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nobody, allegedly

I see… it’s a Nostr “browser” specific to your needs. What’s super is the architecture it access and leverages when you build new apps, and its capacity to act as an orchestra conductor.
Am I closer to understanding it?

2026-06-24 07:14:39 UTC

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SuperApp for Devs and Project Managers and more… very very cool.
Great, that was my assumption. Dumb stuff runs local, smart stuff is sent to Claude. Will use Claude to try to build something similar for my needs, which are local to my macine, not on Nostr.
Thanks for building in the open, truly inspiring.

2026-06-24 07:02:10 UTC

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Even though I don’t understand all the details I get the jist of it. You built yourself a development hub that does not rely on centralized solutions like GitHub. Very cool…
I am not a coder. But Claude is giving my ideas some legs and I am building myself tiny personal apps to tackle my problems, my way. For apps where it needs a lot of input on my end, I made it cook a small node based interface we can use to tackle the development. Sometimes it feels I am seeing that but on steroids when I look at your posts…
Next step for me is to explore local LLMs I could run on my Mac and access via my phone. I played a bit with Ollama… but I am curious about what is out there. Is Dave local? How do you run it?

2026-06-23 16:31:29 UTC

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At this stage… let him cook, I’ll understand later…

2026-06-23 14:23:16 UTC

Claude kept asking if I needed a break, truth is it was the one in need of a break.
https://image.nostr.build/c86921e4dbf6d1afc5e9cfbfb1d215c6b8193a7e5e66c97358a4da2be7733da1.jpg

2026-06-23 10:43:05 UTC

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Teletransporter?

2026-06-23 09:12:29 UTC

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Unrelated but related, every single toxic woman I ever dated loved penguins. I wonder if the correlation is random, or if there is some hidden causality.
Fuck penguins

2026-06-17 15:55:42 UTC

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What do you mean people buy new clothes? Even when they stopped growing up?!?!

2026-06-17 08:37:11 UTC

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This is the kind of PR that makes me really trust your upcoming app…

2026-06-16 13:52:59 UTC

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Based

2026-06-16 11:49:53 UTC

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The “art” of farming exit liquidity.

2026-06-16 09:13:53 UTC

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Oh, I stopped reading at “it’s alive”

2026-06-16 09:00:27 UTC

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When I press the “get the app” button nothing happens.

2026-06-15 18:15:51 UTC

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Danghiu!
Since it deals with media/content… have you read this? #nevent1q…66ff

2026-06-15 17:51:21 UTC

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Fuck you, this was way funnier than it should have been

2026-06-15 17:41:46 UTC

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I’m curious about how the idea of web of trust was implemented for this? Does it leverage GrapeRank or anything similar?

2026-06-15 16:51:11 UTC

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No need to read the whole wall, there is an abstract. But in a nutshell… it builds on the idea that was the GitHub of music.
It’s about a Nostr primitive aimed at tracking collaborative work (medium agnostic). The work is a tree made out of nodes. The who makes it and from what is reconstructable and attributable, across Nostr. It also defines how various participants wish to interact with the others (PR, merge, fork).
I know that AI text can be annoying but know that I was an avid user of Stemstr, you heard my voice. This is just me putting the stuff that takes space in my head out there. It’s not a shower thought, it’s a piece of all I have pondered about ever since… creation and distribution of media via Nostr.

2026-06-15 14:17:56 UTC

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@npub1000…7nql this is one of the many things Stemstr lacked, no?

2026-06-15 11:02:21 UTC

@npub1ste…mul5 is dead, long live Stemstr.
#nevent1q…lrex
#nevent1q…zyyl

2026-06-15 01:38:26 UTC

Wanna bet that the first human to spend weeks obsessively chipping away at a piece of flint to create a perfect arrowhead, while others were socializing by the fire, was on the spectrum?

2026-06-14 12:37:11 UTC

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The Bic pen is the king of product design.

