#footstr

I think the issue with value 4 value is that it adds up quickly and becomes expensive in a sense that people are not used to that kind of spending.

The advertising model can afford to spend more as sellers make it back in profit.

Value 4 value shifts the “burden” to every user. I don’t know if this is a workable model 🤷‍♂️

Something tells me it’s not.

Thoughts?

Reminder : Sunday doesn't last forever. Enjoy every minutes of it !

#plebchain #grownostr

Ok.. honest responses only

I’m curious… would anyone be interested if I posted a vid compilation with a full body gym workout tonight?

If not… please share below what content you rather see posted and/or explain why you follow me?

Just some additional context for nostriches.

JSON and binary are two different ways of storing and transmitting data. Each has its own advantages and disadvantages, depending on the use case. Here is a comparison of JSON and binary formats:

JSON (JavaScript Object Notation):

Human-readable: JSON is a text-based format that uses a simple syntax, which makes it easy for humans to read and write.

Language-agnostic: JSON can be easily parsed and generated by most programming languages.

Widely supported: JSON is a popular format for data exchange in web applications and APIs.

Easy to debug: The human-readable nature of JSON makes it easier to spot errors and debug issues.

Larger size: JSON files are generally larger than binary files, as they use a more verbose format to represent data.

Slower parsing: JSON parsing can be slower compared to binary formats, as it involves converting text to data structures.

Binary:

Machine-readable: Binary formats are designed for machines to read and write efficiently, making them compact and fast.

Smaller size: Binary data is more compact than JSON, as it uses a more efficient encoding to represent data.

Faster parsing: Binary data can be parsed and serialized more quickly than JSON, as it involves less processing overhead.

Language-specific: Some binary formats are tied to specific programming languages or frameworks, which can limit interoperability.

Not human-readable: Binary data is not easily readable by humans, which can make debugging and understanding the data more challenging.

Limited support: Binary formats may not be as widely supported as JSON, depending on the format and the context in which it is used.

In summary, JSON is a versatile and human-readable format, well-suited for data exchange between different programming languages and platforms. Binary formats are more compact and efficient but may be less accessible and harder to work with. The choice between JSON and binary depends on your specific requirements, such as data size, processing speed, readability, and compatibility with different systems.

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Finally a weekend with Intuitive Girl 💜 Still trying to convince her to become @IntuitiveGirl 🤣🍀☯️

Trying zap only ⚡️ mode on Damus. Nice but still too much friction while switching between apps. Would love and propose a feature to #[0]​ where small amounts are automatically approved and sent immediately.

I like the meaning of the word "Value"

but hate the way it sounds -- any good synonyms?