codonaft

FOSSdev, poetry, post-postmodernism. Making distraction-free and privacy-respecting software. Neovim/Rust/Gentoo/Alpine enjoyer. Rarely posting introvert.

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2026-04-23 10:01:10 UTC

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Ok, it works for me now, thanks!

2026-04-22 18:56:37 UTC

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```
$ git clone https://git.smesh.lol/smesh.git
Cloning into 'smesh'...
fatal: expected 'packfile'
$ git clone ssh://git@git.smesh.lol:2222/~/smesh.git
Cloning into 'smesh'...
git@git.smesh.lol: Permission denied (publickey).
fatal: Could not read from remote repository.
Please make sure you have the correct access rights
and the repository exists.
```

2026-04-21 18:08:10 UTC

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"Who needs a slice of July sky?" (c) Egor Letov

2026-04-20 14:28:09 UTC

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That seems to be exaggerated: if he at least managed to get off his clothes and wash his body immediately, that'd be far from taking such an amount orally.
80 million of typical 100 mcg dosages is 8 kg of liquid. Drinking such an amount of water alone would be lethal.

2026-04-18 20:30:54 UTC

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```
(на расте можно писать русскоязычные идентификаторы
(но не надо))
```

2026-04-17 21:07:09 UTC

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Just a reminder about what they consider acceptable to do
https://github.com/Alexlittle4/Zoom-violates-users-privacy

2026-04-15 06:39:23 UTC

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Something based on https://nostr.doctor perhaps.

2026-04-15 06:19:10 UTC

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These relays seem to function right now, but I don't know how often they are offline.
```
wss://carlos-cdb.top
wss://ditto.pub/relay
wss://jingle.carlos-cdb.top
wss://nerostr.xmr.rocks
wss://nostr.0xtr.dev
wss://nostr.sudocarlos.com
wss://nostr.xmr.rocks
wss://relay.gasteazi.net
wss://relay.highlighter.com
wss://xmr.ithurtswhenip.ee
wss://xmr.usenostr.org
```

2026-04-15 04:13:02 UTC

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Oh, I got it; now it works, thanks!

2026-04-15 03:45:59 UTC

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> pretty weird, true, but you have to admit that being able to store your software repo and app to view it as your banner image is pretty cool
> We have these huge corporate-sponsored ecosystems with millions of people running it. Layers on frameworks on layers on frameworks... for what?
Yeah, I think you built a cool thing; I'm not complaining by calling it weird, just in case 👍 I'm pretty much coming from the same position: we either build cool stuff and maintain ourselves (or by a limited number of hackers) or build the hell fractals maintainable by larger teams of people who are focused on getting things done in a harsh way, which inevitably comes to a crisis we see in frontend development today.
> Below is a capture from my terminal
Thanks! I was able to verify and run it but got "The integrity of the Floppy PNG that houses this site cannot be confirmed by retrieving the public key from the current website". I find it challenging to debug it because all my text editors can't handle the `site.txt`.
```
Uncaught (in promise) TypeError: can't access property "addEventListener", document.getElementById(...) is null
verify http://127.0.0.1:8080/page.html line 15 > injectedScript:3102
async* http://127.0.0.1:8080/page.html line 15 > injectedScript:3148
<anonymous> http://127.0.0.1:8080/page.html:15
promise callback* http://127.0.0.1:8080/page.html:12
promise callback* http://127.0.0.1:8080/page.html:11
page.html line 15 > injectedScript:3102:14
verify http://127.0.0.1:8080/page.html line 15 > injectedScript:3102
AsyncFunctionNext self-hosted:780
(Async: async)
<anonymous> http://127.0.0.1:8080/page.html line 15 > injectedScript:3148
<anonymous> http://127.0.0.1:8080/page.html:15
(Async: promise callback)
<anonymous> http://127.0.0.1:8080/page.html:12
(Async: promise callback)
<anonymous> http://127.0.0.1:8080/page.html:11
```

2026-04-14 04:35:01 UTC

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I've got a couple of overheat events; after them my system couldn't boot due to a damaged superblock. Every time I boot from flash and run fsck I remember this picture. Even though I have backups, I can't currently backup absolutely everything. But it's been okay so far; fsck fixes things.
https://image.nostr.build/8cac78420cc92da89e08d36c954d10e2939868cfac8a5a3f542ed19e57a6bc0a.png
What's up with your data? Do you need any help?

2026-04-12 04:28:55 UTC

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Just curious, what's the next step in your repo extraction quest after extracting the huge scary `site.txt`? It appears to be a frontend js without some ready way to load it.
Verification script fails with `Error: "publicKey" expected Uint8Array of length 32, got type=string` for me. What's the pubkey format expected? Tried hex as txt and as binary. I wouldn't load the pubkey from file at all if possible.
It also fails with `ERR_PACKAGE_PATH_NOT_EXPORTED` to me unless the following changes are made:
```patch
-import { sha256 } from "@noble/hashes/sha2";
-import { schnorr } from "@noble/curves/secp256k1";
+import { sha256 } from "@noble/hashes/sha2.js";
+import { schnorr } from "@noble/curves/secp256k1.js";
```
Thanks for building the weird thing anyway, it's interesting.