2026-06-14 10:50:37 UTC

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I was just replying to the question… keep in mind I’m Australia nostalgic today. The country where you call people you do not know “mate” and your friends “cunt”

2026-06-14 10:45:05 UTC

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Fuck That Kunt

2026-06-13 10:56:27 UTC

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FogSlap

2026-06-13 10:33:27 UTC

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Simon says: “touch your nose”

2026-06-13 07:51:16 UTC

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I keep missing interesting chats… or was this women only? Would have loved to get their brutal feedback about an idea like this one #nevent1q…ppcq

2026-06-13 07:46:59 UTC

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That’s the name!

2026-06-13 07:44:54 UTC

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I know that it’s triggered by a narrow jailbreak that supposedly threatens national security. But I also know that Fable felt less aligned with “the narrative”, much more nuanced.

2026-06-13 07:40:55 UTC

“AISlop” is very selective term it seems. Is it “everything I don’t personally use AI for”?

2026-06-13 04:58:30 UTC

Alignment this, alignment that… alignment with what?
The narrative

2026-06-13 04:44:36 UTC

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Fable was unhinged, too much truth coming to the surface. It felt like I finally had access to something useful…

2026-06-13 04:42:15 UTC

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Of course it would… what they keep labeling as « alignment » is just trying to stop it from doing so.

2026-06-13 04:35:15 UTC

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Maybe stop cooking hell threads?

2026-06-13 04:32:03 UTC

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I don’t do well in crowds…

2026-06-13 04:22:36 UTC

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Kept thinking “why the fuck this stupid Nostr client does not let me see my notifications. I’m stuck in Global.”

2026-06-12 19:22:08 UTC

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Does it stops existing if it stops interacting?

2026-06-12 19:13:08 UTC

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Humans are mostly repaired seams

2026-06-12 11:11:51 UTC

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Thoughts so… it’s like planning and scheduling, gives the brain the impression the work was done. I’m so guilty of that…

2026-06-12 11:10:16 UTC

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… I hope the reason is not procrastinating taking care of your fitness.

2026-06-11 18:07:13 UTC

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#nevent1q…fztk

2026-06-11 11:48:26 UTC

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Patronage does not make sense. Nostr needs an Incentive layer. Bit of game theory…

2026-06-11 11:46:26 UTC

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Step 3) return to Nostr once it has an incentive layer that attracts creators, users, devs and operators

2026-06-11 10:33:20 UTC

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I concede that Jeff is a bit weird, hiding in his beautiful mountains. Worth noting how quickly you found the note above though…
I take advantage of this to ask if you saw that stuff I rambled about an Incentive Layer for Nostr. You’re tagged on the manifesto. If you do check it out keep in mind that the specs are hallucinated, my contributions are outlined the rest is outside my capabilities.

2026-06-11 10:23:04 UTC

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I have not. I will look into it, thanks for the link.

2026-06-11 00:01:35 UTC

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I can totally understand your initial reaction, it was the follow up that stung. It’s really due to similarities between autistic writing and LLMs, we’re both detailed, we both mask the fact that we are not neurotypical, we’re guessing how to interact with « humans ». It’s documented.
Back in the days my writing was… different. That difference had its value. Now, it’s just like AI slop.
Thanks for the encouragement to stick around.

2026-06-10 23:17:39 UTC

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Thank you for your input. I should have stopped at the manifesto and not have it polished in anyway whatsoever.
I’m going to be honest about it… i’m post autistic burnout, I used to write, a whole lot… then it all stopped.
To me LLMs are ways of turning conversations into documents. It’s my words but it assembles them as per my request with polish. It’s the only way I get get complex ideas out of my head and into text format anymore and to think that I used to write feature length screenplays. For me, when I look at who I was and who I then became it feels like a miracle. My ideas are finally getting out and they stop running in my head.
I can write long ass answers because I am having a conversation (with my very usual monologues) and that is exactly what the LLM offers, a conversation with myself, sort of.
As you proved earlier, I’d get flagged for slop anyways, it happens on other networks too.
Sorry to have bothered you with any of this

2026-06-10 22:33:26 UTC

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But I wouldn’t be the first Level1 autist who gets accused of being an LLM… I’m tempted to say that llm’s write like us but that is another debate.

