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keep nostr weird

oof

I found a uvb lamp helpful when I lived up in Toronto. This is a good overview:

https://www.toxinless.com/vitamin-d-uvb-lamps

Replying to Avatar Matt Corallo

I don’t really understand this kind of criticism (and not to pick on Will here, it seems to be from ~everyone).

Bluesky took a different approach - first build a product people want whose technology supports decentralization, and add the features the geeks want later. It’s easy to shit on their lack of decentralization, but Bluesky has made clear and consistent progress on that front since day one, and I assume they will continue to do so.

The result has been a product that’s growing (those user stats are pretty realistic, doubly so when you look at the number of accounts actually posting real content) way more than nostr with tons of anti-centralization features that nostr is missing (anyone can create a feed algorithm, and there are many, decentralized content tagging is a really cool innovation - different “adult content” tagging services, opt-in different moderation services, etc).

The federated model of Mastodon led to a trainwreck of fiefdoms run by weirdly obsessive and controlling mods, but Bluesky took that and addressed the issues by splitting moderation from hosting.

Sure, Bluesky’s hosting model means you don’t get the relay-redundancy that sets nostr’s censorship resistance apart, but that’s not all that hard to add in the future (with the sync assumption they make making it easier to make efficient, too).

Building the kinds of stuff Bluesky has on nostr is gonna take a huge investment, we can’t leave folks like Will stuck building critical nostr apps by himself. nostr:note1vpteqdxxlgkjndhghhlu4n47aj2sra5vgmdr465y4yfzwcshglvqrqann4

bruh

Replying to Avatar Jameson Lopp

they got me

lmao

even fully libtarded lefties still have enough sense to support palestinians

big bluesky fail

Replying to Avatar /dev/fd0

ugh, this is so bad

the biggest threat to Bitcoin is the culture

It's almost certain that this will turn out to be an over reaction, but I've done worse: completely changed careers for fear my old industry would all demand vaccine passports to hire.

Feeling like you did everything to protect your autonomy is priceless, I support your sister.

This may seem dumb

(anyone with a brain should see that both parties fully endorse mass surveillance in it's worst forms)

but it's actually a great way to bring lefties into the cypherpunk fold. They've been too comfortable with government surveillance lately, a government they don't like is the perfect incentive to improve.

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