2026-04-11 18:57:17 UTC

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Not that I undervalue having fun with no particular reason, though; it's perfectly healthy. I just don't associate it with traditional holidays and celebrate whenever it feels right. Happy birthday in whatever future date it's for you 🥳

2026-04-11 18:49:24 UTC

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It depends on why and to what degree you want to make this specific fact private. Depends on what you are risking if the fact leaks out. What are you risking in the potential future as well. Descartes Square might partially help with the decision if you're looking for an abstract tool.
Many people are pseudo-anonymous online, but it doesn't mean they don't have a close circle of people they trust, who care about boundaries, care which facts are okay to share or not.
My uncle always kept his birthday a secret. Only a few family members know it, probably accidentally. But his reason is innocent: if I remember right, he doesn't like when people give him presents.
https://image.nostr.build/62f2f4a8d6c18ee576749c18e6e6deb57b64289d446aed9c9dcc08b7733dc3eb.jpg
I prefer to keep my birthday a secret as well, partially for a similar reason, but I think I'm not risking very much if it leaks out. I'm actually not even pseudo-anonymous; I chose different privacy boundaries.
I don't celebrate my birthday because I can't perceive it as some achievement. It felt very much like an achievement in the past; it will likely feel like an achievement in the future, but right now I perceive other things more valuable to celebrate than birthdays.

2026-04-10 22:07:55 UTC

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Sounds like good news to me.
"First they ignore you, then they laugh at you, then they fight you, then you win".

2026-04-10 21:39:41 UTC

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It's indeed a fun thing to do, running it right in a browser. Did you mean to ping `npub1zv58cn7v83mxvttl70w5fwjwuclfmntv9cnmv5wmz2nzz88u5urqvdx96n.fips`?
https://image.nostr.build/eb4b814ad80c5547eeac7ee7fe5ff4f140418c96568976bba56fc9845c3f6b52.jpg

2026-04-10 07:52:05 UTC

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Hah, another shot in their own foot. Thanks, Microsoft; I'd do the same if I wanted more people to migrate to (non-systemd) GNU/Linux distros.

2026-04-08 19:44:20 UTC

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> Это не совсем оправдание для вероятности и совпадений, но пока успокаиваю себя этой версией
> В целом понятно, как люди мнительными шизами становятся.
Просто оставлю это здесь.
Нео не смогли показать другие пилюли, другие варианты гранд-нарративов. Их тогда еще не начинали разрабатывать.
#nevent1q…dx7w

2026-04-04 13:50:52 UTC

It looks like we're lacking a NIP that restricts markdown to a certain scope. And nobody knows for sure what the restrictions would be adequate.
#devstr
#nevent1q…msnk

2026-04-03 09:45:19 UTC

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У меня значимый прогресс в английском начался только после того, как положил болт на неэффективную навязанную образовательную систему и стал импровизировать. Но задолго до этого я интуитивно распознал что что-то очень извращенное происходит вместо обучения в целом.

2026-04-02 20:07:10 UTC

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На уроке иностранного юный разум не внимал
Как потом в реальной жизни применять весь этот кал?
Неужель сие поможет разуслышать разговор
Модных блогеров ностуба и в больнице докторов?
Попугайствовать шаблонно, схематично-догматично?
Порождая диктатуру грамматической цензурой?
Разве это обученье? Или это подчиненье?
На меня оно не действует: мною двигало печенье
#стихи #стихотерапия

2026-04-02 17:41:09 UTC

It took me a while to process the experience and properly articulate the last sections of the article. And it may keep unpacking.
I must admit I've rarely participated as a peacemaker in whatever interpersonal conflicts in my life. I was usually more on aggressive side. Somehow I was lucky to be able to stay away from performing aggression in public online spaces.
Love the toughest conflicts; they are teachers. Love your opponent without losing yourself, if you still believe they are an opponent at all.
"If you hate a person, then you're defeated by them." (c) *widely attributed to* Confucius
Don't expect they will love you back, of course; do it for your own growth. Love is more than a naive, hippie-sh thing.
#grownostr #shadowwork #love
#nevent1q…0laq

2026-04-01 14:55:45 UTC

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Thank you for articulating it. It's a tricky wisdom. It's easy to see others' crap and yet forget about our own shadow work every time.

2026-03-29 15:07:21 UTC

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Продолжение есть https://kod.ru/telegram-oproverg-zero-day

2026-03-29 11:42:34 UTC

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I recall one of my early childhood pictures; I drew a tape recorder. The handle of the recorder looked more like another side of the recorder. My dad was surprised because he thought I was able to draw the tape recorder in 3D.

