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Citadel Dispatch • CD164: ALEX GLEASON - TRUTH SOCIAL, NOSTR, AI, AND BITCOIN • Listen on Fountain

Alex Gleason was one of the main architects behind Donald Trump's Truth Social. Now he focuses on the intersection of nostr, ai, and bitcoin. We di...

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That's a fun number

Another day at the office 😄

#asknostr who is building the substack of Nostr? Seems the old $5/month/author lower limit imposed by fiat payment economics (probably stripe) has hit some natural limit #valueforvalue

I vibed a little utility to browse kinds for a given npub** . It also has a little JS util that updates guesses for the Kind number/name mapping by scraping the NIPs repo.

GitHub

GitHub - djinoz/nostr-kind-explorer

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running a demo at

Nostr Kind Explorer

Explore and analyze Nostr events by kind for a specific user

I looked around to find something similar, did something already/better exist? #asknostr ** as I was trying to understand @fiatjaf new highlighter extension.

@Purple Painter I was excited to receive your tarot deck today! (in Australia). LMK which address is preferred to zap you to cover the egregious postage costs. art@coinos.io?

Not many nostriches seem to use Joplin* for notes. Obsidian and @`Gigi` mentioned in "No Solutions Ep#5) that he used

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Anywayz, here is my second vibed Joplin Plugin to import Kindle Notes/Highlights. (One kindle book ==> 1 Joplin note).

GitHub

GitHub - djinoz/kindle2joplin: Joplin plugin import kindle highlights into Joplin notes

Joplin plugin import kindle highlights into Joplin notes - djinoz/kindle2joplin

Previously I used the excellent

Export your Kindle Highlights

Save your Kindle Highlights. Export your Kindle Highlights. Save your Kindle Highlights to Evernote. Print your Kindle Highlights.

but its outputs were a bit limited (I had a messy pipeline thru google docs and a directory monitoring joplin plugin 🤮 )

Exceedingly rare Scott Alexander off the page.