Calling from off grid via BitSatRelay can you hear me ?

I’ve added Shosho to Favorites. We’ll add it to the Mini App list later.

We’re bullish on Shosho and on live streaming over Nostr.

Meant to add this below:

"Your point about just adding ZS is well made. But it still requires them to know what ZS is, have an acc, know what Nostr is, and have an Nsec. Easy for us but actually many hurdles for newbies once you add them up."

To stream to nostr they should at least have heard about it or what's the point? Like mentioned below, a Twitch streamer wont have a manifest url for their stream so I wouldn't worry too much about that. The real question is how can we make nostr live events more popular and get them noticed OUTSIDE of nostr to attract more creators?

So I got like 5 mentions on nostr in the last two years? Yeah.... no. ROLL IT BACK! I'm not having fun with this version! 🤣

You booked me actually. This hits

Creating highlights is a form of "streaming" what you read, sort of. Never thought of it in that way! Thank you for that! 🙏🧡

ohh, muh bad

also been away for some time, curious what shosho is

Interesting iOS edge case. Is it mainly RTMP drops or full app freeze? A short writeup of whatever finally works on iPhone will be gold for future nostr streamers.

hmm.. is this going to be the shosho mascot?

You should be able to pull this out of the ZS core code together with the relays ZS is publishing to.

GMs on nostr are the goodest!

You could define something like a subscription entity on your side (on the server) or save it in a event (NIP-78) and store it on a relay(s) (use your own ShoSho relay). My guess others have done this already too in a more Nostr way (but I don't know who).

My thought, the subscription entity could have the following data:

- the npub of who subscribed

- a identifier of the subject subscribed to (the d-tag of the event kind 30311)

- the action (when the status tag changes to live)

So yes, I think you're right you need some listeners where you can trigger the push notification logic to the devices of the related npubs (using the data from the subscription entity as described above).

I did not know of this. Yes exactly this.

And submit it back up stream so every HLS URL ends up on Nostr.

Tekkadan must be on Nostr? I haven't spotted him/this before now.

But have you tried it? Skimming through it, it looks like cursor but Googled

Rather, Shosho provides the camera, instead of zoom. Maybe I do not understand why zoom is required.

From zoom?

Ok, what am I doing wrong? I connected Zoom to zap.stream, added some sats and started custom streaming with rtmp but I only see a black screen (no audio as well) for 30 seconds. Then it disappears.

Also... Zoom seems to have 3 different ways to start a streaming. I tried all 3 of them with the same result. Not sure what to do next...

Finally using the decentralized network, looking forward to getting nerd sniped

#introductions

Is that right: 80% of new jobs is actually the government hiring?

Wow

It’s like there might be an agenda to buy votes, with a limitless budget, and skew the important growth metrics

Sly

Or stupid

All leads to economic indicators that are false signals, like price fixing, and then the miss-allocation of capital

Painful from an Austrian perspective

But what can one do about it? Very little

So definitely best to just hunker down and focus on 1) what you want to create and 2) what’s in your control

🙏🏻

Australia is not a good country. It's part of the communist commonwealth countries that are against free speech and are anti-business, high tax etc It's a big socialist country.

The US under the Trump administration is moving the country into a free market capitalist economic system powered by Bitcoin. That is the end goal.

Countries that don't adapt to the new economic system will get left behind. Unfortunately Australia and the commonwealth countries are going to fight hard to not move to the new economic system. If you can move your company to the US but it's very expensive still since the US is running under the fiat system. It's going to take time but eventually the US will be the best country to be in as we get into the Golden Age!

This is pie in the sky stuff. Like when olas beta launched and you had people saying nostr was the next instagram.

What slack offers businesses now is utterly incomparable to what any nostr slack clone offers now or can offer in the future. The same is true for say Okta.

It's about nibbling around the edges and solving problems that nostr can actually solve, now today. And not mentioning nostr. And soft forking it. And all this in the context of solutions where nostr's architecture offers some explicit advantage outside of some [music] future vision.

the cheetah because it's able to accelerate really fast which gives it a huge advantage and the sailfish won't keep up, but it's also depends on the length of the race because cheetahs are short distance runners not long distance, so if it's a long race then the sailfish would win

many factors

And got hit by bots

Yeah, I have slowly been putting my ideas down about this. I guess I have time to ramble...