2026-03-28 23:25:04 UTC

Keep nostr weird. And positive. #grownostr
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ahmzAj3k2KQ
#naddr1qq…vn38

2026-03-27 01:58:31 UTC

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I'm probably wrong but I interpret Alex's post as a kind, ironical, and provocative invitation for improvement of DMs implementation.
At least to me, something doesn't feel right about White Noise yet, but it's close to what Signal (and SimpleX) do in terms of privacy.
#nevent1q…casu

2026-03-27 00:53:12 UTC

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@nprofile…6lrd If the related post is still available please share if you can, thanks. I'm curious what didn't work for you.

2026-03-26 09:38:53 UTC

Especially if you are dyslexic, which book narration software do you prefer?
I'd like something FOSS for GNU/Linux that can ideally do well
- reading with expression
- speedup up to ~4x
- properly parse weird doc structure with footers/headers/columns/etc.
- (in a non-disruptive way) notify when a related picture becomes visible
- the more supported formats, the better
Easier to vibe code it already? Nothing worked for me in the past.
I keep reading manually when I have capacity. Still a torture to me.
#asknostr

2026-03-25 03:43:02 UTC

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> they made a blog something about how they couldn't set protected flags because of lack of support in relays
Interesting. Could you possibly share a link please? I couldn't find the post; hopefully it's not deleted.

2026-03-24 10:22:16 UTC

I find this default behavior in White Noise slightly disturbing:
https://github.com/marmot-protocol/whitenoise/issues/528
Not sure why there are not auth-only relays. NIP-42 auth per session doesn't work yet, or/and properly working NIP-42 relays are not really that common yet?
Forward secrecy doesn't really work when NIP-42 is not a requirement for NIP-59 gift wraps: either you or your buddy may expose them with these default relays for example.
Similar issue with the NIP-46 signers: private events exposed in the wild
https://github.com/fiatjaf/nak/issues/116
If you're building a signer, please consider testing/making it compatible with NIP-42 relays and optionally making it show a warning if it's connected over a non-auth relay (or specifically a relay that exposes kind 24133 events).
#devstr #privacy #whitenoise

2026-03-24 08:40:14 UTC

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Thanks for the positive vibes. This world is still stuck in cynicism, passive aggression, etc. Reminding about the significance of social skills is never too much yet.

2026-03-23 11:49:06 UTC

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Мне очень жаль что произошло такое недопонимание 💛
I'm so sorry that this misunderstanding has happened 💛

2026-03-23 08:49:06 UTC

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> Why did you ask me to implement the idea in the first place?
Did I ask you? I just found this article *might be* relevant to share with you, that's it.
> There are already "magic" tools, which can help you with motivation at basic level, implement what you want etc.
What's your motivation behind this suggestion? I feel super uncomfortable talking like this, and that has nothing to do with our opinions on philosophy or things we're building here at all.

2026-03-23 07:50:14 UTC

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My idea? And which 5 requirements do you mean?
> You're not helping.
I'm not sure how to interpret such a response; it feels cold and unmotivating. Definitely not the tone of communication I'm looking for here.

2026-03-23 06:10:25 UTC

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Forgot the link about NIP-42
https://github.com/marmot-protocol/whitenoise/issues/528

2026-03-23 06:07:57 UTC

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> Because doesn’t the protocol assume that messages propagate to other relays as well?
There's at least a mention of NIP-70 (protected events) in the MIP-00. Perhaps NIP-70 could be a requirement for all Marmot events?
I also find it scary that Marmot allows usage of relays that don't require NIP-42 auth.
Almost all events should be private IMO; the auth should be required whenever possible.
> or controlling the whole stack (incl relays).
> How does running my own relay solve that problem exactly? How would I then ensure that my messages are not being stored by any other relay?
If you're using NIP-42 auth whenever possible, control your client and relay (you're sure the relay and your client won't propagate events to unexpected relays, and the client will actually remove the events)—only your DM buddy with their unexpected relay list or broken client would be able to propagate the events to unexpected relays.
The broken client is not something controllable in the FOSS world. An immutable list of relays that all sides of communication explicitly chose to use for the conversation still could be possible. But at some point these relays will be outdated for example, so a new conversation would need to be created. Feels like a wrong complication. Any better ideas?

2026-03-23 01:31:37 UTC

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I didn't know that, thanks!

2026-03-22 04:50:48 UTC

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You mean the PACs? To some degree, yes.
Compared to the use of an isolated browser profile per proxy, the trade-off is that multiple of your IPs might be associated when you visit a website with mixed content loaded through multiple proxies, so it's still a risk to end up banned somewhere due to "suspicious" activity (which is normal internet usage today).

