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replacing my shitty backdoored google nest home network with unifi. looks like nixos has a unifi package so i can self host the controller. the nest was forcing double nat in mesh mode, such a garbage piece of consumer hardware.

before my private wireguard relay was just for a backup and sending notifications from my bitcoin node... but now it's becoming the backbone of my personal productivity stack. realtime calendar/note/issue syncing between all my devices!

yes

this feels fucking great

one interesting design decision of this browser is that rendering is immediate mode, not retained mode. that means notedeck doesn't need to use memory to maintain an intermediate representation of what is being rendered like web browsers (the DOM). technically all of the UIs are memoryless. so you could have hundreds of tabs open and they wouldn't use any memory for rendering their views. it also means that rendering is instant. there is no calculation/layout phase where it has to calculation the positions of divs and stuff. it just immediately renders when you open the app with no loading time. thats why everything looks and feels so fast. View quoted note →

another hour... a few more features: - can create multiple #headyway boards - can filter boards - added keyboard movement to #horizon shipping is sooo fast now with headway and agentium. accelerating towards the singularity... gotta take advantage of tokens while they're still subsidized.

just realized notedeck is my TempleOS. i've build a nostr operating system ...

porting my viscal timeblocking calendar features to my new horizon nostr calendar app. bulk timeblock movements and keyboard controls: what's nice is i can just say "look at this small C timeblocking calendar and port it to my rust notedeck app" code is the best specification View quoted note →

its really interesting claude doesn't like it when you interrupt what its currently doing. it always says "yes that's nice, i'll deal with it after i'm done"

it's very easy for ais to "script" notedeck apps purely using nostr and the embedded relay. great for testing without leaking to public relays View quoted note →

iterating on my nostr calendar app in notedeck. these are real nostr notes that an ai seeding into the embedded notedeck relay using nak :]

this completely changed the way i work. i updated my claude.md to ask it to make a comment on the headway issue when its done implementing something. now i have a full nostr-based work trail that any agent can query and continue from. i can just say: "i added feedback to headway#paddle-peace-seek, please continue working on it" and the ai will have full context (previous commit, review comments, etc) View quoted note →

I switched to

GitHub

nips/37.md at master · nostr-protocol/nips

Nostr Implementation Possibilities. Contribute to nostr-protocol/nips development by creating an account on GitHub.

for private relays. Now you can configure private relays in damus android/notedeck and it will use those for private data like notes/issues. Should be compatible with amethyst. If none configured it can encrypt the notes to public relays as a fallback. Private relays are a bit better since your notes will have no trace on public relays View quoted note →