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2026-06-11 02:19:37 UTC

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just look up the life insurance reports on the 40% increase in other cause deaths among working age 18-64 people.
https://www.thecentersquare.com/indiana/indiana-life-insurance-ceo-says-deaths-are-up-40-among-people-ages-18-64/article_71473b12-6b1e-11ec-8641-5b2c06725e2c.html
there is plenty of data on this if you care to review… unfortunately a lot of it is very difficult to find due to how politically charged the issue is.
it’s really not that crazy of a conspiracy to suspect that a global rollout of a novel mrna therapy drug could have adverse effects unlike previous vaccine rollouts.
even the inventor of mrna is outspoken against the usage of it for global covid vaccination : Dr. Robert Malone. but it’s very difficult to find any kind of objective studies on this sort of thing because of the politics of it. unfortunately we won’t really know scientifically for sure until politics proceeds to become history in maybe 50 or 100 years.
For now at least insurance companies are forced to report on it since they are the ones holding the bag for these anonymous deaths.

2026-06-10 16:45:34 UTC

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just the cost of switching too high? lnd works fine most of the time and it had the first mover advantage for consumer usage, but, in 2026 if you are starting fresh there is no reason to go with lnd when ldk, core and eclair exist. all of which are significantly better.

2026-06-03 23:19:57 UTC

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just embrace it. you’ve got at least another 30k lines before you’re in competition with the kind of COBOL files you’ll see in banking infra.

2026-05-06 22:38:46 UTC

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2025-11-04 06:08:09 UTC

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this is the real question ^

2025-11-04 05:52:29 UTC

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strike offers a zero monthly payment option… the interest and the principal are paid at the end of the term… so interest is higher but if the bitcoin price goes up in that time… the borrow can roll it over paying the interest and principal of the old loan with the new one… then repeat if they’re lucky or just get rekt and loose their bitcoin if they’re are unlucky.

2025-11-04 05:47:51 UTC

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a significant change in the economy did occur.
- narrator voice