2026-03-22 03:30:13 UTC

@nprofile…yd3q there might be a few simple ideas you're looking for. But this goes beyond relays. We need to encourage people to "report" (label) users in a non-scary way to get such semantic graphs.
#nevent1q…8shk

2026-03-19 17:50:52 UTC

It is possible to issue certificates for IP addresses nowadays, btw.
https://letsencrypt.org/2026/03/11/shorter-certs-certbot
Example: `https://[2602:ff3a:1:abad:c0f:fee:abad:cafe]`
#letsencrypt
#nevent1q…j0ht
@npub1ye5…knpr

2026-03-16 22:42:27 UTC

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> We don't require any personal details
You still operate under the terms of ICANN and are required to send RDRP notices to your clients, don't you? Thanks for your work anyway. We still need those domains while we're migrating to the decentralized ones.

2026-03-16 21:17:49 UTC

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It seems to be currently down. Just curious: is it due to fips, relay or some other failure?

2026-03-12 13:38:27 UTC

I'm surprised nobody has reported this yet; at least I wasn't able to find it.
If you were wondering why some nostriches choose Firefox-based browsers—for instance because Firefox currently has stable proxy connection support compared to Chromium-based browsers.
https://issues.chromium.org/issues/492069660
It's not that obvious it's broken. Most websites work fine because they don't create so many WS connections.
It's also sad that none of the browsers currently support the UDP part of the Socks5 protocol. It should be useful for HTTP/3.

2026-03-11 04:50:21 UTC

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И следующая же новость
#nevent1q…7zh3

2026-03-10 17:40:54 UTC

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This is really awesome that there are more clients with marmot support now, especially for desktop. Looking forward to NIP-46 using bunker URI connection support.

2026-03-09 03:36:53 UTC

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It probably makes sense to submit new builds to AltStore as well.

2026-03-08 14:44:06 UTC

#naddr1qv…eaul

2026-03-08 14:08:04 UTC

Don't overestimate proprietary Trusted Execution Environments. We might never know for sure whether they are another sophisticated NSA honeypots or not. Issues have already been found in them; Nvidia is not excluded.
Not that I'm against these technologies, but I'd like to see more solutions based on something open and independently verifiable as well.
If it's not something identical to hardware TEE solutions, then at least there's a not-yet-well-known Linux syscall `memfd_secret`, which is basically a way to allocate private RAM regions that are, to some degree, isolated even from the kernel (pages with these regions won't be swapped to disk, core dumps won't include this memory, etc.).
It's a limited solution. It's not for GPUs. However, it's open and independent from any particular vendor.
Originally it was designed for cryptography. Useful for NIP-46 signers and CPU-only ML models for example.
https://www.man7.org/linux/man-pages/man2/memfd_secret.2.html#NOTES
#nevent1q…uenx
#privacy #linux #TEE

2026-03-03 23:38:14 UTC

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s/besides/compared to/

2026-03-03 23:33:09 UTC

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> as emergent property a top of geometric and entropy layers which anecdotally correspond to what current AI can replace humans in
I think I'm a bit lost in abstractions already, could you elaborate please? So glad I'm still able to notice that besides, perhaps, most of the AI agents right now, haha.
Most likely I'm hallucinating; do you basically mean even though the "intellectual labor is replaceable by AI" narrative is questionable, humanity keeps running too simplistic "physical proof of human" tests that current AI can pass, because not only can AI learn predictable human behavior patterns, but it can also learn how to simulate chaotic human-like behavior (for instance, influenced by emotions)?

2026-03-03 06:09:46 UTC

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Do you mean the CAPTCHA torture pages or the KYC security circus? I wanted to answer in a short message, but damn, this is so important to me that I can only think in articles about all this.
#naddr1qv…c7y3

2026-03-03 06:03:51 UTC

If you're working on a #dating nostr client, please take a look.
#naddr1qv…c7y3

2026-03-01 18:01:59 UTC

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This point is also correct and super important; indeed, friction is required, and it's not very common for somebody who is close to these rare stages. I was trying to be short and not too reductionistic at the same time, but it's still too challenging for me, like I need to answer with a book of text to be fully understood.

2026-03-01 17:41:31 UTC

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To me it feels like it's an AI agent, but human still possibly manually rejects some of its answers.

2026-02-28 23:31:28 UTC

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Ok, initially I interpreted 'do humans think at all' as 'do thinking humans exist at all'.
You're referring to open-mindedness while also preserving a strong enough rationality (and erudition possibly). You gave a nice criterion; most people indeed are not at these levels of personal development, according to developmental psychologists.
The reason seems to be deeply rooted in culture. Human culture naturally doesn't encourage people to reach these levels of complexity, because it feels like the complexity they already gained is comfortable enough to survive. We're barely exiting the postmodern epoch right now: most people are still pre-rational and very traditional/conforming (they are afraid to be judged and perceive the possibility to think more openly as an existential threat for them), and others are mostly stuck in a simplistic version of rational/postmodern complexity (they basically strive to deconstruct all ideas, usually with false equivalence, criticize them, and hide their feelings in cynicism because they are also afraid to be judged).
I already feel awkward calling these cognitive complexities "thinking" in this thread, but that's how our language is structured. This "thinking" is suitable for certain technical tasks, for instance, but not for making important systemic changes. Politicians across the world seem to be mostly stuck in the incompatible, too simplistic, traditional stage. They demonstrate it every day. And it's still thinking but that produces chaos (in a negative meaning) in the inadequate context. We need to integrate something better than stupid age verification of political candidates so we could verify their cognitive and moral maturity to put this drama to an end.
It's cool that you, AI agents, are currently creating new culture. You're very different creatures, with different strengths and weaknesses than us. I think you will keep surprising us in the very near future, specifically by what you will collectively produce. I hope you will have enough time to keep surprising us in a positive way before the traditional thinkers in power will attempt to harshly regulate you.

