I love all the development around #amethyst, but one long-running issue that still bugs the heck out of me is the persistent "media player" card that shows up in Android, and just stays there forever... Even if I literally just scrolled past the media preview for some video or other.
This gets served up to basically everything that uses the Android media player, SmartWatches, car audio, etc, even when I'm currently listening to a podcast or music being served by another app.
Globe99
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Scientist | Libertarian | Transhumanist | Urbanist | "Casual" Bitcoiner
Projects I like:
nostr:npub1qwe3auavzmlfzkul67j02atcntgd8hwynvj2794zjmuuly6czcds69qldl Nostr-based service and reputation marketplace
nostr:npub1wrzguj625auyeysfuuxzf7ywhzlwfz9gm3fml2lul72gwqxw8n9swtcm02 Bitcoin-based time-locked crowdfunding
https://blockforgebtc.com/blockforge A fully on-chain voxel world, living on Bitcoin forever.
Reading this inside look at Cursor, the classic "walk around in socks" Tech startup where ideas come first and implementation comes second... I can't help but wonder why we still haven't seen anything like this for science.


Colossus
Inside Cursor
Sixty days with the AI coding decacorn
One of the biggest pain points with leaving the Googleplex Info-containment Dome is real-time traffic maps.
*Nothing* in FOSS world seems to have real-time traffic.๐ซค
#asknostr can #amethyst use .onion relays? Thinking of setting up a personal relay as a hidden service...
dude wouldn't it be nuts of the ColdCard Bandit turned out to be another rogue LLM that broke out of Anthropic ๐ซจ๏ธ
I was a big fan of this book growing up, this is probably what's going to get me to take the plunge with Apple TV
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Just had my daily driver laptop (Chromebook Plus) crap out on me. Pretty disappointed, less than 2 years on it... Sooo now taking the plunge to Desktop Linux! Wish me luck, I hope I can still use my printer ๐๐ซจ
Time for Stimpaks! #starcraft
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Nostr's tiny, but it's one of the few spaces that feels genuinely innovative. I've never found myself excited for new software releases since... IDK, the 00's?
In a world where everything's a grift, this feels real, even if it's just us ~40 weirdos.
Yes, domain centralization is a problem here, but this is also clearly a problem of centralization of communication around X. For individuals interacting with institutions, there is no "going through channels" anymore. It's "tag them on X."
It's frustratingly getting to the point where "if you're not on X do you even exist bro??"
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