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132 nostr:npub1yaul8k059377u9lsu67de7y637w4jtgeuwcmh5n7788l6xnlnrgs3tvjmf
55 nostr:npub19a86gzxctwtz68l8zld2u9y2fjvyyj4juyx8m5geylssrmfj27eqs22ckt
24 nostr:npub1jutptdc2m8kgjmudtws095qk2tcale0eemvp4j2xnjnl4nh6669slrf04x
50 nostr:npub107e29x735swe4r9y8gv60h8n4pfz7x7qndqgvff48yvsa8pfc5dq3p0cr5
36 nostr:npub12gyrpse550melzx2ey69srfxlyd8svkxkg0mjcjkjr4zakqm2cnqwa3jj5
31 nostr:npub1hzx87qrmhuau9l9wl709z0ccdw4nx7pvpw4x5mxp9twh3wg3pw3svjjhe7
29 nostr:npub146e625cxmwc93c8jpw5p0slkrna4t0j3lmzu94g07tkrrqg0staqjup4e0
30 nostr:npub1k92qsr95jcumkpu6dffurkvwwycwa2euvx4fthv78ru7gqqz0nrs2ngfwd
24 nostr:npub1qlk0nqupxmlyxravg0aqscxmcc4q4tq898z6x003rykwwh3npj0syvyayc
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Where are all the people from #Montana at?
I am thinking of how to whitelabel #nostr and create specific community groups. I feel like the technology laggards will prefer area focused relays.
Rise and shine #plebchain 
Turns out you can program a lot of trash real quick but look real clever. Real software plays out in the long term and people only seem to learn the hard way.
I would know. I am learning the hard way.
The value of #nostr is the data is independent of the “view.” Any change to the protocols that undermine that principle undermine the value of nostr.
The problem with people is that we like to conflate presentation with reality. People feel that the clients ARE the mechanism and seek to govern from their perspective.
I tried explaining to colleagues today that I feel like I have a hard time expressing myself to others.
They didn’t know what I was talking about because I had a hard time expressing the idea.
Thank you for humoring me. I’ve been writing code for eight years and had never though about software in this way until recently.
I wonder if low code/no code technology is an attempt to automate to the extreme. Build the platforms that enable more people to construct applications. I guess we see things like IFTT, zapier, salesforce, etc and it hasn’t changed much in the software world yet. I think public API products fit into this category too.
That brings up and interesting thought. How does relate to the average level of craftsmanship across the profession? It seemingly creates a divide. Those who enable more software development must be must account for the delinquency of a newer generation of software development.
In my experience that is not on the top of engineers minds. Who knows though, I may just be part of an previous generation of software delinquents.
I wonder if people felt the same way about HTTP?
#[0] when suggesting the population of programmers doubles every five years we end up with an exponential growth.
Exponential growth isn’t very natural.
Any thoughts on it being more like logistic growth and that some compensating factor will curb growth in the future and maintain an equilibrium?
There is treasures in those hills.
> Quitting smoking is easy! I’ve done it a hundred times.
Mark Twain
This morning My wife told me that during the night I sat up abruptly from my sleep and told her about “a cycle that they can use for the protocol.” I have no recollection.
I believe in #nostr!
I can hardly wait.
I have to say bringing these ideas to my org has been very difficult. I think it boils down to the fact that many people see specification and implementation as the same thing with a preference on implementation.
Any tips on breaking that down?
#[0] Just finished Clean Craftsmanship. I enjoyed the recasting of ideas in terms of ethics. Thanks for writing the book!
Spent the evening reading #nips.