2025-11-04 05:41:39 UTC

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naw not just you the value provided by social media doesn’t seem high enough to justify the inconveniences of decentralization. i can only think of two decentralized tech systems that were actually better for their decentralization… torrents and bitcoin
there was a time when torrents were consistently faster than most centralized download options and still is sometimes (not as much anymore as cloud cdns and edge networks have helped speed up centralized large file sharing to match or exceed the speed that most users have with torrents).
final settlement with bitcoin after say 10 confirmations is still wayyy faster / cheaper than final international settlement of base money. like the time to send USD from your bank in Chicago to your bank in Rome and actually be able to spend that value … it takes a while to line up the relationships and even though the wire domestically can be sent and the swift internationally can be sent at the speed of light it takes 72 hours on a good week for the banks to actually finish processing things and settling the debit / credit actions that allow the bank to make the value available to you.
so there’s still a use case for torrents and bitcoin but i really don’t see if for decentralized social media. 90% of what is shared on social media can be ignored and people are generally better off for it.
is it really an improvement on mailing lists?
idk. people love centralized social media because of the centralization. it feels like the whole world is watching when you post and that you’re connected to the Zeitgeist when you scroll and see that 150k people liked this or 2m people watched that… most people get better impressions at their local pub than on nostr… so it’s not really good for that kind of global hive mind experience… and if it is just for niche communities … those are better served by niche centralized web servers and forums and mailing lists … why the decentralized theatre when social media always trends toward a hub and spoke of creators and followers. fewer creators and more followers … the creators become the point of centralization but those creators if they want more followers and want to be known and discovered would be better served by centralized world aggregation systems where there’s a chance they can blow up to be seen by billions of people.
if they want to remain niche… then why not just run your own centralized site for your community? it’ll be faster and more efficient? more catered to your specific fan base and niche community?
but then the nostr advocates will say… but what if the centralized provider rugs you? wouldn’t it be better to take your content and identity elsewhere where? maybe idk would love to see examples where this use case would actually be useful. i’m speaking as someone who was banned 5 times on twitter for posting npc memes back when jack dorsey was still ceo of twitter. it was trivial to create a new account and immediate find the same network of shitposters. the level of effort matched the level of content quality.
i just don’t think many people think managing a private key and dealing with a kind of clunky and variant fractured set of communities is worth the effort just to see some, albeit funny , shitposts and some decent shares from the few high value contributors (who also mostly post the same content to x too so why bother if you’ve already got x set up) sure x could rug everyone but until that happens … why migrate? when x rugs everyone then migrate with everyone and you keep the community… which is the part you care about.
i like nostr. but at least the social experience nostr provides is not what most people want right now. nostr could be great if someone shipped something genuinely useful … not just another twitter, microblogging app… or another buggy half baked clone of another centralized service that is a million times better.
can the devs do something? where is the not shitty github replacement? even make a not shitty 4chan replacement (really such a low bar), where is the not shitty signal replacement? even on the micro blogging apps… what are people even saying on here that would get them banned on X? nothing of consequence or worth the trouble they’ve taken from what i’ve seen. excellent you’re pepe meme has been signed by your private key and distributed to 50 relays lol cool? you could have just sent it in a group chat to the same five friends who saw your nostr post.
maybe we’re just early and i should check back in a few more years…
nostr right now seems like a circle jerk of people who love the idea of nostr (myself included) and are awkwardly pretending like they actually like it. zaps for example. it’s super cool that i can zap randos slivers of bitcoins for their reposted memes and shitposts. but do i find that it’s worth it to set up another lightning server with a different lightning address for my alts so i don’t have to reuse my main lightning node.. no i don’t. so i don’t as my main lightning address to my alts and i zap from external wallets or even my main nwc wallet if i’m lazy.
yeah it’s super cool but i struggle to convince anyone else why they should do it too if they are just in it for the tech and the idea of it.
maybe nostr was all along just the friends we made along the way

2025-11-02 22:54:15 UTC

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also only two people will see what you have to say… maybe.
-nostr

2025-11-01 15:02:33 UTC

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happy all saints!

2025-11-01 09:09:44 UTC

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developers will be designers and designers developers. this has been a thing with UX developer roles for a while. now those roles will be viben for the most part.

2025-11-01 09:00:21 UTC

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lol 🤣

2025-11-01 08:59:08 UTC

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relatable

2025-10-31 05:13:52 UTC

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let’s see his “in production”
https://blossom.primal.net/01902f7c13098ae28c5346565963561fb88fe81d27a4e7bd88cd49743aba1b1d.webp

2025-10-28 21:06:11 UTC

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>Thus, **selling a blessed rosary, a crucifix, a holy water font, or any other object that has received a Church blessing is a simoniacal act**.
is this ai generated?
blessed items are sold all the time by churches and churchmen. A blessed item may be sold but only for its intrinsic value, not the value of its blessing. it’s not simony to sell a wooden rosary that happens to be blessed for the cost of the wood and to fund a monastery etc. to sell it at a certain price because it was blessed would be simony.
i think the above takeaway isn’t sufficiently nuanced.

2025-10-28 04:28:26 UTC

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maybe it’s the ‘for profit’ part. you certainly can’t sell it for more because it was blessed specifically… like a blessed category for extra and an unblessed category for cheaper… since that would be monetizing the blessing. i don’t think there is anything wrong with selling blessed items though.

2025-10-28 04:26:34 UTC

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if that is the case how do monks sell blessed rosaries, icons etc? i’ve seen plenty of monastery sites that mention that their items are blessed prior to shipping so people don’t get them reblessed.

2025-10-26 22:32:44 UTC

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kind of an evergreen statement. rejecting or accepting code being executed on hardware you own and run *may* subject you to legal or moral consequences always and everywhere.

