Treemap of the top 30 note topics we’ve classified so far from nostr.wine over ~12 hours of kind 1s. I suspect we are over labeling technology a bit but then again everything is technology.

Thank y’all for the kind words really appreciate everyone of you guys rn nostr:note1xdekyyjlnz7hqfmugw8932gnzvlr0k7qes5wfa04m5vhulewrd6qzm4x6y

only took a couple months 😑 but finally got profiles working in nostrdb.

Damus now queries the local relay directly whenever it needs profile info. Its always up to date, has access to every profile its ever seen in realtime, and is as fast as accessing the profile from memory. No longer do clients need to have a separate in-memory cache for profiles, which *drastically* simplifies client code.

The old profile database is buggy and is causing crashes on the current TestFlight build, so this will fix that and make profile loading a lot faster.

Just a small update but a huge technical milestone for nostrdb. Again, thanks for your patience 😁. Damus is evolving into something new 👀

#asknostr I was dating a guy earlier this year and guys were like oh you’re dating a Chad. I still haven’t figured out if that’s a compliment or not.

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in Thailand

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its debentures !

Without any sign,

even profits in

its balance sheet :)

Like when you tip an Uber driver, they can send a thank you note, as the tipper I like to receive this

I think we should have a better version of this to react to zaps, to quickly thank ppl for zapping you

If you’re using a Mac M1 or newer, using HDMI, use audio midi settings change output quality from Stereo to Dolby Atmos or similar if you’re TV/Audio supports it.

Who knows what this is? 😜

#asknostr

#nostr

#Siamstr

#NEWS

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Nostr client ideas:

1. Robinhood but with nostr chat. Discuss trades in real time. Relevant news feeds, charting tools integrations.

2. Curated experiences. Users add curated travel plans. Focus on media and storytelling (imagine a vertical storyline format)

3. Betting platforms. I don’t know much about these but I’m guessing there’s a lot of talking involved between users.

4. Fan communities of any kind. Perhaps a client that looks and feels modern and exciting that makes it easy to find teams and social influencers to set up communities around them. This would be a great way to potentially attract higher social clout individuals and entities into nostr.

5. Collaborative coding. Think twitch but with 2 people. UI geared specifically towards this use case.

6. Social live shopping - enable people to start selling instantly (probably a mobile app) with real time comments (think zapstream chat).

7. Real time news feeds. People can submit new developments about a topic that is then displayed in a timeline view. Integrate live video down the road.

Also, good morning! ☀️😃 🤗

There are no #Uranium futures contracts. For exposure to the sector you can buy physical Uranium via Sprott Physical Uranium Trust.

If you want ETFs go with URNM or URNJ.

I have been investing in a Uranium ETF for a long time now, and I believe that, similar to Bitcoin, we are just getting started with Uranium.

However, the only problem is that supplies are centralized.

I will be investing in some minerals today, maybe some oil and uranium futures contracts.

Niger has also raised the price of uranium from 0.8 to 200 euros per kilogram.

This market is going to be very interesting, I think. NFA

I kinda wish I had a PO box so i could buy physical goods from you guys. There are some really talented artists and craftsmen among you! I just don't feel comfortable giving my address 🥺

The eNuts experience however cool makes me want to just have a button that says “make private” on a lightning invoice and that automatically handles all of the minting / exchanging as a backend process invisible to the user.

When I was a kid, I used to watch Batman Beyond, which was set in the future.

The money they used was called “credits” and was digital, with no banknotes/coins. People would swipe cards like credit cards, but also when doing a bearer asset payment, they would hand a card with credits on it to someone who would take possession of it. The same type of card could be loaded with various amounts of credits for various sizes of transactions. Normal people used the money (it was ubiquitous) but also criminals used it, implying the funds couldn’t be frozen or taken back or anything like that, much like cash.

Turns out they were satscards, I guess.

^-^