The biggest bubble we are facing is conferences.

There just aren’t that many interesting people. And the ones we have, bless their hearts, have said most of what they have to say.

There are more bitcoiners, yes. And we should bring them together. But with intention.

To all the organizers out there - I would urge you to lean hard into creating spaces where people laugh and make memories together and less into lining up chairs for keynote speeches.

The highest compliment a person pays me is when a person tells me they remember a beefsteak.

Primal’s iOS and Android app are insane. They are feel better than Twitter, damus feels janky in comparison. If it worked on my account and without caching servers it would probably be my daily driver.

Until the last 4 or 5 years, I thought we had reached the top of social networks and crypto with facebook, twitter, insta, coinbase or binance.

Today looking at nostr, damus or bluesky, i realize that i am living another tech revolution.

feelings :

- there is a lot of business opportunity, it’s so exciting.

- omg the train is coming very fast and i really have to run as quick as i can to catch it.

- when you realize as fast as it’s growing, it’s also scarying, as the rabbit is dazzled by the headlights of a truck.

Which relay is going to transmit notes of a terrorist organization? Which client is going to allow relays that transmit such notes?

We can get darker than that, but I think you get the point.

Delegating censorship resistance to humans obviously cannot work.

It has to be embedded in the protocol.

The person who is escaping censorship should bear the costs, not the person or organization providing the tools to bypass it.

On #nostr the exact opposite is true.

Make sure your pub key is hex and I think hashtags go into tags like so:

tags: [“t”,”nostr”]

I highly recommend playing with anything Pablo is building ⚡️ nostr:note1apu542t23rn4xfeaht6tjee48xmj8m2l9l48dxaz4whj796hm8xqvaal5m