Consider, 2020 and the story of COVID is going to be in history textbooks soon… and every bit of it is going to be bullsh*t. Now think about everything else you “learned” from a history book.

“If women ran the world there would be no war… right.” 😂😂

30% of the US still believe the dollar is backed by gold.

“embarrassment is an under explored emotion, go out there and make a fool of yourself.”

The govt has done such horrific damage to the healthcare and insurance industries that there is an entirely alternative industry of “unapproved” medical professionals and “insurance as crowd funding” being built from the ground up simply to escape the leviathan of insurance/establishment insanity. We won’t fix the idiocy it created, but in a sly roundabout way we will get honest, sensible care and disaster protection by avoiding their system altogether. I have left it and will never look back. It’s little different than fiat vs bitcoin in my mind. Going back is so idiotic that I chuckle in horror at the thought of even entertaining it.

#asknostr Dear Relays, How do you run the database of nostr notes for users? What is happening on the backend and is there a common standard or is this left up to each relay to decide? ie. is one relay using SQLite and then fishing for the relevant post when a user requests it? While another uses a graphDB or like Neo4j or something, etc? Or is there a standard that is recognized or makes since with nostr in general and everyone is basically using an "SDK' or library that has this sort of thing common across the ecosystem.

Merry Christmas everyone!!

GM

If you use Ai by just asking a question and then accepting whatever it says, *especially* if there is any controversy or novelty around the idea, then you may have a massively inaccurate mental picture of what LLMs are and how they work.

#asknostr I’m looking for a project with someone that I literally spoke with on the podcast (cannot find the episode), about a Nostr login that used traditional login schemes like “sign in with Apple” but did so in a blinded way. So they could host the server with the keys, but never actually access the keys. Does anyone remember this and/or know what/who I might be talking about?