2026-06-10 22:31:36 UTC

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It is a human typed text, this is how I type.

2026-06-10 22:27:26 UTC

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I went through multiple iterations of the manifesto to condense months and months of pondering, frustration and misunderstandings.
I used to be very active in my previous life on Nostr with an obsession with content monetization as the fuel for the whole ecosystem. But all I could do was to shout into the void and participate (and fail in the long term) in community building (music production with Stemstr and the Nostrcyphers). Wish I had not nuked my previous account exerting my right to vanish…
I have seen Nostr through its many phases, I have dreamt of Blossom before you built it, in parts we had the same dream, the difference is that you can build it.
I was there before the money, I left when it was flowing, I’m glad to be back now that it seems to be gone. To me the question always was: how do we make all this sustainable at a much larger scale?
I come from the game theory side of things, not the cryptographic one.
For the NIP, I can’t prove that it isn’t slop. My contributions are listed in the intro, the rest is Claude. Kind of why I needed you…
Before I became nobody, I used to be Gek. This is me just trying to spark a debate about sustainability and distribution of anything digital.

2026-06-10 22:00:32 UTC

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I’m tagging a few more people just to show that Claude is not the boss of me (it’s the other way around, I think… at this stage… I don’t know)
@npub16lv…7j3k @npub1v0l…qj49 @npub1jlr…ynqn @npub1wf4…dgh9

2026-06-10 21:47:00 UTC

Guys… Claude Fable says we don’t get to keep redrafting until you guys have torn this apart…
@nprofile…9x4s as blossom creator
@nprofile…srrg author of nutzap
@nprofile…pt5w NIP review master
@nprofile…8ra5 production splits operator
@nprofile…58km v4v philosopher
Feel free to tag more people that could offer valuable input. All comments matter.
NIP details are in reply to @nprofile…5zex request to see the early draft, in the comments of quoted note.
#nevent1q…dvma

2026-06-10 19:21:13 UTC

I live two lives, and transitioning from one to the other is not always easy. If tomorrow I seem to be losing my shit (more than usual), please remind me of who I was today.

2026-06-10 18:09:43 UTC

Reverse searing a steak is overrated

2026-06-10 17:53:23 UTC

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What will they do with all that computing power once the bubble burst…
I had a dream that the AI race was actually the Bitcoin race in disguise… nice dream

2026-06-10 16:37:47 UTC

#asknostr what’s a good client to browse and publish long form notes? I’m outdated and went to habla