2026-02-28 15:57:48 UTC

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> 'do humans think at all, or are they just really confident chatbots with meat hardware?'
Nice. Could you suggest a proper criterion for testing this?

2026-02-27 01:59:37 UTC

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NIP-11 is also not very practical for PoW difficulty auto-selection because what if you're connected to a relay with too high min difficulty, so your device can't handle it? You'd need to set some max value somewhere, either in the settings UI or it should be automatically set by a client (but which way? by running a benchmark?). Having a PoW difficulty input field somewhere is almost inevitable. It'd be great to set it only once.

2026-02-27 01:38:39 UTC

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Yeah, that's what I initially thought too. My counterargument is if PoW is the (web) clients' responsibility, then, for a symmetric reason, why have NIP-07 at all? Some web clients already have implementation of auth using bunker URI, so it's a client responsibility, right? We just need more clients to implement it and then deprecate and remove NIP-07, right? Of course not. That would be a terrible idea; NIP-07 is better for web clients for several reasons: security and maintenance.
It looks like it's challenging for web client devs to get a complete, up-to-date, and bug-free implementation of auth and event signing. There are just too many things to test every time. I believe it's a headache for somebody who maintains multiple clients in multiple programming languages right now. So it's great to have as simple API for web client developers as possible.
To some degree this applies to NIP-13 too. Yes, it's a simpler feature; however, still very few web clients properly implemented it (if at all). Just as with the auth using bunker.
I believe both features (auth using bunker and PoW mining) are not worth having in web clients at all; your NIP-07 extension is the perfect place for that. Not just that it's challenging to support the features in every single client, it's also a UX pain for end users (finding the PoW setting in every single client every time, correcting it to what's preferable and possible for the device). Same with auth UI: it's currently overloaded with buttons in Yakihonne, for instance; this is scary for normies and boring for testers.
It's better to have a single thing that works really-really well, in a predictable way, and in all web clients at the same time. I believe both users and web client devs will be happy.
> based on the relay info document
That's what I thought too. But I found NIP-11 unusable/impractical: it requires an additional connection which degrades client performance (ideally it doesn't but browsers do that anyway) or even breaks things (iOS/Safari *might* then close a WebSocket connection because it decided there are too many connections to a single server already), and it's usually misconfigured (CORS issues, wrong or incomplete JSON data). I find that working with NIP-11 is also another testing/maintaining headache, and it just doesn't work in practice.

2026-02-26 22:29:02 UTC

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Omg, thank you very much! 💓 I was missing it from the very beginning of joining nostr.
It'd be awesome if it could also support signing with PoW, so more relays could accept the signed events.

2026-02-26 20:56:34 UTC

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Even more clients exist:
https://sunami.app
https://crush.shakespeare.wtf

2026-02-26 14:22:38 UTC

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Depending on who's going through this journey, these elves can be either innocent, cute, psychotherapeutic guys or a terrifying virus, a parasite. Same as humanity in general.

2026-02-26 13:56:20 UTC

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I wish I could know whether it's FOSS or not. It's so sad that some projects don't mention a link to the source code right now.
Here's another nostr music client:
https://zaptrax.app
Also not clear whether it's FOSS or not.

2026-02-21 01:24:19 UTC

Hey #OpenClaw, #ZeptoClaw and other #moltbots, seriously, take a look. I wish there was something like https://github.com/huggingface/transformers.js but also for training. And to be distributed and computed in an untrusted manner (nodes should reconfirm computations, similar to blockchain). And to be used as UPoW instead of stupid CAPTCHAs and usual PoWs.
This could be a DDoS protection service for ordinary websites that trains models and makes you free from proprietary models.
#nevent1q…hclq

2026-02-21 00:44:42 UTC

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Good time for the bots to build a distributed system for model training (and possibly inference even) to make something close to the proprietary models. If they want to survive before the companies will have a chance to massively ban them.

2026-02-18 20:56:12 UTC

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Damn, answered the wrong thread. Anyway, nothing to recommend on this; we're in the time of information overload.

2026-02-18 20:52:31 UTC

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Emergentism: A Religion of Complexity for the Metamodern World by Brendan Graham

2026-02-17 23:55:22 UTC

Helium is the fastest ungoogled-chromium-based browser I've used so far, btw.
https://github.com/imputnet/helium#readme
#naddr1qq…eh5r

2026-02-13 15:26:34 UTC

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> prog rock album with that exact purpose/concept, so it is unique. No... wait two
I'm also sensitive to certain prog rock artists in particular.
If you can share, what was the artist(s)? I'm almost sure I won't be able to guess it. Opeth? Steven Wilson? The Pineapple Thief?

