two of the relay umbrel provides (wrapper around nostr-relay I think) for backups, cause they were the easiest thing for me to setup at the time. Last time I checked they were very outdated though, i should replace them.

2025-08-31 05:56:18 UTC

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I also question your assumptions: cross platform is necessarily less efficient than native, but doesn't have to be garbage. Users on cheap devices might have bad data plans, and dont want to download your app, but would use your website.

2025-08-31 05:51:09 UTC

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Depends on what you are building and for whom. Most B2B stuff is desktop only, and no one wants to do real work from a phone. Social media apps are something you use in the sofa or toilet, where you are unlikely to have a desktop. Etc
For what its worth, I do hope LLMs will lower the cost of porting apps to different platforms, and we'll see more native apps.

2025-08-29 17:02:54 UTC

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Stream links throw a cloudflare error. Is zap.stream still getting ddos'ed?

2025-08-29 05:36:03 UTC

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Its right in the hashtags but its not a very intuitive app name 😅

2025-08-29 05:35:07 UTC

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Found it!
@nprofile…j3vp

2025-08-29 05:23:54 UTC

This.
Good place to learn more: https://youtu.be/xvengR9Gf68
#nevent1q…2whq

2025-08-28 21:11:48 UTC

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Still the best bet for cross platform, which many businesses need to maximize target audience. And easy to hire devs.

2025-08-28 05:32:46 UTC

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Missed this whole thread... but yeah, phoenix hasnt been working for a while. I changed it. Thank you both for trying!

2025-08-28 04:50:53 UTC

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This could also just be regular austistic nerd behavior 😅

2025-08-27 05:36:28 UTC

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I bet most people will scan their ID as if it was nothing...

2025-08-26 03:41:55 UTC

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Yup, installs a different app. Its been there for a while, but i guess its not easy to get rid of it.
Real site is https://bitchat.free/

2025-08-25 05:46:18 UTC

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Maybe something from @nprofile…ezp2? I'm currently reading one and it focus a lot in the societal and philosophical ideas, without requiring a lot of prior knowledge.
I think the important in the beginning is more to make him curious than to give him an overview. If the economics part really clicks (just got Broken Money and looks great for this), then he'll probably have questions about how bitcoin works and fixes the issue. Then he might question why governments cant't stop this and need something about the game theory (maybe Gradually then suddenly by Parker Lewis). Then he might find proof of work inneficient (for that I would give him @nprofile…9hxq's Bitcoin is time). And so on.
Bitcoin is multidisciplinary so I don't think there's a sequential approach. Find what interests him the most, and feed the curiosity when the questions innevitably come up.

2025-08-24 09:18:48 UTC

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This is basically the architecture of contact tracing apps, right? I think this could work!

2025-08-24 09:07:19 UTC

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Ah, so location is only being used to determine your geohashes? Is the channel using one of the groups nips?

2025-08-24 08:50:03 UTC

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As you said, i think this project has different goals and tradeoffs. I would consider adding an option to filter out teleported users and their messages from a channel. The more local, the more abuse gets solved by proof of punch. Its not a solution but might help.

2025-08-24 05:54:12 UTC

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Mesh is bluetooth mesh, the same bluetooth that you can use to connect your headphones - the mesh means that the devices can connect to each other and pass along messages, forming a network. The goal is for you to be able to communicate privately, even without internet.
Bluetooth only reaches 10 meters, and unless youre in a busy place there is no one to pass along your message. When you favorited someone and they are unreachable, but you have internet, bitchat will instead send the message as a nostr message via relays.
Last piece of the puzzle is geohashes, a little code that represents a place in the world. You can join a channel for your location (or teleport to a random one) and everyone is communicating via nostr messages there.

2025-08-24 04:29:11 UTC

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If you favorite a user or join a geohash, it will send the messages via nostr instead of mesh (if you have internet)

2025-08-22 20:26:20 UTC

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Maybe an issue with your location permissions?

2025-08-22 20:25:26 UTC

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GrapheneOS

2025-08-22 19:49:24 UTC

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Same setup and I'm getting all that sweet #21m spam 😂

2025-08-22 16:47:17 UTC

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noste - notes and other stuff transmitted over everything
#nevent1q…6kl4

2025-08-12 12:48:32 UTC

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“the Governing Council remains skeptical of stablecoins, echoing concerns voiced by the Bank for International Settlements that they fail to meet the standards of “sound money” “
When they unintentionally say something correct 🙃
#nevent1q…pe68

2025-08-10 23:38:20 UTC

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With a special guest ;)
https://blossom.primal.net/2eb2d7be9911b217df0250243984b8ed3de2261c6658dfc46ad362df38272dc1.jpg

2025-08-10 11:01:53 UTC

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For QA after a talk it is useful

2025-08-09 12:50:34 UTC

The beatings will continue until privacy improves.

2025-08-09 05:32:24 UTC

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GM!

2025-08-07 05:17:25 UTC

Came across the simplicity paper in 2020 early in my bitcoin journey. Back then I thought it was an exciting idea, even started learning Coq (the formal verification language they used) because of it.
Curious to revisit it and see what I’ll think about it now.
#note1wlp…fjnd

2025-08-06 21:28:37 UTC

I’ll skip the botox 🤷
https://image.nostr.build/440e8fd5c8da1dfebea518b270d8e897c11d4b4901cb8661ddac9c9c68ae8bb7.jpg

2025-07-30 08:03:19 UTC

https://newsletter.squishy.computer/p/dont-fork-the-ecosystem

2025-07-18 09:35:45 UTC

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Thank you for the detailed reply! Any recommendation on where to read more about PKARR?