2025-10-26 00:09:33 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/2139eca5e79e9412eb8fb1d17831aa04bbdba61a031b382fcdc7af3ee556c591.jpg

2025-10-25 23:50:31 UTC

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Observoors is quality

2025-10-25 23:48:58 UTC

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i like subscribe. you don’t necessarily have to pay. plenty of people subscribe to free newsletters and updates from people and companies. subscribe to lists. subscribe to updates etc.

2025-10-25 14:16:47 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/270ec8eb131e063f31f1d06d23b6f9552fb5443cbb64e926403b1835ba0fc96a.gif

2025-10-25 13:39:42 UTC

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i think it’s because reddit makes up such a large portion of the training data —i’m always deleting emojis from generated code lol … should probably add that to my rules file like “you are a middle aged dev. you think emojis in code are cringe.”

2025-10-25 05:31:20 UTC

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people who don’t mind ordering a personal taxi for their burritos lol. i think the subsidies have run out for this business model and now their trying to actually make money. there are only some foods that work well for delivery and they have reasonable defaults. a pizza shop that has a pizza delivery driver that is on call during x hours and delivers to these zip codes. that works. but having a fleet of randos delivering within hour long drive zones and chaining together different restaurants and food times … it’s crazy and seems like a really bad idea. 🤷‍♂️

2025-10-25 02:10:46 UTC

most vibed clients are like this … they don’t have to be though.
a little attention goes along way and starting with one feature and making it good before moving onto the next one also is good advice.
what good is an app with 20 half baked features? just make it do one thing and do it well. if you’re gonna do a forum app, make the forum replying thread structure good first… then add the cashu payments and add ons and secondary features.
#nevent1q…4tq9

2025-10-25 01:44:50 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/467ece7bdcd9094e3299e56b98dda980ea6774784593bc0ccc34dd3078f329a6.jpg

2025-10-23 23:26:39 UTC

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😂 looking forward to listening to it—just saw the podcast notification pop up and laughed at the title.

2025-10-23 20:06:10 UTC

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these clickbait titles are getting out of hand lol

2025-10-23 07:19:58 UTC

2025-10-22 06:48:05 UTC

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much better 💯

2025-10-22 06:03:12 UTC

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the business moat is probably operational excellence and reputation in the nostr space—maybe first mover too. sure anyone can vibe up or clone clients but is anyone just vibing up quality relays ? i mean more than just running strfry and calling it a day. but maintaining uptime, data preservation guarantees, spam filtration and wot services, etc.? that seems harder to copy and there is reputation involved.
the moat is small though for sure… if anyone tries to charge too much their service will get copied by someone willing to take less. at some point quality starts to matter and people will pay… thinking specifically back to when reddit had a more open api and loads of clients existed…many of which charged a few bucks on the app store for the download.
i dogfood my own mostly vibed client just for fun and i recognize that it’s shitty here and there but i know the edge cases and will fix them when they cause me too much pain. right now i don’t really place a high value my ability to send a few shitposts or catch up on some of the bigger names’ takes on here. it’s fun to have but if i lost it nbd.
there are probably people out there who actually rely on influencing-adjacent talking head-esque income streams and for them being seen and having a reliable social media, streaming, long form publishing platform is way more valuable to them. so they’d probably pay a little more for a step up from the usual rough-edged vibed client and free relays.

2025-10-21 03:50:08 UTC

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It’s fine once you’re set up, have a contact list, some good relays connected etc. it’s pretty crappy starting out on the normie big relays not knowing how spammy they are and not having a good contact list.
But sometimes replies don’t load. Sometimes reposts aren’t found etc. turning on outbox mode these days pretty much guarantees a slower and less pleasant experience.
I don’t know if the microblogging use case was a great first use case for nostr idk tho Here I am.

