Yo! #[2]​ 👀 View quoted note →

What will be the first #Nostr war? Every great protocol/standard seems to have one, usually after it’s initial cycle - Linux, TCP/IP, #Bitcoin, AC/DC - it’s like a rite of passage.

If anyone is even remotely interested in Ai then you should absolutely listen to this episode. Dhruv takes us down some fascinating rabbit holes. View quoted note →

Woot! Stoked to be working with you! Been loving Nodeless and think it’s an awesome idea for a major part of the market that has been poorly addressed. 👏🏻👏🏻🫡 Keep it up. Excited to see what else you build 🔥 View quoted note →

Something funny: I stopped reporting scams and impersonators on TwiXter because it was just such an awful, slow, convoluted process. And thus the problem gets worse, or at least never improves, because the best tool for filtering is more annoying to use than it is to just leave them be and be annoyed by all the bot responses. However, the process is so easy on Nostr (Damus in the example) that I actually report all of them and mute them. It might not always be the case, but my experience on #Nostr is far more bot and scammer resistant than on Xwitter.

Why is it that I am **constantly** searching “addrh2ksi61…” and “event1slapem8ai205…” and “npub1ka3008jdos…” in the search bar of basically any client and literally never get any results? 🤔 When something doesn’t “@“ properly or embed the way it should, all I see is the address/hash/pubkey/etc, but it seems like the basic search function on all the clients has no idea what to do with them, which seems really silly… is this just a coincidence that it’s not finding it for the same reason it’s not displaying it in the notes? Or does the search really not built to find identifiers for notes and users, just the names and text itself?

GM

WHEW! I accidentally hit “update all” on my apps and let it run for 2 minutes before remembering I still had the old #[0]​ with zaps. Immediately went on airplane mode and was able to cancel it… still got iOS zaps 🤣