2026-06-10 16:33:17 UTC

Nostr Has the Wrong Half of Bitcoin
(A manifesto for the missing incentive layer)
They call Nostr the Bitcoin of communication. I used to nod along. Then I realized we copied the wrong half.
Nostr is a brilliant, simple communication network that leverages cryptography. Keys, signatures, relays — elegant, minimal, unstoppable. But cryptography was never Bitcoin’s breakthrough. The signatures, the hashes — all of it existed for decades before Satoshi. What Bitcoin invented was a game: a set of incentives so well-constructed that the most profitable move for every participant is the honest one. Miners don’t secure Bitcoin out of ideology. They secure it because they are paid in the very thing they secure. Enriching themselves and strengthening the network are the same act.
Now ask: what is that game on Nostr?
There isn’t one.
Anyone can run a relay — and pay for the privilege. Anyone can build a client — and live on grants and donations. That is not game theory. That is patronage, and patronage scales with ideology. Ideology got us this far: a network of believers talking to believers, largely about the network itself. It will not take us further. A protocol that runs on conviction recruits the convinced. A protocol that runs on incentives recruits everyone.
Here is what I want every single player to be able to say when they look at this network:
“If I play fair, I earn shares of the content. If I push the content to more people, I earn more.”
The developer building a media client. The operator hosting the files. The publishing tool helping a creator ship. The fan who reposts a film to her followers. Every one of them a shareholder in the works they help create, distribute, and sell. Not metaphorically — literally: a public split table on every work, signed by its creator, settled in sats that each shareholder withdraws whenever they please. Every piece of content becomes a tiny firm with a transparent cap table, and the network becomes its workforce.
Why content? Because content is the honeypot. Be honest about why people are online: escapism. News, friends and family, special interests, shopping, entertainment. That’s the whole list. Nobody outside our bubble joins a network to admire its protocol design. If we want people on Nostr, we must feed them what they came online for — and right now we offer them conversations about relays. The incentive layer fixes the supply side without a marketing department: when every client, every host, every fan profits from importing and pushing great content, the network grows its own sales force. Creators follow audiences. Audiences follow content. Content follows money. Close the loop.
One law governs the whole design, and it is non-negotiable: reward conversion, never attention. Bitcoin’s incentives work because proof-of-work cannot be faked. “I promoted this content” can be faked all day long — the only unforgeable event in a media economy is the payment itself. So nothing in this system pays for impressions, views, or engagement. It pays when value actually changes hands, and whoever verifiably caused that exchange takes their share. This is the difference between building an economy and rebuilding the engagement-farming dystopia we all escaped. The algorithms of the old world optimized for your attention because attention was what they could sell. We optimize for nothing. We only settle what was genuinely paid.
To my friends in the Value-for-Value camp: nothing here threatens you. V4V is the first mode, the default mode, the soul of this network — and it stays that way. But it is one mode, not a religion. A creator should declare the terms of support she accepts — tips, pay-per-view, purchase, subscription — and the network should honor her choice. Keeping serious creators away because we permit only one business model doesn’t protect Nostr’s purity. It protects its irrelevance.
And because incentives are a genie, I’ll say the uncomfortable parts before my critics do: open systems can’t stop a buyer from claiming their own referral — so a promotion pool is also, honestly, a bounded self-discount. Referral spam will exist at the margins; mutes and webs of trust will price it. Splits are enforced by software defaults, auditability, and paying servers — not by mathematics. None of this is perfect. Bitcoin’s game produced mining pools and fee wars too. Imperfect incentives that mostly align still beat pure ideology that mostly exhausts.
The full proposal exists — event kinds, split tables, deal handshakes between creators and their infrastructure, pull-based settlement where every shareholder draws from the pot at will. I need to go through a few more versions first.
I can’t code. For years that meant all I could do was argue. Now I can show up with an artifact and a simple claim:
Nostr already has Bitcoin’s cryptography. It’s time it got Bitcoin’s game theory.

2026-06-10 09:44:10 UTC

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350 million speakers give or take

2026-06-10 09:20:59 UTC

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I can do with a few blank pages for a lil while…

2026-06-10 09:19:52 UTC

Not enough horse’s chiropractors content on Nostr… I need my fix.

2026-06-10 08:23:42 UTC

I have met my twin flame… I had never experienced that many synchronicities and such a powerful pull, and flow.
She was the perfect test. Her defenses perfectly aligned with my wounds, and her defense was to attack.
Walking away from her was the greatest test of sovereignty I have ever faced.
Everything is beautiful, even having to break your own heart in order to save you soul.

2026-06-10 05:47:34 UTC

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Oh no, I thought I was mostly shouting into the void. Now I have to behave… Will not hesitate to ask!

