Since my other project has ended, and given the latest events, I think my plan going forward is going to be to focus on the devops stuff for nostr again once I get the farm caught up. The initial thing I will do is just start commenting directly on @Zapstore with reproducible builds, maybe the spam will get priority for "badges". Next will be to evaluate where @Arjen landed on CICD and releases stuff and @danconway with their stuff on gitworkshop and budabit. Once those get done, I think the next step with be nsites to check in with @hzrd149 and see where we are with that to see if there is some way I can plug in the aforementioned projects to make it more of a first class citizen. After that, I should go back and maintain ftheroads, bud-lite, bloom-check and bodarc. Maybe make some upgrades, but I feel like getting a harness setup to do a lot of this should be more of a priority. I'd like to plug into archipelago and brainstorms work but for now I think I need to retrain my focus on this stuff where my talents lie, maintaining it, getting a pipeline for upgrades and then adding more. Probably need to get some kanban boards setup to make this all work I can manage.

Looking back on the 2017 era, folks were hesitant to tell you which wallets to use for fear of you blaming them if/when something went wrong. And maybe we just need to go back to that. Hell, we were all about DYOR during Covid and Vax, why not about wallets? After all, software engineers aren't real engineers; they don't take the test every other engineering discipline does to call themselves that and they give them authority to sign plans (something I've been arguing for publicly for a decade).

Lake Satoshi was so dope despite the weather and coldcard bs. I was very happy to go home with an empty cooler this year since last year I didn't sell all my meat. I also sold about half of the liqueur and wines I brought. The circular economy will be built by the people coming to events like these, not conferences. Feeling energized.

People have said being involved in local government is important for a long time, but in the age of AI it's even more important so you can learn the processes and slowly collect information to then have your Agents start sueing the shit out of them in preparation for bigger and bigger bosses.

Any non-bread Hazelnut recipes? If they're kid friendly even better. #asknostr