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GM

As a kid I stole a bay Jesus from a manger scene. We then later flipped it over on its face, and its bottom was flat and we broke up marijuana on 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.

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Last one of the waffle series.

#foodstr #farmstr #coffeechain #gianduja #sourdough

Dear Nostr,

Merry Christmas. I hope you had a good year. I hope you'll have some time to slow down, reflect, appreciate the good things in life, and spend some quality time with your loved ones. Life can be rough sometimes, but it can be beautiful too. It mostly is, I believe. And Christmas is a good time to celebrate that. The good times. Family. The return of the light. 🎄

Peace & Love

Thank you to nostr:nprofile1qqsrhuxx8l9ex335q7he0f09aej04zpazpl0ne2cgukyawd24mayt8gprfmhxue69uhhq7tjv9kkjepwve5kzar2v9nzucm0d5hszxmhwden5te0wfjkccte9emk2um5v4exucn5vvhxxmmd9us2xuyp and the many others who contribute to making nostr what it is. It’s truly an amazing place to hang out with all you good people 🎄🫂

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Sony products are quality with style.

GM

Ninefold Roof

#architecture

Architects: T2P Architects Office

Area: 159 m²

Year: 2024

Photographs: Vincent Hecht

City: Karuizawa, Nagano

Country: Japan

On a site sloping down to a valley on Mt. Happu in Karuizawa, we planned a villa for four families, aiming to create a place where they can enjoy the rich nature surrounded by a forest with a view of a stream. The architecture was designed to float lightly above the ground on an independent foundation to correspond to the terrain, and to be a group of small volumes with a roof that slopes down to create a quiet appearance with minimal impact on the site.

The plan is a square divided into nine sections, with common areas on the first floor and private rooms on the second floor. The first floor, enclosed by glass, is an open space with a panoramic view, and the four private rooms on the second floor, which require privacy, are laid out in a crisscross pattern, with high ceilings at the four corners of the crisscross space, creating a sense of unity on the first floor.

Corresponding to the nine sections of the plan, nine small roofs with different slopes and orientations overlap each other so that they become higher toward the center. The roofs at each of the four corners protrude from the exterior wall in the shape of swastika, covering the four terraces that are connected to the entrance, kitchen, living room, and master bedroom on the first floor, extending the living space to the exterior. The living space extends to the outside.

Despite its simple spatial composition, a three-dimensional and deep space is built under the nine-layered roof, creating an inclusive place where people can enjoy a variety of distances from nature. As a base for families of different generations to gather, we hope that a variety of activities in harmony with nature will develop.