2025-10-18 22:33:12 UTC

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Unfortunately for us neckbeard arch users omarchy has removed the normie barrier we had for installing arch. Running isn’t the flex it used to be. Gotta move on to using nix os now I guess—omarchy is really nice tho btw

2025-10-18 22:18:11 UTC

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The donald and wallstreet bets were the two holdouts against the complete soyification of Reddit but the donald went out in a blaze of glory getting banned and then after starting their own Reddit clone called the Donald.win they all got absolutely rekt by the Capitol Hill psyop and their site was shutdown. that was the end of that.
Wallstreet bets held out a bit longer but then it went too mainstream and got filled with the normie soy slop and instead of fun and interesting autistic deep dives it just became rich people posting huge losses and the same gay bear memes.
There are still niches that are useful around consoooomer good stuff and hobbies that require niche equipment—I’m partial to the mechanical keyboard space. It’s just the biggest community of people talking about building keyboards.
Would be nice to free some of those communities from the corp Reddit antiuser shift and get them on nostr. But most people don’t mind being the product *shrug*

2025-10-18 19:53:21 UTC

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So much going on in this image: green neon tape shirt guy talking to nostr cowboy hat guy with a Bob Dylan poster on back wall. Keeping nostr weird lol

2025-10-18 19:33:10 UTC

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That’s almost as good as IRL podcasts where you don’t record or anything. You just talk with friends.

2025-10-18 01:42:18 UTC

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Based alert.
https://blossom.primal.net/c43f9ae2ea9d76b9d2eb831ad08254efa9e9156a1ae8c5fb9bf668a592af3c6a.jpg

2025-10-16 17:18:28 UTC

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Noooo give it back!

2025-10-16 04:27:30 UTC

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The problem is you start adding all those things to make it a better experience and you end up with an incredibly complicated decentralized theatre protocol like bluesky.
It really does seems like the level of inconvenience/suck correlates directly with the level of freedom/decentralization.
Primal has the most user friendly nostr app experience but they have to do the heavy lifting on their caching server for you…effectively making a centralized window that aggregates the decentralized protocol’s hot spots and popular areas. It can’t continue this way as it doesn’t provide a better user experience than twitter, TikTok, instagram etc. according to the users that like those platforms … and it also is being effectively used in a centralized manner by many of the flagship clients that mostly imitate twitter.
The only thing that is really great is not getting banned — but only a small set of people have experienced getting banned on the major platforms and can appreciate it. Even now fewer and fewer people are getting banned on the major socials nowadays since zuck got buff and Elon took over X.
I lied there is another thing that is great about nostr. That it’s very easy to develop on. That’s great. I literally just spun up and am dog feeding my own client for everything I post here. I’m sure many others are doing the same.
Okay also how there are ads and stuff too and my data isn’t being harvested. That’s cool too. So another thing.
But how many people appreciate these things. Most people just want to go where their community is. Where their friends are. Where eyeballs are if they are selling/influencing.
When a decent Reddit tier nostr application is built that has robust communities and up and downvote to filter signal… I think that’d be a game changer. So many people rely on Reddit and it is still one of the worst socials banning wise and culture wise.

2025-10-16 03:46:09 UTC

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lol yes. I think you and so many people had similar experiences—I did too. I want to support them and like it but it’s just not good.
Idk if the quality actually took a nose dive in the last 20 years or my standards just got higher since I’m not a teenager anymore. I remember a time when there were steak and shakes on every other corner with table service and decent burgers. That changed at some point in the last 20 years lol. Now there are just a handful in my city in not so great areas that serve meh quality food. Reorging supply chains takes a lot more time than a new marketing campaign though. Hopefully they come through on their promises.
Paying with lighting is cool though. I think the square terminal update is actually going to make a difference for me as I know actually good stores/coffeeshops/restaurants that use square. But still not as much as there used to be. A lot of the square copy cat companies have taken a large market share in my city in that tier of local food service / handmade food stuff.

2025-10-16 03:35:46 UTC

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I’ve never had the 4090 and 64gb of ram computing experience, so I am probably just happy in my ignorance.

2025-10-16 03:24:50 UTC

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I’m interested to find out what “similar levels” means.