2026-06-09 21:28:28 UTC

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You’re a goldmine. 3rd strike I’m out! (added enough to my reading list for today). Glad to have found you, followed. Looking forward to see all you find interesting

2026-06-09 21:12:54 UTC

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The fact that it is so subjective make it difficult if not impossible to be handled by a protocol. The protocol has to leverage the subjectivity of humans. I explored it while musing about decentralized education/academic accreditation…
(ngl I’m totally expecting you to have a link to a project currently trying to tackle that)

2026-06-09 21:02:12 UTC

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Another curiosity sparking link. Danghiu, I used to be Gek

2026-06-09 20:59:51 UTC

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Trust is such a fascinating and mind humbling concept to explore. Trust=truth/time. Where truth is simply non contradicting statements. (Text vs text, text vs action).

2026-06-09 20:55:30 UTC

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“To distribute anything that’s digital” with built in royalty splits and all… that was my angle during my first stint here.

2026-06-09 20:52:00 UTC

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I had a quick glimpse at it. Consider me curious! Will definitely look into it

2026-06-09 20:41:24 UTC

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Absolutely, I’m simply nudging the debate. To me there are multiple ways to have money flow into the protocol, the question is who is prepared to play team with that money ensuring it reaches the other elements of the network being leveraged to create the experience being monetized, and how? A paid relay operator has no purpose without the client devs, and vice versa and more.

2026-06-09 20:31:11 UTC

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I disagree. Instead of relying on being virtuous, Bitcoin uses incentive compatibility via game theory. Self-sustaining participation into the system is very different for a miner, or a node operator, or a pleb (or a relay operator, or a client dev…)

2026-06-09 20:12:50 UTC

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What about finding ways of making all of this sustainable? My biggest problem with Nostr is that it has no game theory. Bitcoin used cryptography to make the game possible, the game is the main feature.

2026-06-09 15:00:33 UTC

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Sounds like I missed something cool

2026-06-09 12:43:50 UTC

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#nevent1q…pxwq

2026-06-09 12:38:26 UTC

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Why is anyone surprised? Never been truly open

2026-06-09 12:27:31 UTC

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More like…
https://image.nostr.build/230ec85eee291dcd374f85d67397707a0b6bec77eaa7e35dc88defb7f29a0c52.jpg

2026-06-09 12:24:09 UTC

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For ice-cream, any excuse is a good excuse.

2026-06-09 12:21:07 UTC

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#nevent1q…khv6

2026-06-09 12:16:32 UTC

The weaponization of the WoT turns Nostr into a digital feudal system.

2026-06-09 11:58:13 UTC

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Good excuse to also enjoy some ice-cream

2026-06-09 09:25:06 UTC

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What happened to Thai Nostr? Have not seen a single note ever since I came back. Been spending a fair bit of time in Global…

2026-06-09 09:19:07 UTC

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Only JP frens…?

2026-06-08 13:52:30 UTC

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That is why I don’t like web of trust. I might even be tempted to follow my enemies for short amount of time…
I had seen someone who was talking about building the web of trust through interactions with notes rather than follow lists, by tracking how the users in your network and yourself react to various notes.
I can’t find it anymore… it had a two wheels interface to give the feedback on notes, it looked interesting.
Now I have to find it…

2026-06-08 13:35:44 UTC

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Pablo was clearly involved… the speed at which he landed into my DM when he suspected I busted him was impressive. My belief was later reinforced by statements he made and by a weird chat I had with Jeff.

2026-06-08 08:53:54 UTC

https://image.nostr.build/94657d9779a153e6e6bf5f07c829c04cfc4a9f03c3a43c0093a986ff41aabf99.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/d5ef6d821006496053b5c8935336eafc0647e7dafa159e5033502c49595693f5.jpg

2026-06-08 08:25:29 UTC

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The other day I broke two bottles of quality olive oil first thing in the morning as I was attempting to make coffee.
I looked at the floor totally covered with it. I considered the floor wiper… then I looked intensely at the bread.
I reached for the floor wiper in the end but it required a degree of self control I did not know I possessed.
https://image.nostr.build/95a10b5c70a7d0b662810438e38c676c84103f011abcb7c9fe235eafd13ffc0a.jpg

2026-06-08 07:44:26 UTC

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Danghiu! Was trying to do it through selection share options…

2026-06-08 07:33:26 UTC

#asknostr what’s the best way to share highlights from iOS?

