Subnostr

fmar 1y ago

Ikigai within reach, I can feel it :)

Replying to

Mike Dilger ☑️

I can levatate birds... but nobody cares.

I have an extensive sea shell collection. It is scattered across all of the beaches of the world. Maybe you've seen it.

fmar 1y ago

Steven Wright

fmar 1y ago

The feeling of love and gratitude to be alive and be able to spend time with other bitcoiners at nostr:npub1rjtrs7xqdvj3588r9njrexh2n750j7jdwx9qs543nutmdsj6ljaqpfmp8a and halving party is overwhelming. Thank you all

nostr:npub1kdcwlcdv4xddq00wx4nglj6a5kmqyamcelfz8q7jjw3vkp7u6ayq7jzmsd

nostr:npub1q5sah9f3p9kl7uqdeaqskqwmg74ktxx70e0093dzh4lpzcp3t0mqzxky65

nostr:npub1e5tfhk8m65teu25dfx8lcvwn4c8ypqjl72u2sh4rt8zy2kss0j5qct7mh9

nostr:npub1zk6u7mxlflguqteghn8q7xtu47hyerruv6379c36l8lxzzr4x90q0gl6ef

nostr:npub14wxtsrj7g2jugh70pfkzjln43vgn4p7655pgky9j9w9d75u465pqvagcye

nostr:npub1m0sxqk5uwvtjhtt4yw3j0v3k6402fd35aq8832gp8kmer78atvkq9vgcru

Adithya

nostr:npub1cwzduskqu6yuxjs2a75uptj3vzfa84gv5q3xlkcpzs6usjfey24qvk70dv

Replying to

saunter

Have you read bitcoin whitepaper?

fmar 1y ago

Yes

Replying to

₿/🐈‍⬛

nostr:npub1xpuz4qerklyck9evtg40wgrthq5rce2mumwuuygnxcg6q02lz9ms275ams #yana btw + nwc balance display and so on 🤙🔥

fmar 1y ago

Thanks for the feedback, will try to fix it.

fmar 1y ago

💜 this is beautifull Erik!

nostr:nevent1qqs8yspt24vx75yldrg9xtw94a7cmryk53xn83qnrklkfs6jdu5gjygppamhxue69uhkummnw3ezumt0d5qs6amnwvaz7tmwdaejumr0dsq3qamnwvaz7tmwdaehgu3wwa5kuegzgp3xgwt9vgmr2dmrxg6kydrxxe3kgcfk8qurwvtrv5ervv3489jrze3evf3nvv35xgcrgwphv5enyv358ycr2c3kxu6xzde3xpsngdtpt7jfuz

Replying to

Mazin

Websocket connection overhead is an obvious problem with the gossip model that few are willing to acknowledge. The more decentralized relay selection becomes (the goal) the worse it scales. Even at the current scale of nostr if users chose more diverse relay sets the issue would be crippling.

Below are some very simple simulations to illustrate my point. I used 2 relays per person to be conservative and chose 3 different realistic follow counts. The NIP-65 spec suggests clients should guide users to keep the lists small (2-4 relays) though currently the average kind 10002 contains many more. I ran each simulation 10 times and then took the average result.

EDIT: I understand that selecting relays at random is NOT how things currently work or will ever work. My point is that if our goal is to make relay sets more diverse then we should work towards a solution that scales with accomplishing that goal.

Available relays: 600 (~what nostr.watch currently shows for online relays)

Follows: 200

Relays per person: 2 (randomly selected)

Unique Connections Required: 291

Available Relays: 600

Follows: 500

Relays per person: 2

Unique Connections Required: 486

Available Relays: 600

Follows: 1000

Relays per person: 2

Unique Connections Required: 577

Even today if users randomly selected relays the total number of connections required would be staggering and this is with users only selecting 2 relays each. What happens if the available number of relays increases by 5x?

Available Relays: 3000

Follows: 200

Relays per person: 2

Unique Connections Required: 376

Available Relays: 3000

Follows: 500

Relays per person: 2

Unique Connections Required: 847

Available Relays: 3000

Follows: 1000

Relays per person: 2

Unique Connections Required: 1461

I’m not a client developer and I certainly don’t have all the solutions but I’ve spent enough time operating websockets at scale to know that these numbers aren’t going to work even with only 2 relays per person. Aside from the practical performance implications, browsers also enforce websocket limits that put most of these numbers out of reach (I believe Chrome is 255 and Firefox is 200).

What am I missing?

fmar 1y ago

In nostr:npub1gp4xzpmluelsakjtayc4wtzj97fhj5kakqjvsannu00xkdlf4x8s0xdqyq the default behaviour for feed relays is to go find the minimal amount of relays that fill at least an amount per contact (here used 2), and for my ~300 contacts 23 relays is enough:

Replying to

Gzuuus

GM! If you could only choose one, which one would it be? Mine would be the mad max one

fmar 1y ago

If all features functional then the DeLorean, go back to 2009 and mine a shit of BTC :)

Replying to

nen

gm, i guess

fmar 1y ago

Gm. Keep fighting. Don't give up. 🤙🫂

Replying to

AllisWell

#asknostr so I'm here for 4days now and I feel it's a good time to brake the ice and ask THE questions. What is sats for you? Is it an asset, investment, currency or what?

#mystupidquetion

fmar 1y ago

Imagine you're a carpenter and you make beautiful furniture like tables, chairs, closets and so on.

And this allows you to buy food and shelter with the money you get from people who want to buy your wooden creations.

But you also make little chairs (think few cm souvenirs) which take you just a few minutes to make and you usually offer them to people you like or to people that you see that offer also something nice like for example a street musician or art performer.

Those little chairs are zaps. That's it.

Replying to

Mike Dilger ☑️

Thanks. I filed a bug.

fmar 1y ago

Thanks for reporting fix is in 0.14.2 release:

https://github.com/frnandu/yana/releases/tag/v0.14.2

fmar 1y ago

Thanks for the great review

nostr:nevent1qqswrqr63ddwk8l3zfqrgdxh2lxh2jlcxl36k3h33g25gtchzchx8agpzemhxue69uhkummnw3ezuenfd3khwetz9ecxcqgdwaehxw309ahx7uewd3hkcqgjwaehxw309ahkvenrdpskjm3wwp6kyqjqxajrgdp3xajr2erxxsen2cfexa3rse34x43nse3jv5mk2vn9vc6nxvm9xgenwvtrv56k2vtrvenxgdfex43nzdeevyek2ctxxvmxgdqpyjdfy

Replying to Change this if you want

Love me or hate, but French baguette 🥖 with salami is the way