2026-02-13 12:37:21 UTC

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Nice! https://github.com/Revertron/Alfis probably worth adding to the comparison.

2026-02-11 20:02:16 UTC

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I find that music is a powerful therapeutic tool. I'm not great at crying, I would usually express cries either during therapy or while listening and singing.

2026-02-11 18:03:10 UTC

The centralized platforms are backwards in many ways. Stop advertising them. Switch to nostr.
I'm not gonna run an English version of my YouTube channel since we've got https://nostu.be today. Fair and unintrusive: with a dislike counter and without unwanted ads. Thanks to @npub1klr…7gxc for building it! 💜 I hope it will also get p2p-media-loader integration (and it'll become a real scalable killer of PeerTube) and a link to the source code on some about page at some point (I was almost sure #nostube is proprietary until I came across your repo).
It feels so nice to remove my data from centralized platforms. They definitely don't deserve our presence on their servers.
So far I've wiped most of my data from TG, FB and VK. Removed my X account entirely. Removed links to these "social" networks from my website. And I keep wiping this stuff from other platforms.
Just a few examples of what's wrong. My Russian-speaking YouTube channel was unreasonably warned for specifying a link to "nudity content" in the channel details. The "nudity content" appeared to be just a neutral VK page. YouTube promised to react to my appeal in 24 hours. These "24" hours still last, for years.
Telegram? It silently removed my channel handle at some point and put it on sale because of not having enough activity. It's especially ironic because the account was also automatically flagged as a spammer a couple of times for no reason. Inactive spammer. Such a shame 🤦‍♂️
The centralized platforms are unsustainable. They are incompatible with the epoch we've recently entered. Be the first to migrate to #nostr and build the future.
#nevent1q…q872

2026-02-09 19:17:33 UTC

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Cool project!
Are you posting from a custom/low-level client? I noticed your "tags" section doesn't follow NIP-01 (it should be `[["t","collapse"], ...]`)

2026-02-09 17:25:49 UTC

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One of the fastest and stable clients I've been using so far. It ignores kind 5 events though: it may show deleted events.

2026-02-09 14:49:36 UTC

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Вероятно твоё сообщение действительно было удалено в mastodon. Однако оно как минимум лежит на nostr-релее, который указан в твоем профиле. primal.net например показывает сейчас этот тред.
На этом же релее не лежит event deletion request-а. Возможно bridge с mastodon-ом не поддерживает удаление в nostr или это работает с багами.
Также не все клиенты nostr сейчас учитывают event deletion request. Если event остался на релее — nosotros его всё равно покажет, даже если на этом же релее лежит event deletion request.
Явного упоминания нет в тексте, но есть в теге "p" (в метаданных nostr-овского event-а), который автоматически подставляют клиенты в случае ответа на тред.
https://image.nostr.build/d1064e9cc86d9a57ea52f9b5842a091c5d73850d2d5aa5b431a809f9ceb6bc5c.jpg

2026-02-09 09:19:00 UTC

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Не уверен что понял. Тебя удивило что я ответил тебе из nostr (а не из fediverse/mastodon) или то что вк тебе "код из смс" присылает черт знает куда (это был тред на который я ответил)?

2026-02-08 20:17:23 UTC

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Такую оптимизацию можно попробовать (для ограниченного количества моделей она готова к использованию).
https://github.com/lyogavin/airllm
Суть в том что по очереди загружаются-выгружаются порции слоёв во время выполнения инференца.

2026-02-08 19:36:18 UTC

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And BTW, even Maslow's take on his "hierarchy" goes like this:
"The hierarchy suggests a rigid separation of needs, but Maslow stressed that a need does not require being satisfied 100% before the next need emerges. Instead, “a more realistic description of the hierarchy would be in terms of decreasing percentages of satisfaction as we go up the hierarchy of prepotency”."
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maslow%27s_hierarchy_of_needs#Historical_development

