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People are like vessels. The empty vessels make the most noise, like when they fall. And the more substance there is inside the vessel, the less noise it makes. [not from me]

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Have you ever seen anyone show that they built anything with OpenClaw? Just asking... #asknostr

And so it just crashes together and falls apart. I still remember how Google fought against free weblogs, only to launch this fake "Web of the people" years later. Commentators also talk about how this can get sued as "defamation" and the plaintiffs end up winning.

While some devs are still chatting about whether kind:1111 replies should be standard or not, #NoorNote is already giving you the choice today: Comment the classic way as kind:1 or go with the future as kind:1111. Other events like longform articles or NIP-88 polls will automatically be commented as kind:1111. Plus there are a few security and performance optimizations. In Release 0.5.9 and as always on all 4 platforms (Linux Desktop, MacOS Desktop, Web and GrapheneOS/Android).

Is anybody actually using White Noise? Tried it out, everyone in my contacts either doesn't have the client or needs to update it.

You know what's weird about Ramadan? When you dream weird stuff and you know it can't be the influence of the shayatin, but it's your own twisted subconscious producing those dreams.

Huge developer teams with product owners and Scrum circus creators at Spotify, Prime, and Netflix, all with high salaries => they cant even keep recently watched movies and series out of the recommendations feed. Since years. Vibe Coder => One prompt and the already watched videos are out of the recommendations. Whos producing slop here?

Jumu'ah mubarak!

Time Machine coming to #NoorNote v0.5.8 Browse ancient timelines and find out who the real OGs and dinosaurs are. cc: npub17veg2gt7ja4dnjhs23jyttvpqlde3ajevlxuumxwghnqmgqwuv4q78cc5z

View quoted note → I've had that happen a lot too. The reason for it is the deeply programmed bias in AIs. They were built from the ground up to deliver quick results. Even if they're dirty and sloppy, the main thing is that the user sees something on the screen fast. And then it uses, or should I say abuses, the user as a debugging tool to iteratively get closer to the (cleaner) solution. But that's not something specific to AI either. It comes from our years long 'Agile Development' and 'Scrum' culture. Something that comes from the business side and got solidified in the dotcom era. In most cases, the bosses weren't technicians but business people, and they just couldn't deal with it in project management for their stakeholders that classic development needs a ton of upfront work like planning and design, and that for over 80% of the project time, you see absolutely nothing except code. That didn't work for them; they were too impatient. They wanted to see something quickly. That's why this Agile Development bullshit really caught on with them. And so, even before the AI era, a lot of bloated slop got produced. AIs are just continuing this trend, even for features that really need long planning and research. They just dive right in, and the user is happy. That's the reasoning behind the programmed bias, which is hard to break and actually gets in the way of developing complex projects. Unless you know how to break through that bias. 😏

Building is so much better than just posting. Even if it's with AI. Even if you only do internal sysops stuff. The satisfaction >>>> *

"Purpose is more important than life itself" - from Ar-Rahman tafseer lesson.