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Teaching webdev to kids

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2022-12-24 05:58:02 UTC

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Ok, to give an example specifically for public social media
If Twitter was built on Nostr, most people would still use the official client and the official server/relay and be exposed to the same content and interactions. Nothing changes here
What changes is that now I can start a new Twitter with 10x less effort

2022-12-24 05:53:37 UTC

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To me, the value of cheap/free infrastructure is that when you *really* need something better than the default, you can go and have it
Cheap infrastructure lowers the bar

2022-12-24 05:47:24 UTC

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Eg. take open source — yeah, Chrome (well, Chromium) is open source, but the absolute majority of people still use Chrome builds. So what. We still got a thousand projects built on Chromium that couldn’t be built otherwise

2022-12-24 04:02:50 UTC

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“…how thick is wall?”