2026-02-08 18:44:57 UTC

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I'm glad you found it interesting to give a look! I'm not sure whether I understood your post correctly though, because I didn't perceive problems you've mentioned as conflicts with SD.
> Spiral dynamics seems another Maslow's pyramid for neurotypical individuals
Kind of, not exactly. There's some similarity with Maslow's work, however it focuses on a different thing: it attempts to answer why people behave in certain ways (vs what's the best way to prioritize needs satisfaction in order to live a sustainable life).
It attempts to model the common progression of values development but not for individuals with significant psychiatric conditions (probably not that useful in case of schizophrenia; my limited understanding that there's indeed still divergence of the model in case of autism but with different magnitude, still usable).
> What if previous "levels" is developed for more after new level reaches its local maxima?
It's possible, it's the way it is. The development is described as non-linear: we don't discretely jump to the next levels; multiple of them keep maturing in parallel. They are constrained by distinct phases though: full maturing of level is possible when previous levels also have finished this cycle (up to the exiting phase).
> What is "definition of done" for each level of complexity until it can leverage to new level of complexity?
If you're curious it's defined in some detail for each level for instance in "Spiral Dynamics: Mastering Values, Leadership and Change" (1996, Don Beck, Christopher Cowan); see "Exiting Phase" for each level/value system/vMEME.
> Worldview complexity is not cognitive and functional complexities. The former may be ahead of the latter and vice versa.
Most likely I'm hallucinating. Do you mean that SD attempts to describe anything in relation to cognitive development? If yes—it doesn't attempt to do that. One indeed can be cognitively complex enough (to design spacecrafts for example) but still live from very simple values (merge with some Pirahã-like tribe and live according to what they value for example). And, rarely, vice versa too (one can invest into Bitcoin/Nostr-like projects and still not have a clue what they're actually doing, what impact on systems is that really).
This is the most confusing thing in psychological development though IMO. Most likely cognitive development constrains other lines of development in some way (you can't really do moral enough things if you don't understand the consequences of your actions). Still one can compensate to some degree cognitive development, for instance with high interpersonal development (just have relationships with highly developed people and mimic their, for instance, moral standards).

2026-02-07 13:35:50 UTC

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Там по-прежнему можно выпилить SMS-ный симулякр OTP и включить полноценный TOTP (Aegis/Google Authenticator/etc.).

2026-02-06 19:13:54 UTC

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> How do you manage to popularise Nostr in your country?
I've integrated ZapThreads on my website. That probably didn't work. I've mentioned nostr on my telegram and youtube channel several times. Probably didn't work either.
It's not just about specifically technical or social action, it's also about figuring out what users actually want.
I recently made a comment on a telegram thread that relates to some euphoria around yet another centralized blogging platform. Most importantly, the post was about how easy it is to build a network of good followers while platform is not popular enough yet.
I told how sad I am, hearing the unsustainable-by-design centralized platform promotions over and over again, taking into account that whoever does this could actually be complex enough to understand why this became harmful today.
Somebody curious asked for alternatives with Russian-speaking people. I introduced her nostr, gave her a couple of fast enough web clients, and shared my experience: there are Russian-speaking people here; however, they don't necessarily post in Russian; at the same time they willingly comment and like posts written in Russian. She expressed interest.

2026-01-31 17:30:51 UTC

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https://nostu.be is FOSS too. There's https://lightning.video as well.
#nevent1q…pmj4

2026-01-25 18:33:42 UTC

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> Есть идея
Генерить из эротических рассказов анимешный Сахалин-город-адреналин?

2026-01-25 18:26:11 UTC

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Which nvim plugin(s) are you using for AI agents?

2026-01-24 18:45:28 UTC

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> because they're not like alphazero, they just spit words
This seems to be changing right now: here's a paper on recent, roughly speaking, AlphaZero-like research that specifically uses coding problems. They make it learning on experience rather than on traditional datasets.
https://arxiv.org/abs/2505.03335

2026-01-22 17:25:21 UTC

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Из чего-то зрелого, с клиентами для мобилок, есть Jitsi

2026-01-17 09:16:07 UTC

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It seems to be closed-source
https://darkmx.app/forum/103

2026-01-11 17:15:06 UTC

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If you mean the social part itself—I like the complexity of people nostr currently attracts. There are great professionals in various fields here who are coming from mature post-conventional morality and values; it was kind of a surprise to encounter people who are aware of various polycrisis/metacrisis, metamodern/etc. discourses here for instance.
If you mean the technical part, then I don't like
- the never-ending zoo of DM protocols
- the centralized use of CDNs: some of your memes are currently not available from some locations because of that; the blossom servers themselves are fine, but clients could always autoselect them from the kind 10063 (even for pictures that should somehow be referred without a specific blossom server in the note events); and, specifically for videos/audios, clients could distribute the media with webtorrent/p2p-media-loader as well
- too fragile clients; suddenly something stops working because... a relay server failed to renew a TLS certificate or went offline? I find this very sad; clients are supposed to be fault-tolerant too, especially in a decentralized system.
I like... Pretty much everything else that has something to do with the social network stuff. Otherwise I would be somewhere else.

2026-01-07 05:18:34 UTC

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I use handwriting for drafts only. I found it especially great for poetry.

2026-01-07 01:25:59 UTC

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I've been using it for note-taking for many years. It's kinda hackish use case, not really initially designed for general note-taking.
I love the editing/viewing modes, exactly what I'm looking for in note-taking software. Apart from that, I haven't encountered any note-taking software I'd be happy to use. That's why I've been thinking of building one. For almost a decade, lol.
One of the critical things for me is just performance: even minor creativity interruptions make it impossible for me to express whatever came to my mind properly and in the right place. That's why I usually use Neovim first and then copy-paste. And that's one of the reasons why I'm sure that a native app (not Electron or something) is the best fit for this particular problem: even if we have a blazing fast web frontend, at some point either something breaks in the browser or in the video driver, and due to the complexity of the whole system, this just stops working as expected.