2025-10-16 03:24:05 UTC

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Dept of war taking a productivity hit on the new model release.

2025-10-16 03:22:19 UTC

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Need to add “renaissance man” to your bio now

2025-10-16 03:09:31 UTC

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What machines are you using? My 10 year old i7 with 16gb of ram thinkpad still opens chromium on arch in milliseconds and the browsing experience is not that different from my 24 core m4 pro MacBook for the typical web stuff.
My 5 year old i5 8gb ram thinkpad on the other hand is painfully slow.

2025-10-16 00:50:44 UTC

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🤝

2025-10-15 16:10:44 UTC

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As to the rival concept of heliocentrism, it is debatable whether the Copernican theory as such contradicts the notion of geocentcality. It is a fact that relative to a heliocentric coordinate system-“under this orderly arrangement,” as Copernicus writes- “a wonderful symmetry in the universe, and a definite relation of harmony in the motion and magnitude of the orbs, of a kind not possible to obtain in any other way,“ is brought to light; but does this prove that it is the Earth and not the Sun that moves? From a mathematical point of view the question does not even make sense: which body moves depends upon our choice of coordinates. Whether we perceive geocentrism to be compromised by the Copernican discovery depends ultimately, not on scientific fact, but on our philosophic orientatison. The discovery itself does no more than reveal a hitherto unrecognized “relation of harmony in the motion and magnitude of the orbs” -ad majorem Dei gloriam, a Christian can say. No wonder Pope Clement was delighted, and encouraged the Polish savant to publish his findings. The conflict over heliocentrism, as one knows, did not erupt until the following century, when Galileo promulgated, not simply a mathematical theory, but an entire worldview. As I have pointed out repeatedly, it is precisely the bifurcation postulate implicit in Galilee’s distinction between the so-called primary and secondary qualities that underlies the scientistic Weltanschauung as its basic plank. One sees in retrospect that the famous dispute was not just about astronomical facts, as one likes nowadays to believe, but that underneath the surface a much larger issue was at stake, an issue which vitally affects the Church. As concerns the contemporary cosmologies, the crucial point to be noted is that these are based not simply on empirical facts and known physical laws, but require in addition a third ingredient of a very different kind: a cosmological model, namely.
But whence are these models derived? How, in particular, does one arrive at the model that underlies the most famous cosmology of our day, the so-called big bang cosmology? Here is what Stephen Hawking and George Ellis have to say on this question:
“We are not able to make cosmological models without some admixture of ideology. In the earliest cosmologies, man placed himself in a commanding position at the centre of the universe. Since the time of Copernicus we have been steadily demoted to a medium sized planet going around a medium sized star on the outer edge of a fairly average galaxy, which is itself simply one of a local group of galaxies. Indeed we are now so democratic that we would not claim our position in space is specially distinguished in any way. We shall, following Bondi, call this assumption the Copernican principle. A reasonable interpretation of this somewhat vague principle is to understand it as implying that, when viewed on a suitable scale, the universe is approximately spatially homogeneous.“
It appears that the geocentric worldview was cast out, not on the strength of scientific facts or known laws of physics, but indeed on ideological grounds. The problem with geocentrism is that it smacks of intelligent design. It happens that the founders of modern cosmology espoused an
ideology that favors chance or randomness over the notion of an intelligent
creator; fundamentally, big bang cosmology is Darwinism on a cosmic scale.

2025-10-15 15:28:50 UTC

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Appreciate it—just had a listen and those guys just say it and don’t reference any source. It’s a plausible connection for sure but I don’t exactly trust them very much. The podcast hosts radiate soy-energy and communicate any useful info in a haughty and condescending manner. They obviously think Luke is crazy and go out of their way to smirk at Luke’s unconventional views like Geocentrism.
There’s a lot more to it and it is much more interesting than these guys make it out to be.
See Wolfgang smith’s writings on the topic of surrounding the physics of geocentrism and issues with heliocentrism.

