Dev log, the current mobile state of badger app. #nostr #dev

Countries falling apart. Might as well pump my bags

https://badger.happytavern.co/ Things are faster, some stuff doesn't work yet, but it has functionality that no other badge client has yet. Update and delete your created badges. I'm logging all the pubkeys that test, maybe you'll get a badge for it when I finish the client 😉 Working: Login with NIP07 or nsec Bunker Creating Badges Display Profile Badges Display Created Badges Update/ Delete Created Badges Not working: Display Awarded Badges Wear/Remove awarded badges

They're not "notes" they're "squawks"

new code is live for badger. Still a lot more to implement but if you want to check it out at the current state and give feedback https://badger.happytavern.co I'll probably work on this more today.

I feel like I made a lot of progress on badger tonight. Still lots to do. The newest code isn't live yet. #nostr #dev

Ya know... Making requests across multiple events for information for one page gets really complicated... Getting awarded badges, but then I have to get a different event for the definitions of that awarded badges. But also, I need to get the kind 0 of the awarder. 3 event reqs for just displaying the badges awarded to you in a nice way. I think I'm close now but maybe another week for badger to be near feature ready. I sped up the fetching a lot adding Concurrency and timeout. Shouldn't take more than a second to load the page now.

It's kinda wild that is was reply guy and not some shitcoin that blew up spam on nostr. Good on whoever is behind it.

Critical bug fixed in grain because through making badger, I found I was not upserting parameterized replaceable events correctly. Anyways, you can update and delete created badges in badger now 🤙🏻

Ok obviously this doesn't mean anything but it's fun to guess anyway right? So here's my best guess on a Hyperbitcoinized word. I'd love to hear your thoughts. Year 0 (2024): $61,000 (Current price, Up year) Year 1 (2025): $109,800 (Up) Year 2 (2026): $197,640 (Up) Year 3 (2027): $158,112 (Down) Year 4 (2028): $284,602 (Up) Year 5 (2029): $512,284 (Up) Year 6 (2030): $922,111 (Up) Year 7 (2031): $737,689 (Down) Year 8 (2032): $1,327,840 (Up) Year 9 (2033): $2,390,112 (Up) Year 10 (2034): $4,302,202 (Up) Year 11 (2035): $3,441,762 (Down) Year 12 (2036): $6,195,172 (Up) Year 13 (2037): $11,151,310 (Up) Year 14 (2038): $20,072,358 (Up) Year 15 (2039): $16,057,886 (Down) Year 16 (2040): $28,904,195 (Up) Year 17 (2041): $52,027,551 (Up) Year 18 (2042): $93,649,592 (Up) Year 19 (2043): $74,919,674 (Down) Year 20 (2044): $134,855,413 (Up) Year 21 (2045): $242,739,743 (Up) Year 22 (2046): $436,931,537 (Up) Year 23 (2047): $349,545,230 (Down) Year 24 (2048): $629,181,414 (Up) Year 25 (2049): $27,885,000 Wanna know the cool thought. Here's what I think the prices are actually going to look like adjusting the dollar for inflation starting at the target and moving to hyperinflation. Year 0 (2024): $61,000 (Current price, no adjustment) Year 1 (2025): $114,275 (2% inflation) Year 2 (2026): $211,409 (3% inflation) Year 3 (2027): $173,355 (4% inflation) Year 4 (2028): $322,039 (5% inflation) Year 5 (2029): $597,783 (6% inflation) Year 6 (2030): $1,108,935 (7% inflation) Year 7 (2031): $915,878 (8% inflation) Year 8 (2032): $1,699,529 (9% inflation) Year 9 (2033): $3,153,183 (9% inflation) Year 10 (2034): $5,847,405 (9% inflation) Year 11 (2035): $4,834,120 (9% inflation) Year 12 (2036): $8,969,146 (9% inflation) Year 13 (2037): $16,637,561 (9% inflation) Year 14 (2038): $30,861,621 (9% inflation) Year 15 (2039): $25,512,139 (9% inflation) Year 16 (2040): $47,324,578 (9% inflation) Year 17 (2041): $87,781,692 (9% inflation) Year 18 (2042): $162,839,939 (9% inflation) Year 19 (2043): $134,628,547 (10% inflation) Year 20 (2044): $269,257,094 (15% inflation) Year 21 (2045): $565,439,897 (20% inflation) Year 22 (2046): $1,243,967,773 (25% inflation) Year 23 (2047): $2,487,935,546 (100% inflation) Year 24 (2048): $7,463,806,638 (200% inflation) Year 25 (2049): $29,855,226,552 (300% inflation)

Down down down 🔥

I want to live in a culture where if you refuse to put your shopping cart back in the correct spot you lose your citizenship

6 or 7 tags man, that's too many tags

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More than 50 is a good sign. More than a few thousand doesn't matter.