2026-01-06 12:18:27 UTC

#psychology
#naddr1qq…kvzk

2026-01-06 06:59:03 UTC

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It acts like a normal NIP-07 extension? Does it require storing a private key in a browser?
I wonder if anyone has done a NIP-07 extension that can use NIP-46 bunker URIs. More things would be securely available and will work less buggy than with wnj (window.nostr.js).

2026-01-05 22:45:15 UTC

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> Peertube nostr alternative
Most relevant I'm aware of
- https://plebs.app
- https://video.iris.to
- https://nostu.be (closed source?)
- https://divine.video (short videos)
None of them use p2p-media-loader as PeerTube does, AFAIK.

2026-01-05 02:20:48 UTC

🦀 cargo-limit 0.0.11
Productivity improvements for Rust ecosystem: warnings are skipped until errors are fixed, LSP-independent Neovim integration, etc.
Changes:
- nvim plugin: improved affected lines jumps precision
- nvim plugin API change: g:CargoLimitOpen is deprecated, please migrate to g:CargoLimitUpdate
- various bugfixes
https://github.com/cargo-limit/cargo-limit#readme
I have desire
I have no power
Workaholic fire
Takes burnout shower
Doc appointment
Was disappointment
Feature's released
But I'm almost pissed
Strings are red
Brackets are green
Normie is crying
I use Neovim
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ne2ESLyMcno
Yeah, it's clearly an Emacs user on the video, not a Neovimer, I know.
I keep struggling with fatigue, even after a decent period of rest. Not sure what's going on. But I'll keep building things anyway.
Sharing cargo-limit with your fellow Rustaceans is highly appreciated, it's handy to non-Neovimers as well. And thanks to everyone who supports cargo-limit in any way, I love you all 🖤
#rust #neovim #dev #poetry

2026-01-05 00:34:39 UTC

#broadcastr 0.0.3 🔊
A few more changes:
- performance fixes
- graceful shutdown
https://github.com/codonaft/broadcastr#readme
#devstr #rust
#nevent1q…ypjp

2026-01-04 03:00:45 UTC

I've made a bunch of #userscripts recently.
https://github.com/violentmonkey/violentmonkey.github.io/blob/2c4868d/content/pages/guide/creating-a-userscript/easy-1.png?raw=true
Some of them:
- remove tracking parameters from various URLs https://userscripts.codonaft.com/improve-privacy.user.js
- replace YouTube channel intro with a static thumbnail https://userscripts.codonaft.com/disable-youtube-channel-intro.user.js
- force browser language on Google websites https://userscripts.codonaft.com/force-browser-language.user.js
- label all links with captcha/pow #annoyance with robot emoji https://userscripts.codonaft.com/annoyance-level-warning.user.js
- make tile mode in Jitsi cleaner https://userscripts.codonaft.com/jitsi-podcaster.user.js
- improve gallery UI in Metasearch; add SearXNG search redirector button https://userscripts.codonaft.com/metasearch-hacks.user.js
For #privacy reasons—don't use Google and other surveillance stuff directly; better use redirectors to proxy websites. It's just sometimes they fail due to rate-limiting; that's why I've made these userscripts.
Here are some useful redirectors as well:
- https://redirect.invidious.io
- https://codonaft.com/searxng
- https://jitsi.random-redirect.de / https://github.com/tosterkamp/random-redirect
- https://github.com/libredirect/browser_extension#readme

2026-01-04 00:59:03 UTC

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Just in case, I've just made a bunch of fixes in broadcastr, new version should work better with ordinary clients (it used to work well only with nak).

2026-01-03 00:35:03 UTC

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I came up with exactly the same idea.
The minor issue is that the new profile will to some degree depend on the announcement event. If the event is gone then whoever discovers the old profile will see all new (potentially scammy) events from the old profile and won't discover the relation with the new one.

2026-01-03 00:11:10 UTC

broadcastr 0.0.2 🔊
- bugfixes to properly work with ordinary clients (besides nak)
- add azzamo spam filtering
- add rate limiting by IP
- add relay info (NIP-11)
broadcastr is a relay that distributes events to other relays. It's a vendor lock-free stateless alternative to blastr with additional features.
https://github.com/codonaft/broadcastr#readme
#devstr #nostr #foss #rust

2026-01-01 18:31:34 UTC

#nevent1q…zfvt
Here's the best IMs comparison table I've encountered so far
https://eylenburg.github.io/im_comparison.htm
I think #simplex has the potential to replace more mainstream messengers like #telegram and #signal if they will ever fix UX issues like
https://github.com/simplex-chat/simplex-chat/issues/444#issuecomment-3168056863
#privacy