2025-10-15 14:31:21 UTC

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If you run a music sharing website and allow uploads and downloads of audio files and someone tricks your application into accepting images by making them appear as if they were audio files—that seems very different to me from say a site that just allows any file under a certain limit to be uploaded and stored.
In both cases the images are received by the server and stored in the database (so you’re correct to say there is no difference in that sense) but the principle is very different. In the former case it is clear that the user is violating the website’s terms of service and engaging in deception to accomplish the goal with zero support from the webserver. In the latter case the website is signaling that this uploading images is an acceptable use.

2025-10-15 06:34:54 UTC

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But that report linked in the article is referring to the arbitrary data being disguised as standard transactions.
“Beyond intended recording of financial transactions, Bitcoin’s blockchain also
allows for injection of non-financial data, either short messages via special trans-
action types or even complete files by encoding arbitrary data as standard trans-
actions.”
If it were written today they could just say: Bitcoin allows users to inject complete files.
There is a difference between allowing file uploads and a user misusing a form to encode arbitrary data.

2025-10-15 05:20:59 UTC

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I haven’t heard the connection between knots and that story—what podcast did you hear it on?
No translation I’ve read uses the term knots though. Usually in English translation it is cords or lashes.
The people doing ‘bad things’ were money changers who were giving bad rates on currency exchange and abusing pilgrims with their control of the local money.
It’s be a cool connection to draw for sure with bitcoin because in many ways it is a corrective to the abuses of money changers.
“And he found in the temple them that sold oxen and sheep and doves, and the changers of money sitting.
And when he had made, as it were, a scourge of little cords, he drove them all out of the temple, the sheep also and the oxen, and the money of the changers he poured out, and the tables he overthrew.”

2025-10-15 03:22:20 UTC

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I think he just went through the usual shitcoin stage on his way to becoming a boring boomercoin guy like me.

2025-10-15 03:12:29 UTC

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Are we all winners Marty? Is this a participation trophy?

2025-10-15 01:09:42 UTC

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Unfortunately he just did things like this too. There are some things you shouldn’t just do.
Family over work hands down. Seems like he learned this later in life maybe. Idk.
https://blossom.primal.net/ca560c3d7e712f73859eec760096f6f0f9186583a5d7db7dc00693bc8437679f.jpg

2025-10-15 00:32:33 UTC

Anyone else notice cursor failing more and more recently… or is it just me?
Auto has been rate limiting me and other model calls are erroring out over and over.
https://blossom.primal.net/ac50694c6afe93756b558f5bd715e96d48307e77f6abc2207ab3cc01718d2280.png

2025-10-14 15:38:32 UTC

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How exactly was it seized? Was he keeping it all on an exchange? Or did he willingly hand it over?

2025-10-14 15:09:32 UTC

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Never used jumble. Will check it out. Thanks!

2025-10-14 13:52:21 UTC

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Yeah Damus is good but it has one thing that really annoys me—when I am like 4 layers deep into a thread then swipe back… I expect to see the last focused view of the thread but it takes me back to the feed and loses my spot. Maybe some people like that but I always accidentally do it and then am frustrated that I lost my place in the thread. Primal in my experience preserves the UX that I’m used to from twitter.
But has anyone made a successful hackernews/reddit style thread view? That’s the best way to view threads imho.

2025-10-14 05:04:39 UTC

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You should make a short list of the funkiest nostr ui takes that you’ve seen: the slop, the interesting, and the maybe-good-with-a-little-refinement.
I’m interested in the novel UI/UXs even if they suck — as long as they suck in a novel way that isn’t just the same boring slop.

2025-10-13 03:53:18 UTC

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Didn’t Tim Cook move a significant portion of iPhone manufacturing to India and Vietnam? Or did that not materialize?

2025-10-13 01:28:14 UTC

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That’s 100% on core pushing through a contentious change.

