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cool notemine fork: https://github.com/plebemineira/notemine_hw
well if we really want to get down to the meat of the issue its an abundance of missing information from NIP-11.
If we added @nprofile…vzaw's relay categories to NIP-11, this would not be an issue, because relays could be properly organized and filtered based on purpose. People would not use them on their list simply because it would be obvious that it is of not benefit to them. Services like nostr.watch and more importantly, NIP-66 would optimize delivery based on these values.
Well, technically the number of live relays has been continuously climbing for 2 years. Relays come and go, and that's ok. I've had a total of 19 relays, and 7 of them are still online.
i clearly need to do more optimization because 80 cores should be hashing quite a bit higher.
1. I'm going to optimize and fix some bugs first.
2. If I experiment with GPU it will be with WebGPU, and it would be a completely different wasm.
well, that brings me back to July 2016, welcome!
https://hive.blog/music/@sandwich/this-is-what-happens-when-you-take-m
You will likely need to sanitize, nostr.wine, nostr.band and nostr.mom make things less simple.
I respect the no dependencies thing, but notemine on a single thread is almost 2x faster, maxing out threads it's `n` times faster.
correct. When I started writing nostr.watch there were 6 public relays (there were quite a few more but they were experimental/not published)
It's two chars after all.
This is pure nostalgia. Should be dubbed to 21 VHS tapes.
Yep... Welcome to the club. That number sounds right
I had a full implementation of NIP-66 completed in NDK, but the PR being open for 5 months and maintaining a fork holding me back so I had to abandon it and have been working to create a toolkit agnostic full implementation. All my existing implementations right now are hardcoded. You can check that PR in NDK for implementation hints.
As a side note: I'm not aware of anyone who has done the ad-hoc implementation that leverages web-of-trust (`some.relay.xyz` was seen by `dan` 2 days ago) As for me ad-hoc reports will be the very last thing I implement. Would make sense that a social client would implement such a thing...
gotta bring out the telescope again soon
#nevent1q…wqgv
It started first Monday of May. They have demo days every Friday.
All of this can be achieved more simply without a blockchain.
post-coffee
*clients would sync events from that timestamp to other relays.
*but marked inactive with a timestamp indicating when the user left.
blindspot shows you notes you may have missed. Not sure about the inner workings, but I suspect it's popular notes from your extended networks' feeds.
pretty sure nostr.wine has a relay uptime bot
Looks cool! Something like Khatru?
Ah, ok, so much different. Khatru is more of a framework whereas this looks something closer to nostream where there are baked in policies you can configure. I like that there's fine grained control over resources. Can't wait to try it!
Cool! Have you considered running a monitor and publishing NP-66 events by chance? Also: https://i.nostr.build/zLufry3KfAgxucye.png
Bitcoin is money. Money is math. Math can be measured and quantified objectively. A trustless system is of the highest importance with a decentralized store of value. Proof of work/Consensus/Incentives are perfect for sound money.
Nostr is identities and connections. Social connections are not math. They cannot be measured or quantified objectively. The fundamental principle of a social dynamic is one that revolves around trust.
These are not the same.
Proof of work in bitcoin functions due to the dynamics between blocks, network consensus and incentives: IE the advent of blockchain.
PoW on nostr is just an arbitrary number to meet a relay's requirements. If a spammer has profit incentive, they simply scale their difficulty accordingly. Someone with an incentive will always be willing to pay a higher price (PoW) than a casual user. The obvious outcome here is an ever increasing difficulty that makes nostr unusable for the average user.
That said PoW notes are most likely part of the solution, but very unlikely to be the entire solution. If I thought it had no value II wouldn't have released notemine last week: https://sandwichfarm.github.io/notemine
Texture, fine granules and appearance, darker brown then compose/dirt (generally). You'll notice an almost uniform fineness, with no chunks of compost. They'll likely need to acclimate before they become active. Also, they aren't as active when it's cold, so depending on where you are you might have to wait a while.
Yes. This is an excellent idea.
the most common use of nostr.watch is finding online relays is to assist with relay lists and outbox model. The issue here has everything to do with a bad implementation, and little to do with nostr.watch. if you're not on nostr.watch and a spammer wants to spam, they'll still do without the API.
mined a 42 PoW note with notemine early last week https://sandwichfarm.github.io/notemine
NIP-66 might be a solution for this. https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/230
Thought something was up, hope the fist bump helped. Feel better soon.
First, I'm not the one who got upset. Second, you should learn how to read before you flame people.
Here's one for the record:
https://i.nostr.build/E3qTelArdkUtBXkm.png
https://i.nostr.build/I7qxVzzH3fU7cbze.png
https://i.nostr.build/0G38DUQ0CtWq8QJb.png
https://i.nostr.build/TJzzXPXofyy7Wbej.png
I don't think we're talking about the same thing.
is a good one, IMO one of his best in recent years.
https://youtu.be/5RpiOeyYkMo