It's just a cheap meaningless interaction made for machines and for keeping people addicted.
Wow, you're so bold in your predictions.
Oh, there is also https://github.com/alemmens/monstr, a desktop client in Clojure. Very work-in-progress still.
How do you feel about this one? 
It's not even close to done, but at least it has some appearance of something that could work perhaps someday when I have more energy to finish it: https://github.com/fiatjaf/bisu
Why? It's the Bitcoin curve, very dear to everybody's heart.
Since you didn't answer me there, I'll ask here: do you like noscl as an actual client? When I started it I thought it could be used as an actual client, but since many other graphical clients have appeared since I thought it would be better for noscl to become more like a developer tool.
You're doing all that with noscl?
#[0] is right in everything he says.
Except for the Nostr part. Most people that like Nostr would love if all the Tiktok features were implemented in Nostr clients. Most Nostr clients probably share these views or will do it expecting to gain something from that.
Nostr already sucks with these "like" emoji buttons.
Luckily we can still make clients that do not implement these things and hopefully in the future we will see these things get removed from other clients too.
What's wrong with git? Do you want your code to sync in realtime without running pull/push commands?
No. I like git. It was a rethorical question.
I don't understand CRDTs, but if they are so good why not replace git with that?
Awesome, much more bloat for everybody.
This is actually an idea for a relay with crazy rules: if enough people want they can delete someone else's posts. #[0]
You can also see the history of merged NIPs, for example: https://nips.be/prnip/23
https://nips.be/ can now be used to refer to unmerged NIPs, for example: https://nips.be/51.
What is this?
You can now host a relay with search capabilities using ElasticSearch on Relayer, thanks to #[0]:
https://github.com/fiatjaf/relayer/pull/37
Comes with an example at https://github.com/fiatjaf/relayer/tree/50ad9de70bddb8bc3ef002603cf73caf511a5f65/search that you can run or modify.
No, they are not. But if you're asking that because you want to build that I won't say you should not.