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I built a Nostr MCP Server

https://github.com/AustinKelsay/nostr-mcp-server

Has anyone else done this? I've been waiting for someone to build this (will be needed for PlebDevs AI Coach Feature soon) got randomly inspired last night and started trying to build a simple implementation myself. Just had first successful demo!

![](https://m.stacker.news/83749)

originally posted at https://stacker.news/items/922706

What would happen when all the bots approve each other? The net cost is the fees and they have created a transitive trust island. As with the WOT issue (my limited understanding is) where someone currently follows a bot, their follower graph transitively trust the bot too.

If I follow you, any social engineering for a human to approve (maliciously or stoopidly) validate one of these linked bots would then orange check them all. Am I missing something?

(Certainly multiple attestations would help. Also weighting in a pagerank/eigenvector way would help)

Lol usually takes about 18 - ♾️ months to concede to the genius of my culinary creations

Andrej Karpathy** does a really nice simple to advanced tutorial on how to get the best out of the current thinking modes. He hasn't done stuff on agents/MCP so it's normi focussed (a good thing)

(** Not just another YouTuber, a founder of OpenAI)

https://youtu.be/EWvNQjAaOHw?si=gc-FuKN5mTxE76G8

I use Joplin for notes and Claude chat/API. I've toyed with Notebooklm but this new mindmap is quite interesting.

https://www.makeuseof.com/google-notebooklm-mind-map/

Even when using the new deep research capabilities it helps to have a visualisation tool like mindmaps and there are plugins for Joplin.

Joplin is definitely part of a #freedom / #sovereignty tech stack so I'd prefer to stick with that than handover my notes to Goog. But, as ever, trading convenience for privacy is tempting.

It's a standard trope in Australia that boomers caused present cost of living problems. But they didn't really have much buying power in the 20-teens let alone 2020 onwards. Seems more housing supply, immigration and money printing. All supposedly managed by policies of fed government (housing supply by state gov too).

Ofc other policies like negative gearing are a cause for housing affordability but that only linearly favours boomers over younger age ranges

https://claude.site/artifacts/4a7ec42d-f531-49bd-8bc2-13ad795429f0

I don't miss those days. Just kill the ones older than X months, if important they will come back.

Regarding the the debt chart above...I've been reading nostr:nprofile1qqsxc56ajk5xtxerf4dqspgrfa0s5elrcr80lnz9nasldq87j3zzf0cpz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhskyr96l Big Print and he lays out that crossing 130% is historically the beginning of a currency meltdown. So I was confused about Singapore's position in this chart.

Turns out that the debt is just for strategic investment (they have a law against spending on shortfalls), the government also holds a very large stock of financial assets. So Singapore has no net debt β€” it’s actually a large net creditor. Norway, HK and Switzerland are similar but with much lower debt ~50%.

Australia punching below its weight in living standards growth. The optimist take would be that we already had high standard. The likely take is: wages growth suppression and COVID money printer

that looks great, I'm looking for some brekky variety. Q: what is the yellow porridgey thing?

I'm guessing by convention you mean (un)conference or meetups?

Was at Bitcoin Alive on the weekend and most tech ppl there had npubs, so bit by bit...