People who think bitchat was a flash in the pan are looking at it with a high time preference imo. Sometimes open source tech takes years to find it's full market fit. Think about the components required for Bitcoin to be built or the fact that Chaumian e-cash is making a comeback decades later. The open source tech stack doesn't grow linearly, but good ideas stick around.

Christians who subscribe to this way of thinking seem to have forgotten everything they read in the new testament. View quoted note →

I have about a six hour ride from Pai to Chiang Rai today. Should be a great one 🏍️🤙

Nailed it

This is an excellent opportunity to stay humble View quoted note →

When I joined nostr I had been waiting for something like it to be invented for years. At the time I was genuinely shocked to see how many bitcoiners chose to stay on centralized platforms. I understand their positions now, but I couldn't be happier with my choice to allocate my time here instead of other places. Is the tech polished and easy to use? Mostly no, but I love it and I stay because nostr aligns with my values. The connections and relationships I've built through nostr, while small in number, are profound in their depth. I love you guys. The future is bright 🤙

Merry Christmas nostr 🙏

You know the Thai food is going to be spicy when the rice comes out in one of these

Anytime I heard someone worried about the government I get to remind them how cripplingly incompetent the government is when it comes to technology.