Just learned about Fisher Ames: > Ames was on the committee that inaugurated President Washington, he framed the final accepted wording in the First Amendment regarding freedom of religion in 1789 and fought many key legislative battles successfully for the Federalists in Congress. > Ames died on July 4th, 1808, at the age of fifty; making him the first of three Founding Fathers who died on July 4th - along with Thomas Jefferson and John Adams - who both died in 1826. Based

Just uninstalled my NIP 07 browser extension to dogfood NIP 46 harder. As a side effect, I am now unable to log in to the majority of nostr apps without pasting my private key.

Apparently when you sign in to satlantis for the first time, it automatically changes your NIP 05 to `@satlantis.io` . Classy.

Why? Because we want you to buy more stuff from us.

Mentions have two parts: `p` tags and delivery to the correct relays. If a note has a `p` tag but isn't delivered to the recipient's inbox relays, it may as well not exist.

Great thoughts from my friend's email newsletter: > The people who think AI is reshaping reality spend way too much time on the internet. “How will we know what’s real?” means “How will we know whether a TikTok video has been human-processed or machine-processed?” “The art of writing will die” means “The art of writing boring blog posts and meaningless corporate emails will die.” It seems appropriate for the vast, illusory engine of unreality (the Internet) to be created, curated, and synthesized by machines.

@Daniel Cadenas looks like undocumented.nostrkinds.info is borked, no entries are being returned

Just stumbled on an old Figma file from 2022 for "Blazepoint", which would eventually become Coracle. A lot of important ideas were in the original, including web of trust and pay-to-post, which is cool to see: