The blob discovery in Blossom will eventually need to be made more scalable I think. Imagine the nostr/blossom decentralized equivalent of CDN systems like Cloudfare, where your client keeps a large set of servers in a list, prioritizing those with the lowest latency and the best reliability, constantly hopping around as needed to get the blobs
And, when we're paying for blossom servers and nostr relays with micropayments, you can prioritize for low cost too of course
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Into bitcoin, specifically cashu.
When I'm not working in the fiat mines, I'm into cycling and camping
X not allowing me to post about coinjoins?
(See the blue text at the bottom. I've retried a couple of times)


The cashu spilman channel uses public keys and so we're using P2BK ( @npub1emq0...a3jz ) , Cashu's version of Bitcoin's 'Silent Payments', so that the mint doesn't see the real public keys of the channel participants.
Nice to see that the LLM understands that it's working across all four languages that I'm testing with (Rust, Go, Python, Typescript)


Reading a little about how Tor works, thinking of having the user pay the relays via Cashu channel micropayments
Getting started with Arti | Arti
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I'm genuinely struggling to stop coding every evening. With LLMs, it's just too much fun to continue. I think I'll initiate a 9pm coding curfew
Using docker to bring all the cashu spilman channel code together and run all tests against various combinations:
- While the core is in Rust, there are 'bridges' written in Go and Python and Typescript.
- All tests are repeated with two mints, the cdk's built in mint and also NutMix.
The 'bridges' make it easy for service providers to accept these payments, regardless of their pricing policy and their policy for storing the data (sqlite, postgres, in-memory, ...) necessary to manage the state of the channel
I thought I knew Docker, but I learned a lot more about it while setting this up yesterday
https://github.com/SatsAndSports/demo_of_spillman_cashu_channel/blob/spilman.channel/scripts/Dockerfile.test
When a self-driving car is idle, does it have enough computing resources to do something useful like vibe coding or Bitcoin mining?