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nostr:npub126ntw5mnermmj0znhjhgdk8lh2af72sm8qfzq48umdlnhaj9kuns3le9ll provides decentralized, private server solutions with their StartOS, allowing users to control their data and services independently of centralized cloud computing.
Will they sell Server Ones at the conference?
Good developers are expensive. How can I create a reasonable dashboard with mediocre developers? 
A web dashboard with menus, tables, charts, alerts, forms, popups, authentication & authorization, etc.
Suppose I’m building an internal dashboard, with requirements that change over time, and the developers come and go (i.e. I don’t want a steep learning curve).
React became the language that all developers learn to call themselves “Frontend Developers”.
Sorry for the mediocre approach, but the alternative has to be so much better that it would worth paying a developer that never learned it to use it.
Typescript was such a success because it’s really not that different from the Javascript that programmers already know.
* Does it have…
What’s the alternative? Does it as many useful 3rd-party packages as React? (Don’t say Angular or Vue).
rEpLaCiNg PrOgRaMmErS
AI will improve programmers’ productivity, but the demand for more features will increase accordingly, just like with any software technology.
A dashboard built in 3-month today is much more complex than a dashboard built in 3-month 10 years ago.
## rust-nostr release is out! 🦀
### Versions
Rust: v0.31
JavaScript: v0.14
Python, Kotlin and Swift: v0.12
### Summary
Reworked `Tag`, added `TagStandard` enum, simplified the way to subscribe and/or reconcile to subset of relays (respectively, `client.subscribe_to` and `client.reconcile_with`), added blacklist support to mute public keys or event IDs, removed zap split from `client.zap` method, many improvements and more!
Full changelog: https://rust-nostr.org/changelog
### Contributors
Thanks to nostr:npub15qydau2hjma6ngxkl2cyar74wzyjshvl65za5k5rl69264ar2exs5cyejr for contributing!
### Links
#rustnostr #nostr
So an unlike button with some PoW or donated/destroyed sats?
I would prefer a method with actual negative financial effect on the original post publisher, just like zaps are positive financial effect.
“There’s no such a thing as bad publicity.”
How does an antizap harm the original post publisher?
Maybe we could have a special kind of zap (call it positive-zap) that:
1. Is not received immediately, but is held by the AntiZap machine for 1 week.
2. Apps need to promote positive-zaps over legacy zaps with gamification: show them in bold, prioritize them, etc. so followers who like the post will prefer using this positive-zap over a legacy zap.
3. An antizap would be sats sent (donated) to the AntiZap machine - every sat sent to the AntiZap machine will reduce 1 sat from the amount that is locked for 1 week.
I must admit that I haven’t fell through the cashu rabbit hole yet. 😅
Can you make on your home node the cashu equivalent for a static lnurl-pay? Without buying a domain and without TOR? How does the initial communication happen?
I wasn’t trying to reinvent TOR. I was only trying to allow plebs who run their own home nodes to create static lnurls and share them, without the friction of buying a domain, a static ip address, bypassing the home NAT, or depending on a single provider with a single domain.
It allows to use lnurls (i.e. a static QR code for payments), without buying and configuring a domain, and without the slowness of TOR.
🎙️Attempted Attacks on Bitcoin - nostr:npub1s05p3ha7en49dv8429tkk07nnfa9pcwczkf5x5qrdraqshxdje9sq6eyhe
"I wanted to understand the existing financial system, I went down to the sand and I thought of; If we live in a system that we make stronger through our actions, and most people don't know they do, and it's literally theft, but most people don't know and they're dividing further and they will divide further, right? Human nature shows that that'll continue to happen.
And that system is 10,000 times bigger than Bitcoin. And many of the people that are essentially prisoners of that system also don't like Bitcoin because they're scared of it, right? and they're prisoners over here, then that system has so much power against Bitcoin.
So you would have to expect every attack to try to kill it. And I expect every attack. Cyber, pricing, manipulation, FUD, propaganda.
And look in the last 14 years, because those attacks have happened, and it's stronger today.
More decentralized, more secure, evidenced by more mining compute, more nodes, never a hack. I can prove what I just said. I don't need to guess. I can prove this. And my node, which confirms the entire network, confirms that all the time. And so for somebody to change that needs to change me. They need to be able to attack that network. They need to take me and a whole bunch of people that know what I know. And they have to get me to vote against my self interest."
https://video.nostr.build/ff19fc45fa2a76ee2e270941d6afbb5b58602932cd7023bff00520738442990c.mp4