Tbilisi — where the future meets the aftertaste of the USSR

How do you guys balance your Nostr activity with your daily routine? I struggle getting things done when I open a Nostr client — so many interesting discussions. And while being on Nostr helps me absorb new ideas and develop my own new takes, it slows me down in actually getting things done. Do you restrict your time on Nostr to a certain number of hours? Did you learn how to post, read and work simultaneously? #asknostr

Vibe coding boom will get many end users in trouble. While it is a huge leap forward that allows enthusiasts to bring their ideas to life, majority of the new apps will be built in a reckless way by clueless people. At the same time building something that does not interact with user data while improving your project is a win-win. For example, I finally managed to automate my 3 year old project @Bitcoin Calendar and it now automatically posts historical Bitcoin events to Nostr. I know the code is bloated and ugly, I don’t know (yet) how to fix this, but automation works and that’s good enough for now. PRs welcome 💜 https://github.com/Bitcoin-Calendar/calendar-bot View quoted note →

A unique photo of a nostrich resting after trying to explain to his normie friends and colleagues why social media and communications are broken and how #nostr fixes this.

“Federal Reserve’s quantitative easing accounted for 93% of equity value growth in the U.S. between 2008 and 2015.” It’s crazy how people still think that fiat currency is the way to go, cause it “allows smart people to balance the economy”. This is why we #bitcoin View quoted note →

I’m a simple man. I see news without the source on April Fools day, I laugh and scroll past it. View quoted note →

We really need an app like Amber of nsec.app for iOS. Sure I’m not the first person to say it, but it is probably the most important thing missing for people stuck with Apple for whatever reason. Anyone heard about such developments?

Soon enough people won’t know how anything works 😅 View quoted note →

Not enough people pay attention to haven View quoted note →