having the same database in the client as the server completely changes the way you build apps. you can selectively choose what goes public and what doesn't.

no more web servers with "accounts" where they store all your data.

a prime example of this is openai: you need an account, they store your entire chat history on their server. zero privacy.

with nostr its completely inverted. on the dave nostr app, your ai chat history never leaves your devices, and can be selectively published when sharing.

this can apply to *all* nostr apps. its a new interweb of interoperable applications with data privacy built in.