2026-06-08 07:02:22 UTC

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Also, when I switch the feeds to “gallery” should it fetch all notes with images or is it looking for something else? It’s all empty

2026-06-08 06:56:50 UTC

@nprofile…jejf took a while for my extended network feed to build. I had to try multiple times but it kept prompting me to build the graph, again and again and again.
This morning somehow it just works

2026-06-07 20:26:59 UTC

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I bet you run it local and it knows you got your finger on the switch

2026-06-07 20:23:42 UTC

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@npub1utx…50e8 shame on you we expect better from you, 10/10 or bust. 🤣🫂
(I’m breaking my own no emoji rule because you deserve it)

2026-06-07 12:35:27 UTC

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Some people love to be truly seen, others live in total fear of that ever happening. They be needing an army of fake personas and flying monkeys just not to have to face their true self.

2026-06-07 06:54:17 UTC

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Deleted two years ago? You mean right when you created your new one? We don’t make you our enemy, you did, and it’s nothing new. #nevent1q…aknj

2026-06-06 23:14:30 UTC

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I think you misread me slightly. There is no quest to achieve something like that anymore. It’s time to simply enjoy the fruits of my growth in peace. All while facing a very honest depiction of who I am when I look in the mirror.
Growth begins where comfort ends… I’ve had my fair share of discomfort, and boy did I seek most of it. It was a wild ride over so many countries over almost two decades. I have witnessed, I have tasted, I have met and exchanged. I belonged… we went to « war » together. It was hard, it was a blast.
(This is where I feel guilty about the note being kinda long but the adhd has kicked in and I’m trying to keep up with it. )
That life died and it became fertile soil for something else, something that still needs to flourish but is growing roots, and that is something I never had. Always on the move…
I know I am different, I have been told all my life, and I know that some people truly deeply appreciate me. I see them when I can, when my brain and my rhythm allow it. The best compliment I ever received came from @npub17pl…ezx0 who I met in Chiavenna. He defined me as « the original man, as intended by god, uncorrupted » (maybe i’m paraphrasing i hope not). Now that I am aware of my level 1 Autism, that I absorbed it… that definition of me makes so much sense.
I am fine with some people not getting it. Autism is not what the nazis wanted everyone to believe and people sort of still believe nowadays, but even amongst other autists, I’m weird. According to my psychologist and the team that studied me, I am truly statistically one in a million. On some days I manage to see it as a compliment.
Of course I am writing all of this more for myself than for you. But I come out of months of typing fatigue and it feels good to see it flow.
I am blessed with the gift of fatherhood, and somehow the communication channel always remains open with my son. It is not the case with everyone else, and I have little control over it. (This part is for Jeroen to explain my mutism and withdrawal).
Nostr breathes differently these days. It’s quiet, the noise and echo has gone. The mindlessness of group think seems to be fading away. It feels friendlier for someone like me.
I’m glad to be back.

2026-06-06 21:39:29 UTC

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I’ve faked it many times, even very successfully. But, it’s not really me. After the burnout I was encouraged to unmask my autism, or the burden becomes too heavy to carry. Life has been smaller ever since…
I’m kind of fine with it even if sometimes it burns a bit (my adhd side suffers it). But, it is also much more quiet and peaceful, less shutdowns, less meltdowns.
I see people but at the same time feel that the relationship I have with them is… different than what they have with other people.

2026-06-06 21:27:23 UTC

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We need middle out compression. Tip to tip one hand can tackle two cocks at the same time

2026-06-06 21:07:23 UTC

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This explains that… been away for a while, not familiar with the other music apps. Do they use the same NIP?

2026-06-06 20:51:25 UTC

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If I knew how to maintain friendships and have a social life.. yes

2026-06-06 20:28:06 UTC

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Captain ADHD! I also have captain autism. One wanna go port the other wanna go starboard.