Calle and Laan are software. We code, and we are code.

While we are software and abstract, for us to run ourselves and our code we need computers, and computers are physical things. We are bits; our computers are atoms. Unfortunately, our computers, bodies, and communication networks are made of atoms, and they are subject to physical attack.

I believe as a cypherpunk, our main concern is defending against physical attack. We tend to think we exist and work in cyberspace, but we really have to concern ourselves with meat-space.

We have a couple of tricks up our sleeves. One is obviously cryptography, and I think 90% of the heavy lifting of NOSTR and Bitcoin is getting everyone to physically secure a private key. An emphasis on PHYSICAL. Securing a private key is a physical process, not a software process. It is instantiating the key into atoms, defending those atoms, and keeping them private.

NOSTR is good here because as a protocol it remains loose enough to innovate on. Once everyone has a private key, you can go a long way without having to define the networking. Relays, snail-mail or carrier pigeon: you know that this event is from me to you, because we use keys.

I think that the cryptography part is pretty well understood, but we have another trick up our sleeves: the commodification of hardware, or maybe even better: the "roachification" of hardware.

It happens to turn out that in our universe, once a computer can do some very basic functions, it becomes "Turing Complete" meaning the computer can run ANY software in our universe. Some Turing computers have more memory and some are faster, but they can all run any software program to some arbitrary number of steps.

If/when the aliens land, they will be able to run Microsoft Windows on their computers (god help them), and we will be able to run their software. It's an amazing fact about the universe we live in.

This means that you, I, and our code are SUBSTRATE INDEPENDENT. It doesn't matter what the computer is made of: silicon, carbon, DNA—it's all the same. It doesn't matter where the computer is. As long as it can compute.

So while we live on/in computers, and depend on them, they are interchangeable, and fundamentally a commodity on a physics level. Our code is special; our computers are a commodity.

If we recognize this underlying fact about our universe, we can utilize it in our code to give us a great advantage.

Bitcoin's strength is not that it defends its computers; it's that it treats those computers (the nodes, the mining ASICs) as the commodities that they are: redundant and expendable. There is no special computer in Bitcoin.

In my estimation, NOSTR comes the closest of the communication protocols in understanding this. A core tenet of NOSTR is that relays are dumb. Expendable. Commodities. We want the world to be awash with them such that they are like roaches. You stomp on one, and two more appear. They need to be easy and cheap to run.

So I would say that the two key ingredients of NOSTR are:

1. Keys

2. Commodification of hardware.

There are things about NOSTR that I think could "use improvement," but I love it.

Once I discovered NOSTR and saw that I could take my overly important home computer, separate the software from the hardware, turn the hardware into a commodity, and spread my software globally across the internet such that it is everywhere and nowhere, I was hooked.

One of my goals is to be able to walk up to any standard computer, enter my key, and have the entire world that I built in cyberspace available to me. My code, my communications, all there.

My money is controlled by me. It is everywhere, and nowhere.

My code and my network can now be controlled by me. It will be everywhere and nowhere.

Now if I could only upload all of myself from my brain, and save it from this slowly dying computer I am running on.... that would be something. It's actually a good thought experiment, and way to critique a protocol. Imagine you upload your brain to the internet, and you don't want to die. How would you design the network that you live on? The physical infrastructure as well as the protocol?

We should think about this question because it is ultimately what we are doing.

Should be fixed now

SO IM CONFUSED WHY ISNT THIS APP WORKING ?

IVE SETUP WHAT YOU TOLD ME..

#ASKNOSTR #SHOSHO #APP #SATS #BTC

Thank you finishing dinner I'll check out after , THANK YOU 🙏🏼

From my understanding you can use any nostr client... I personally use Primal, but I don't think that is the underlying factor on why it doesn't work... I've been in communication with him for about a day and it doesn't seem to be working...

I don't want to put words in their mouth and I will wait for them to respond to this post..

Please resend the playback URL it's cut off in the posting

when i use this how can views view? through shosho?

I would, I want to go live but can't ...

These N nodes, you created them? Or n8n has a native nostr applet? (I don't recall seeing it, neither looking for it)