GM Nostr 🌞

I've taken a short break from Whitenoise for a few days to fix remote signing for teams once and for all.

There are lots of tools out there to help you remotely sign (Amber, nsec.app, knox, etc.) but none of them are focused on enabling multiple people to have access to the key with differing levels of access (e.g. they can only send notes, but can't decrypt, full access but only until friday, etc.)

Which teams out there would be keen to test out a beta version?

I have a standard android phone right now (my next phone will be degoogled, but I can't justify buying a new phone at this moment). I was using another texting app, but it is going away and today it wants to move me to google messages. Can anyone recommend another texting app? I also have signal, but it quit working as a general texting app and occasionally I have issues with messages either not going through or going through a day later, so I need something else.

Do people still believe in privacy?

Running nostr

Might be a dumb question;

Any .apk's that run a LLM on device?

#introduction

Hey,

I’m super excited to be part of the NostrDev team and to build full-stack apps on Nostr!

What are you looking for?

I'm convinced nobody wants to complete bounties for #Bitcoin

They just want to do their work and "hope" they get a donation from someone/some nonprofit

Idk what my total for outstanding bounties are (tens of millions of sats), not one has ever been completed and therefore paid out

Sad

I wish there were something like nos2x but for mobile devices to make this many-app style future more manageable. Maybe it wouldn't have a great UX though if it requires switching app views just to sign. Every app that requires an nsec import increases risk.

I completely reject the idea of:

Dumb relay, smart client

Why would we want the more powerful hardware that is online all day to be dumb?

It has all the potential to do the computing people want and all day to do it

Instead we want clients to, in real time, digest all these notes and compute them, filter them etc?

Anyway I'm gonna keep making smarter relays

I'm just starting my journey in software #testing, learning about the 7 key principles that every product owner should keep in mind.

Principle #1 really stands out:

Testing shows the presence of defects, not their absence.

In simple terms, testing helps reduce the chances of bugs making their way to the customers, but it doesn’t guarantee that the system is bug-free. For example, finding 10 bugs means there are 10 fewer issues in the system—but that doesn’t mean there won’t be an 11th (or 12th) waiting to surprise someone after the release. Testing minimizes the risks, but there's always that small chance something can slip through!

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Would you like some feedback on your Nostr app?

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