2025-07-18 08:20:57 UTC

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Would you say the main disadvantage of signing everything is that you need a private key available in every interaction? If that issue didn’t exist, what do you think would be the main advantages?

2025-07-18 08:07:33 UTC

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Tailwind uses rem, so if you want to globally affect the font size, that should be possible just by redefining the font-size of your html element.

2025-06-12 05:42:15 UTC

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https://i.imgflip.com/9x3fvs.jpg

2025-06-10 06:41:42 UTC

At an old job, my team was tasked with building a spam filter. We had a dataset of emails tagged as spam by our users.
The assumption was that the spam was viagra selling and prince of Nigeria emails. We had none of those. Lots of “spam” were legit notification emails people didn’t want to see - but some really needed to see. Some were perfectly honest business offers - they were just not relevant for who was receiving them.
Spam is highly subjective. The day bitcoin has “no spam”, is the day it has no censorship resistance, cause obviously the spammer cared about that transaction, followed the consensus rules, and paid an higher fee to get their transaction in a block, instead of a transaction someone else cared more about.
If there are transactions that are valid but destructive to a part of the system (utxo set), maybe we should be redesigning the system to be less fragile and scale better, instead of trying to control its usage - cause if bitcoin works that won’t work.
If we want to make a certain kind of transaction invalid, because it doesn’t fit the goals of the bitcoin project, then we should be discussing a concrete change to the consensus rules. Discussing “spam” leads nowhere.
#note1zfg…a897

2025-06-06 06:18:12 UTC

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The amount of cursing reminded me of this though 😄
https://youtu.be/5rVQGT01Kzg

2025-05-30 09:43:47 UTC

I turned on the livestream twice. First it was Trump ass licking. Second discussing SEC regulation.
I’m not naive to think that politics doesn’t matter. But I also have better things to do.
#note1xfg…n27j

2025-05-30 09:22:51 UTC

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I was gonna be guilty of this by writing a NIP for book objects (and I’ve seen the same idea mentioned in PRs)
The motivation for that design was that, IMO, the reason for Goodreads to still be dominant even though it looks stuck in 1995 is the Amazon book catalog, that makes you find almost any book. I think only crowdsourcing can beat that, and it will take a long time. The options then were to make it nostr native or try to create yet another open book catalog. Went with the first option cause it felt more resilient and long lasting, even though it’s much less data efficient.

2025-05-28 07:24:22 UTC

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Yeah, but I guess they want their set to only have widely recognized symbols, and outside our bubble, bitcoin existing is as far as most people go…
Probably a better approach would be to publish a lib of compatible icons, for bitcoin and nostr purposes. Or just patch Lucide locally with my changes. Not sure if there are more icons to justify a lib

2025-05-28 06:44:28 UTC

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They were arguing that the symbol is not well established. I think they were right. But I’ll leave it be, doesn’t hurt

2025-05-28 06:12:39 UTC

I guess I can close this PR 😅
https://github.com/lucide-icons/lucide/pull/3057
#note1ss9…qkl0

2025-05-20 06:23:41 UTC

First you build an app…
Then you get real users, with problems…
Then you get a larger team, stepping on each other’s toes…
That’s one of the fun things about software, there’s new challenges all the time.
#note1sgy…fhau

2025-05-20 06:16:24 UTC

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Bad ones will waste time you could spend solving real problems with BS. As everything, being good at your job matters

2025-05-20 06:13:56 UTC

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Good ones are worth gold… wait, outdated expression 😅

2025-05-20 05:59:40 UTC

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In my conversations, they often believe that the coercive structures are necessary, and that it is the “greedy” individuals that (ab)use them that should be fought…

2025-05-18 07:17:36 UTC

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Well… 😅
https://image.nostr.build/4384b0b75c7876c6f920ee8b9608fa3bf4b4ebc297cef6859a3f648fcf64a943.jpg

2025-05-17 07:09:43 UTC

Just rename bitcoin to dollar, to maximize adoption.

2025-05-16 13:42:53 UTC

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https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/879

2025-05-14 06:11:17 UTC

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Fantastic might be a stretch, but it would reduce 80% of the pain 😅

2025-05-14 06:07:51 UTC

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And DHH wrote some stuff about the complexity of building JS. Here’s one article I quickly found:
https://world.hey.com/dhh/modern-web-apps-without-javascript-bundling-or-transpiling-a20f2755

2025-05-14 05:59:45 UTC

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This explanation by sindresorhus is a good overview of the modules issue. He removed the old module system from all of his hundreds of open source libraries in one go. 2 months of my life went to upgrading all of that at work 😅
https://gist.github.com/sindresorhus/a39789f98801d908bbc7ff3ecc99d99c

2025-05-13 06:02:19 UTC

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So paying to a “fake” output is also a way for them to guarantee their data cannot be pruned?

2025-05-12 05:51:32 UTC

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Immich
Home assistant
Open webUI / Ollama
Gitea
Penpot
Mealie