I like apples hardware and focus on privacy. Their app sandboxing is great and i feel comfortable putting my nsec in damus

I use linux, macos, iphone, android all for different purposes. Just not windows anyone…

I prefer my iphone and hate doing apple development. These things aren’t contradictory.

I still prefer an iphone. I just can’t use it to release the software I want to release which is sad and frustrating.

apple has great hardware, their software policies are just insane

We expected this to launch this yesterday but it has been rejected 3 times for absolutely no reason 🤦‍♂️

I don’t know how you can do development on this platform without absolutely dispising the company after a few attempts to deploy your code.

happy that we are free from apple so we can start innovating with freedom tech again.

can’t build new freedom tech in a jailed ecosystem that doesn’t want its users to be free, so that they can treat you like cattle to milk that 30% tax on all your in app transactions. Not the mention all of the horrific transaction privacy issues that arises from this.

sad what this company has become. nostr:note1r44yhhxggxefghre4rl7pjkydrxfcxdhwxhwu7kky2hs2s5y2ywqyfqxfv

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Its not a browser app, notedeck is more secure than a browser extension

Why do you think it loads fast and scrolls quickly?

There is no expectation that every app will support every kind.

My next iteration on ios is going to make it even faster (as fast as notedeck). Performance and reliability is always the priority for us. Thats why people use it despite a smaller feature set compared to other apps.

I will probably add olas images eventually though because i always wanted damus to have more media content on profile pages.

Our main focus is getting android out so people have this fast experience on all platforms. Then i will get back to ios.

Daniel is actively working on iOS. we didn’t *just* add stars, that was a small hotfix for our anniversary. We also have drafts in testflight and fixes that make notes open more reliably from notifications and links, plus qrcode scanner fixes since that was broken.

Daniel is working on tasks that are making the app feel buggy or unreliable. No point in adding more and more features if there are outstanding bugs and crashes.

He is only part time and we don’t get *that many* contributors to iOS, i don’t know what to say. We are not a well funded team. It’s just me and someone i pay out of my pocket at a loss. We are trying our best.

its out ??

Will try when I’m there

Are you on wayland ?

Why u gatekeeping dark and stormies

becoming a dark and stormy maxi

normalize fuck

normal posting deck pics nostr:note1efxue0yur0l70ahyp7cvhk5taaj44e3vy0g5ynx89km2flmyya4q3adrcw

great #deckpic thread nostr:note1rhjdj0y7xd2trc6r35j50ezrmnp5hznewc7d0ufcywgjpnkwqulqkefxcp

ok awesome!

You have 2 but apple is being annoying and has rejected this minor change 3 times

Rejected again… ffs we barely changed anything

lgtm

what do you mean? you can just tell it to do all that stuff with a plan until it reaches a desired result.

👀 whats this. 🔜

cool!

I don’t have a sub

agree

da goose is loose

https://cdn.jb55.com/s/978cf56637ff5aea.txt

flutter is definitely be a nice option then until we’re done rebuilding flutter on egui 🥲 rust ecosystem needs to catch up but there are only like one or two people working on it 😩

Terminus is goated

Stress testing the robustness of the nostrdb ai tooling. I guess that technically works... impressive how flexible it is.

You give an AI a tool and it will make it work! This has always been my theory when gpt3 first came out. everyone laughed at it, but after playing with it for a few hours I suspected it was just handicapped due to lack of access to tools and iterative feedback loops. AIs need these to be productive just like humans.

just created a nostrdb MCP/goose extension. you can now use ai to search for notes that your local notedeck node has seen.

basically queries just return pointers to memory aligned structs stored on disk. so no copying data in out. lmdb queries are so fast (its like an in-memory btree lookup), so this gives you an "infinitely" large external memory for nostr notes, powered by the operating systems virtual memory infrastructure.

from our readme:

The unfairly fast nostr database backed by lmdb.

nostrdb stores nostr events as a custom in-memory representation that enables zero-copy and O(1) access to all note fields. This is similar to flatbuffers but it is custom built for nostr events.

These events are then memory-mapped inside lmdb, enabling insanely fast, zero-copy access and querying.

This entire design of nostrdb is copied almost entirely from strfry, the fastest nostr relay. The difference is that nostrdb is meant to be embeddable as a C library into any application with full nostr query support.

https://github.com/damus-io/nostrdb

still thinking what I would use it for... huge potential here

Good call

Although to be fair i think it got stuck because one of the tools wasn’t working for it. Maybe if we build better tools …

I started a refactor and just told the ai to `cargo check` and fix all the remaining issues in a loop. poor guy is struggling... we'll see how it goes

screenpipe seems kind of crazy to me. is it useful?

so much power

I like the idea of saying "stage these changes into logical commits" oh my god if it could do that.

that didn't last long

nostr:note1n4mectpwmfk95660gxhs4raflvv2zu74d35ctm5njdp08l66ug7q2qetvp

wow I just said "ls my home directory" and it worked. probably should be doing this with a local model xD

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definitely need more nip29 clients. I want to write one soon.

and the trust relationship with the LSP is very minimal, they could be automatically set up to reduce liability as soon as economically possible.