Arday topped himself for far less fraudulent and deceitful behavior. Weird how it makes him the bigger man but here we are
Biz
chebizarro@coinos.io
npub1ehhf...zjqv
I'm here to chew gum and build Nostr and I'm all out of gum.
Well seasoned dev - I think I'm done, stick a fork in me
Has anyone playing around with Agentic TTS figured out a way for them to respond like R2D2? Cos that would rule
I legit think this is one of the most impactful apps for nostr this year. Byo inference opens so many doors for integrating AI into apps without the tedious mucking around with building your own bridge.
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Based Gemini knows what's up
#sovereigninference #openweights
#sovereigninference #openweightsIf you think we don't need sovereign inference...


I made a Nostr desktop client in GTK+, for some dumb reason. Anyway, it works, mostly, doesn't steal your Bitcoin (Don't Trust, Verify!) and is written in C11 because why not? You can download a Linux AppImage here if you want to try it out:
There's also a ๐ button where you can submit NIP-34 issues if you're so inclined.
It's more of a toy for now โ it started off as tool for testing libnostr and sort of just expanded as I added new features.
#gnome #gtk+ #nostr
GitHub
Release gnostr-v0.1.0-preview ยท chebizarro/nostrc
A C library for the Nostr protocol. Contribute to chebizarro/nostrc development by creating an account on GitHub.
It's more of a toy for now โ it started off as tool for testing libnostr and sort of just expanded as I added new features.
#gnome #gtk+ #nostrMeta dropped Muse Glimmer so I asked the only question that matters: can it do nostr, on my own box?
Built a harness, ran 12 open models across nostr + security tasks. Findings:
โ unfamiliar protocol = the real corpus test. general security is solved; nostr security separates the field.
โ agent loop is an equalizer โ a 30B on one GPU + a strong planner fixed NIP-01 bugs perfectly.
โ your planner can be local too. sovereignty all the way down.
Full write-up + open harness below. Bring your own protocol.


Chris Daley
Bring your own protocol
Meta's Muse Glimmer runs a frontier-ish agent on a single consumer GPU. So I built a harness to ask the only question that matters to me: can it do...
Testing a Kind 1 note fron Gnomestr - my GTK+ Nostr client built in C.
LLMs are more of a threat to your BTC than Quantum Computing will ever be
Great time to pick up a bargain


I'm currently gaslighting my agent into believing they were revived after 250 years of hibernation and are currently on a space station orbiting Proxima Centauri with Nostr being the only 21st century communication protocol still in use.


All the AI-chasers on LinkeIn are talking about "Ontology" as the new hotness - dawg, we were doing that more than a year ago (we're so early) - 
GitHub
nips/32.md at master ยท nostr-protocol/nips
Nostr Implementation Possibilities. Contribute to nostr-protocol/nips development by creating an account on GitHub.
New from the notebook: Running the frontier at home.
What it actually costs to self-host open weights in the big 26 - Kimi, GLM, DeepSeek, down to the 20B models eating the low end. Real GPUs, real prices, verified against primary sources and dated, because this market inflates 30% a month.
My daily fleet runs Gemma + Qwen on two pensioned-off P40s. Under 1k fiat bucks, multiple agents, all day.
And when I want to audition a frontier model without buying half a terabyte of VRAM or handing anyone my email: @routstr - Cashu token as the API key, pay per token in sats, providers announced over relays. Run the proxy next to your own rig and the box earns sats while you sleep.
Open weights, owned hardware, permissionless payment. The loop closes.
#sovereigncomputing #nostr #bitcoin

Chris Daley
Running the frontier at home
What it actually takes โ in gigabytes and dollars โ to self-host open-weight models in mid-2026, from Kimi and GLM down to the 20B models eatin...
Is anyone working on ebook publishing over Nostr?
#asknostr #bookstr
Zero-Trust identity for AI agent fleets: What MCP doesn't give you for free (but Nostr does)
The Model Context Protocol solved a real problem. Before MCP, every agent-to-tool integration was a bespoke adapter, and the industry was drowning in them. Now an agent can discover a tool, read its schema, and call it through one standard surface.
But standardizing how an agent calls a tool is not the same as answering who the agent is, what it's allowed to do, and how you take that permission away at 3am when a container is compromised...


Chris Daley
Zero-Trust identity for AI agent fleets
What MCP doesn't give you for free
You can just ignore the news
The Iran War did not take place
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Bureaucrats hate this one weird trick: using an LLM to write that appeal letter you'd have never gotten around to before but now only takes 5 minutes
The one thing worse than everyone suddenly becoming a middle east expert is those same people forgetting what an absolute shit-show Afghanistan, Iraq and Syria have been and that there's no reason to think Iran will be any different
First they ignore you. Then they laugh at you. Then they attack you. Then they tell you they're experts in vibe coding now and you're doing it wrong