Thought experiment: Everyone in the world has a personal server running in their own home. What then is the biggest blocker to creating a functioning p2p network?

Nostr-powered dating app with a very high POW threshold for sending messages

If someone is already paying for ChatGPT, is there a way for a Nostr app to plug into that existing account? Like “log into your chat GPT account in this nostr app and we’ll use it for various things on your behalf”

If they actually cared about Bitcoin adoption, wouldn’t MicroStrategy offer to pay their own employees in BTC instead of just hoarding it?

The idea of tightly weaving sentiment analysis into social media is genius

Found on Bluesky: > nostr is kinda cursed. i'm shown as having reposted posts i don't remember ever seeing, and of course the relays don't let me delete so i can't un-repost them... Reminder that delete isn’t just about changing the past of some nefarious thing that people dream up. It’s also about very basic functions like not having silly mistakes clutter your feed

“X should allow duel challenges (privately flown to an island without extradition laws).” Nostr (and Bitcoin) fixes this.

Part of my issue with Svelte is how it doesn’t feel SIMPLE. I made a few single page apps with pure javascript and they feel much simpler than what would be the Svelte equivalent. I prefer a few concepts that can be built up to form something complex rather than a bunch of pre-built component parts that can be used in various predetermined ways. In short, maybe I just don’t like “frameworks” 😂

Does Nostr work for the type of user that would never pay to use X/Twitter? These users are mostly lurkers and/or shitposters. I would assert that 0% of them use their real name/face. Does Nostr preserve privacy enough to be safe for such users?

Nostr should LESS be marketed as a network in itself (competing with X, Fediverse etc) and MORE like a way for front end developers to get a back end for free. Remember this?

Build apps like there is noBackend!

I’m going to learn svelte tomorrow. They put in all that work to make the learning courses. Might as well do it!