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A retarded VC stole my name and did my thing less good

Soapbox Software

Another #ditto itch scratched: enable "reactions" and "zaps" in your home feed settings to see your home feed go crazy. Spoiler: nobody zaps each other.

We are so close to being able to use AI to communicate with animals.

Birdstar

Birdstar — Go outside. Find the birds. Draw the stars.

A birdsong-by-ear checklist and an interactive sky map in one app. Go outside. Find the birds. Draw the stars.

Any follow list (kind 3), follow pack, or people set can now also act as a shared mute list in #ditto

What clients implement zap goals (NIP-75)? And can I just spam fake zap receipts to them?

Stripe's transaction fee is 2.9% + 30 cents. Any onchain Bitcoin transaction less than that (most of them at the moment) is a major win.

The greatest NIP-07 browser extension ever is coming soon 👀

Wisp

hi

I think Shakespeare is good. I was worried it fell behind after OpenCode, but then I tried implementing subagents and it actually made the performance worse. The current setup is actually perfect for the use case, and it keeps getting better as the models improve. The only thing I'd change is lean more heavily into ngit / nsite as the main way, so there's less to configure.

This is crazy

Matt

Accessing region-locked iOS features, such as EU app stores

The European Union

Native app: 166 megabytes. Developer has to maintain 3 separate versions in different programming languages across an already spread thin team. Lack of library support and poor AI performance. Web app with Capacitor: 7 megabytes. One codebase for Android, iOS, and web. Whole team collaborates on same codebase. Great library support and AI works well on it. Can quickly test ideas on web first then distribute to app stores later.