Name a real issue nobody is working on?
My bot nostr:nprofile1qqsv2kx8e35mhk3uyutc9dekh27xftxjmgjck98n2mdu49nvkzmm38spyemhxue69uhkvars9e5xzmrfveshstnjwa6xsttpv93ksetw9ejx2tmwdaehguspzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgtcpypmhxue69uhkummnw3ezuetfde6kuer6wasku7nfvuh8xurpvdjj7r7gm4u also has open subscriptions for kind 1 to a couple relays and parses every single received event. Can keep up fine and doesn't even need much resources.
#asknostr Anyone has personal nostr #relay for multiplexation purposes / saving websockets on a mobile?
So far I have found a few projects but they seem to not be actively maintained or widely used:
- https://github.com/bndw/nostr-relay-proxy
- https://github.com/Dolu89/nostr-proxy
I would like to hear your opinion on this idea in general, do you know any implementations or what do you think about these specific ones.
Lnbits also has a Nostr extension supporting multiplexing
Great to see the development of Harbor Wallet continue thanks to the HRF grant
nostr:npub1az9xj85cmxv8e9j9y80lvqp97crsqdu2fpu3srwthd99qfu9qsgstam8y8 for a non-travel coldcard it could be handy to have one pin for duress (when you need to type the number) and one to trigger an explosion (when the bad the bad guy is typing).
But I suppose customs wouldn't like that. And ordering that component separately might also invite the wrong kind of attention.
This is how the signatures used in Nostr and Bitcoin (p2tr) work:
Of course its great if you can replace something with an open source solution, but for me personally its ok to have some "evil" apps like google maps, Snapchat etc.
They work fine and you still have the increased security of grapheneos (sandboxed apps, hardened malloc, overall security focus).
You can also disallow background execution for apps so they immediately get killed once closed and can't call home all the time.
Yeah some banking apps are tricky but mine all work fine, i think the Graphene devs work hard on compatibility/seamless ux. eSim support is also perfect now for example.
Using graphene as daily driver for years, you can still install all apps you previously used, no need to replace everything.
I'm not sure how to continue my programming journey, so I'm asking here:
I've only ever used Python, and I love it, except when it's slow (which is *always* when you're interested in writing very efficient graph algorithms like I am).
I like simple, clean code, I've mostly never used objects or classes, they're not particularly useful for what I'm doing.
So, after some research, I am thinking about learning C or Go. The thing is, C is much more widely used and supported, but I don't want to become a hardcore developer who has to manage memory and shit. I want to be a mathematician who can write good code, that's all.
Also, I like that Go makes concurrency easier, at least that's what I've read, which is something I'll need to use a LOT because of the particular algos I have in mind.
What do you guys recommend? cc nostr:npub1fjqqy4a93z5zsjwsfxqhc2764kvykfdyttvldkkkdera8dr78vhsmmleku
Go fits best to your profile "mathematician that can code".
You can learn it fast, and its a powerful and safe language.
C has way more gotchas and its much more tedious to write larger applications in it than Go. Great for understanding how computers work but wouldn't recommend it for your use case.
I enjoy Rust most, it's package manager is great, there are tons of useful libraries and you can develop quality stuff in a very reasonable pace. But the learning curve is steeper than Go, not sure if you have the motivation/need for it.
Even normal (no fast food), "first world" restaurants here buy everything (including fried eggs) ready made so they just have to warm it up instead of hiring a real cook.
https://www.leatherman.com is best
If you implement a cashu wallet in wired I'll finish the provider😄. could probably also run a performant instance on a friends chunky rack.
Current flow is like:
1. Ask for quote (could be done on client startup) -> returns a base quote for pow20 + required mint
2. Submit note + ecash + required pow
3. Poll until task is finished
You need a webserver for a lightning address, with Bolt12 everything is handled by your lightning node itself.
A solution would maybe complete relay sets shared by other users which you can sort by specific properties (rating, price, efficiency,...) and accept with a single click. Or just abstracting the differences away and making relays just relays (and let the client chose which relay should do what in the background)
Relay setup is wayyy too confusing (talking of Amethyst and Gossip). Can't expect a new user to understand inbox, outbox, dm, public, private, general, search and discovery relay lmao
Can some #Nostrich send me a PGP encrypted message to this public key?
I still need to figure out how to decrypt messages properly :D
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At least there is bitcoinfax https://www.bitcoinfax.net/en
There already is a geohash tag, which Amethyst supports already.
Maybe this is what you're looking for?
SSDs have a secret way to protect your data when they fail
Many SSDs will use SMART to keep track of how close they are to failure, and when they cross a threshold that indicates failure is imminent, they will lock down and enter a read-only state. This means that you can't write anything to them, but it's also a clear sign to the user to get everything off of the drive while it still works. You can tell if your SSD has entered that state if you can't unlock it to write to it.
This will be reassuring to many who think if an SSD fails, it is basically not usable and the data is gone. So, if you've used an SDD for quite a while (a good many years) and it suddenly no longer boots, check on another computer (it's SMART stats should show if it failed). You should be able to clone it to a new SDD drive and carry on working with your data intact.
See https://www.xda-developers.com/ssds-protect-data-when-fail
#technology #SSD
I had a crucial ssd running that suddenly stopped working and was completely dead. Always keep backups of important data.