2025-10-12 21:40:08 UTC

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Even Luke says to do that, i.e. if you’re not sure about knots, just stay on the same core version and do some research and watch what happens.

2025-10-12 18:45:42 UTC

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Disclaimer: didn’t read article just read the image but felt like commenting anyway. Nostr is a solution to a problem few people have experienced. Maybe if your friend gets banned from substack or has the need to publish pseudonymously he’ll reconsider. Why adopt extra friction when it isn’t necessary yet—it’s kind of a premature optimization.

2025-10-12 02:15:53 UTC

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I used to think shadcn was really cool but I’ve seen it used in so many shitty vibed apps that now when I see a shadcn site with a standard splash page with gradients etc. I pretty much assume that the site is gonna be half baked. I start to look for unique stying because at least if the user who was vibing vibed hard enough to break out of the generic styles that AI prefers (which takes a bit of effort) I know the viber put in a little bit more care into their app than the drive by proooompter and it’s worth a little more consideration.

2025-10-12 01:53:47 UTC

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Is Luke not a protocol developer?

2025-10-12 01:48:59 UTC

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Context: there are obviously ways to ban it that don’t freeze 60% of Bitcoin. Pierre knows this. But some people just can’t resist the opportunity to dunk on the ‘other side’.
https://blossom.primal.net/de364e57d5d3b3e61ff9b3707388176b0b6af56f6d090c349b14f99f2da806af.jpg

2025-10-11 17:30:48 UTC

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Low time-preference pods

2025-10-10 16:32:13 UTC

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The very point you’re making is part of a story you tell yourself about the enlightenment and the implied morally good quality you assign to the rationalist scientific method and technical exactitude prevailing over the previous forms of science and its second order effects on men. Everyone makes myths and can’t help but weave themselves into them. Everyone has a conception of the good they seek but don’t yet have and this is what provides the foundation of story, drama, myth. It’s self defeating to advance your position that we shouldn’t build on stories—in other words: Cool story bro.

2025-10-09 17:50:07 UTC

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Dude. Cool it with the common sensitism. This is too much for the average updooter on here to handle.

2025-10-09 15:31:26 UTC

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Naw just write for web and gaslight users into believing your pwa is actually a mobile and desktop app too.

2025-10-09 05:16:52 UTC

What happened to this attitude? Why not just table controversial changes that split the users of Bitcoin in half?
https://blossom.primal.net/410ea00b32f4ac479694f9cc4c91f432a3bf6927f5991da826e52f7e3e64f89c.jpg

2025-10-07 04:34:44 UTC

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Social media became user hostile — it makes perfect sense. Normies want to see what their friends are up to not get bombarded by ai slop and viral videos and shocking content. It makes people feel bad so they leave.

2025-10-07 02:24:04 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/b24149b4bae617941ccb413ca54b1f84cd39fd6d386cc96e33580da6becb458c.jpg

2025-10-07 02:19:10 UTC

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It’s crazy what happens when you control for race in America… gun crime rates especially. Really challenges the average European anti-gun mindset

2025-10-07 01:42:38 UTC

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very true unfortunately… I wish there was still a country where the white boys could go… to run and play.
https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=sYOjRxhfp10
But those high trust homogenous societies are gone or very very expensive now. A lot of Europeans I talk to wish the could live in their European home countries but ended up moving to America to mine fiat hoping to one day get enough money to retire in a non-dangerous area of Europe.

2025-10-07 01:31:41 UTC

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Is it a competition worth winning though? European work life balance seems nicer in a lot of ways than the American hyper competitive start-up cut through grind culture. I don’t really want to grind to boost gdp. I want to work enough to have a nice community and place to raise kids. I’d happily be 3rd in iq or math competitions if it meant that I got to live in a safe homogenous culture with tradition and culture vs being in heterogeneous fiat mining town outpost of burger punk highways, strip malls and parking lots with a bunch of overworking new-rich american who try to buy culture and status—and who unfortunately grant status and praise to those with nothing but wealth.

