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spending some time today getting the “timeline” query plan working on damus android/notedeck/desktop. The multiplatform version of damus is build from the ground up using a local relay model, so basic things like querying your timeline is no longer a task delegated to the relay.

*the relay is in the computer*

Here’s me testing and making sure the it’s matching up with damus ios. Looking good. I can view my nostr timeline on my linux desktop now. yay!

What’s everyone up to today 👀

https://cdn.jb55.com/s/android-timelines.mp4

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immobile 1y ago

Does the desktop mean web client, which I prefer? Sounds cool.

How the local relay model affects the power consumption on mobile phones? Does it sync every now and then or continuous? Can one set the sync interval?

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jb55 1y ago

the way nostrdb works, local relay model actually saves cpu/battery. It is smart enough to skip fully parsing and verifying a json event if it already has it in the db.