This one is for nostr:npub1tvqc82mv8cezhax5r34n4muc2c4pgjz8kaye2smj032nngg52clq0rkrq4 . #foodstr nostr:npub1hqaz3dlyuhfqhktqchawke39l92jj9nt30dsgh2zvd9z7dv3j3gqpkt56s

#meshtastic devices strapped to dozens of drones in a container. Drive somewhere, command the drones to deploy out into pre-programmed a wide grid formation == unstoppable encrypted comms swarm anywhere on demand.

temporary, instant geographically localized nostr network across an X mile radius (depending on how many drones and antenna range).

I want to do this so badlly

#meshtastic devices strapped to dozens of drones in a container. Drive somewhere, command the drones to deploy out into pre-programmed a wide grid formation == unstoppable encrypted comms swarm anywhere on demand.

temporary, instant geographically localized nostr network across an X mile radius (depending on how many drones and antenna range).

I want to do this so badlly

Along with allowing #Nostriches the ability to easily spin up their own relay, I’ve built Nosflare in such a way it can empower other #Nostr devs to have relay infrastructure that makes their client or other app blazing fast, but without the headaches of legacy hosting nostr:note18n9jjwdjwk28eut24yk00l7suym8gksms97dlt4ueeuhdscrdnmqf36c8v

gm, I'm working on a feature for cashu.me to store the user's mints on nostr, keys derived from and encrypted with their wallet seed.

When you enter a seed to restore, it fetches all your mints. No need to remember which mints you were using when you lose your device, your balances can be entirely restored using a single seed phrase.

I just told a no-coiner the legend of Satoshi Nakamoto.

Their response: "Wow, that's like Neo from the Matrix but in real.

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#BitcoinTwitter

The Bitcoin network has processed 1,200,000,000 transactions!

Just had a big argument re: accountancy with two CPAs, my mom and brother and also ChatGPT. It was 5 against 1. Everyone said I was wrong but my memory from my undergrad years said otherwise.

In the end I was proven right.

Sometimes when I find myself not finishing a book but am still curious to at least know the ending, I ask AI to summarize it for me.

But today I wanted to remember something from a book I fully read many years ago, and asked AI to summarize it for me, and noticed that it was totally wrong at multiple points. Dramatically so. I pointed out that it was wrong and it’s like “my bad, here’s the right answer.”

So I asked how it could confidently make mistakes like that. Like what specifically happened in this case?

And it talked about how it extrapolates from stories and thus if something avoids the usual tropes, it could get it wrong. It said if I ask for citations it could help it prove its accuracy (which I didn’t think to do for fiction, I mean the entire objective answer is in one book, there’s not like multiple conflicting answers here).

So I was like “okay what happened to (this character) at the end? With citations.”

It gave me a wrong answer with misleading citations. So I pointed that out.

And it was basically like “oh wow, you’re right, I know that is disappointing to happen twice.” And some more boilerplate.

So I asked “I mean, I should just disregard all your prior summaries, right?”

And it more or less was like “Yeah. But we can revisit them if you want.”

By the end I felt like JK Simmons in Burn After Reading.

What are the best bang for the buck barefoot shoes right now?

Plus if available in the EU