I mean, even with coinjoin you still can face legal troubles due to your KYCed coin
I see no sense in on-chain privacy if you were already KYCed by CEX and all sorts of commercial chain analysis can link it all
Where do you host your web services?
Heroku is expensive and Koyeb doesn’t support apex domains (which means I can’t have NIP05)
I’m looking at Cloudflare now, but I’m hoping someone with more experience can give some advice
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#asknostr #programming
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We accept Bitcoin Lightning Network using our own Lightning node
At this point I am even not sure if it is a joke 😂
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It is updated hourly
What you ask for is a pruning and it actually works for a subset of tasks
Nostr-based Version Control System doesn't sound efficient to me
Less than 5
The more apps the more mess it is
Tbh I don't see much sense in a MacBook that runs Linux unless it has M chip. But I heard rumors that Asahi still has some difficulties with proper hardware support.
I think functional programming and specifically Haskell are an attempts of this
But what about same abstract idea in our brain being represented in different way using same language (English for example) assuming that all individuals speak the language at the same level? Don't you find this redundant?
Issue is I am convinced that human language is not something strict unlike math. If calling human language a compression (assuming that some specific piece of information in our brain consumes X*N bytes and language is X*N/C where X, N and C are positive real numbers), it is a lossy algorithm.
Would you call converting binary to Base64 a compression algorithm?
Didn't knew there is X-Nostr bridge and I found it surprising that Mastodon-Nostr bridge became broken first
I don't agree with you. Human languages are pretty redundant, I would call it an encoding algorithm instead


