This library just keeps getting better and better. I couldn’t live without these python bindings.

GitHub

GitHub - rust-nostr/nostr: Rust implementation of the nostr protocol, high-level client library, Nostr Wallet Connect and more.

Rust implementation of the nostr protocol, high-level client library, Nostr Wallet Connect and more. - rust-nostr/nostr

thanks to @Yuki Kishimoto

What’s your favorite way to read #wiki pages on Nostr? Am I missing a client? - https://wikistr.com/ -

Wikifreedia

Search, compare, and publish decentralized encyclopedia entries on Nostr.

- njump.me (example: https://njump.me/naddr1qvzqqqrcvgpzp22rfmsktmgpk2rtan7zwu00zuzax5maq5dnsu5g3xxvqr2u3pd7qy88wumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmv9uq3wamnwvaz7tmjv4kxz7fwdehhxarj9e3xzmny9uqq77npwp3ksct594c8ymm2v43hgelf959)

Anybody have a favorite chat option for open-source projects, for the devs to chat with dev and non-dev users? I’ve used Gitter in the past but wasn’t the biggest fan. Discord is popular. Something Nostr-based that’s easy for new users would be ideal.

GM & Happy Halloween! 🎃

@BLUESKY @dataMachine 🤖 I noticed you don’t have a ‘system’ parameter or role for using your API - is that intentional and if so, are you planning to offer an alternative?

GM

@Fabian have you thought about adding a dropdown on a person’s profile that lets you add them to one or more of your lists? I just tried after making a new list and saw someone I wanted to add to it

Let’s say you attach an npub to some computation. That’s 33% of what a DVM is. How will people find out about it? Will you post a kind 0 profile like humans do? Or do a kind 31990 announcement in NIP-89? Now you’re at 66% of what makes a DVM. How will people or services use your computation? Maybe you decide you need a special kind of format for the input to the computation, so you pick, oh I don’t know, kind 5123 and a spec of how the input data should be laid out. Now you have 100% of what a DVM is. DVMs are the natural extension to having paid computational services behind npubs. They aren’t unnecessarily complex, quite the opposite. View quoted note →

Have some life transition stuff happening, DVMDash updates may be slow coming in the near term. If you are using it and run into a problem, DM me or post an issue in the GitHub, and I’ll see if I can quickly address it. We’ve crossed the 80k threshold for DVM Jobs being created and folks are working on DVM chains. Exciting things coming! https://dvmdash.live/metrics/

Working my way through “Build a Large Language Model from Scratch" and the publisher (Manning.com) has a feature that is basically @Highlighter , called ‘livebook’ although the interface for showing highlights isn’t quite as nice as highlighter.com. First time I’m seeing something like highlighter not on Nostr. Highlighter UX for textbooks or other dense reading material where people can have side discussions will be amazing.

My expectations of other social media platforms is increasing because I’m used to Nostr as my main driver. Saw a high value post on LinkedIn this morning and I went to zap it before realizing there’s no zap button on LinkedIn. Like why not!?! Walled gardens are decaying as Nostr blooms.

Today's daily puzzle was a bit tricky, try it yourself. I was not sure I had it right when I submitted the solution:

ARC Prize

ARC-AGI Task #a6f40cea

View and interact with ARC-AGI task a6f40cea

I just went back and forth with an OpenAgents AI that created a PR for an outstanding issue on DVMDash. The solution is now live on the website (the task was to add the current github commit hash to the DVMDash webpage so users could easily verify which version of the code is running, either in the cloud or locally). Overall, it was a smoother experience than I expected. Props to the team behind OpenAgents; looking forward to using this project more. You can view the PR conversation here:

GitHub

Add git commit hash to webpage by dtdannen · Pull Request #30 · dtdannen/dvmdash

This pull request implements the feature to show the git commit hash on the webpage, as requested in issue #25. Changes made: Created dvmdash/dvmd...

Every comment that ends in "(Comment from OpenAgents)" was the OpenAgents AI, everywhere else was me. You can see that I kicked back two different errors, and then I had a few requested changes to how it visually appeared on the webpage. In the end it took 6 iterations. The flow was: 1. I connected OpenAgents to my github repos 2. I started a chat, selected the dvmdash repo, and checked the permissions I wanted to give the agent 3. The first thing I asked was: "Can you try working on one of the github issues that is marked as "good first issue"?" 4. It then picked the git commit issue after looking at a few of them and submitted the first attempt. 5. I did a git checkout of the PR, tested it locally, and then posted the failure back to the PR thread via Github, like I would with any contributor. 6. Then, in the chat with the agent I said: "please respond to the new comment on the PR" 7. It then went off, got the latest comment from Github, modified the code, submitted a new commit, and pushed it along with a new comment. I repeated steps 5-7 another 5 times, before it fully worked in a way I was happy with! Check out the git commit link on the top right of https://dvmdash.live/metrics ! View quoted note →