2025-10-06 01:55:26 UTC

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Definitely bitcoin as you cannot verify the daily active users of ‘the nostr’ by design.

2025-10-06 01:28:30 UTC

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So after digg, people migrated to Reddit, but where did people go after Reddit went user hostile? I remember there was an attempt at moving to voat but it never got traction in the same way that Reddit initially did. The early 2010s Reddit was so much better than Reddit today.

2025-10-03 03:25:52 UTC

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I’ll vote for this. 👆

2025-10-03 00:11:33 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/42e43b1e90634002f67fa197becaab1c371691362a2b31340eedc4be460746a0.jpg

2025-10-02 23:51:52 UTC

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Torvalds in hype dev?!?!

2025-10-02 23:40:39 UTC

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Only thing missing and then this would be *literally me* too.

2025-10-01 21:18:23 UTC

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https://blossom.primal.net/76786decb1d318e69f47a9e80dd4bdd0bb3c505b6370c207f5b2b955eb0614e1.jpg

2025-10-01 20:52:09 UTC

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Welcome!

2025-10-01 20:25:12 UTC

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Welcome! You’ll probably find that nostr has more vibe coders per user than all other social media by a long shot.

2025-10-01 20:09:32 UTC

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What kind of ridiculously unpopular action does the UK government have planned that they need this sort of control apparatus?

2025-10-01 19:48:07 UTC

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Welcome to nostr!

2025-10-01 05:55:25 UTC

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Yes.

2025-09-30 16:55:34 UTC

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Not the OP but I used grok code fast extensively when it was free on cursor for a few weeks. It was very fast but also stupid. It was great at implementing plans that had been laid out in great detail in which the area for operation was demarcated clearly. It didn’t do a great job at answering open ended questions about the code base or problem solving and I found that it didn’t often perform any better than using auto on cursor. So idk why I’d pay more specifically for it if I’m already paying for auto.

2025-09-28 05:07:08 UTC

2025-09-27 23:34:36 UTC

Let’s try again…

2025-09-27 23:19:54 UTC

Testing blossom server uploads …

2025-09-27 21:47:48 UTC

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Mainstream people don’t typically seek out mainstream content on niche platforms. It’s gonna take a niche attraction to bring people over. Like the Facebook group or marketplace effect. People join Facebook because their neighborhood gardening group is there. This is what nostr could do really well.

2025-09-26 15:15:57 UTC

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Core used to be like that and even the knots apologists like Bitcoin Mechanic say they want to just submit a pr to core and have a good relationship where these ideas can be discussed and worked out. Knots is just the fallback escape hatch. I think core should prioritize working with a large section of devs and should try not to give the middle finger to the more prominent devs with big followings lol

2025-09-26 06:57:42 UTC

Very good point!
#nevent1q…uwtq

2025-09-26 05:52:23 UTC

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Have you seen what he has been posting?
#nevent1q…eaym
He’s got a bit of the knots derangement syndrome these days though. He is welcome to have a different opinion and even think everyone else is retard and not as smart as he is. But I think he is doing himself a disservice by coming out with insults rather than logical arguments.

2025-09-26 05:38:24 UTC

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Yup which is why knots is pretty much perfect for this use case since it is basically core and has been maintained right alongside it for the majority of core’s existence yet @npub1qny…95gx is frustrated by knots for some reason… so I was wondering if he’d consider using something like btcd… but I don’t think he would for the reasons you mentioned.

2025-09-26 01:48:31 UTC

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What I mean is ‘does the consensus code have to be the same exact code, e.g. a go function that does the exact same thing a c++ function does’?
I know the functionality is needs to be the same to remain in consensus—it’s even in the name lol.

2025-09-26 01:42:07 UTC

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just gotta remember to say plz. That’s the one shot prompt secret.

2025-09-26 01:21:48 UTC

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Does it need to share the same exact consensus code? Or could it be a completely separate implementation like
https://github.com/btcsuite/btcd?