#[2] nostr:note17cfk3tsfyf04tgvs4e4emxy9mxc9t9jz9neusgssfvtu033q728ql50j3s

this is how my friends troll me for making the news show with #[0]​

Very cool or umm 🥶😂🏊🫂💜🤙

Enjoyed your chat at #nostrica and the podcast ✌️

No worries guys, I probably didn’t do a great job explaining it, and you also have so many other things to discuss. Really loving the podcast!

Love 💜 the #podcast 🎧.

Is there some automation you’re using to publish all of this info into a single 📝?

Also was looking at your site more and saw you’re a #swimmer 🏊 too! 🫂💜🤙

oh, sorry, i suspect it was something in the way i framed it. i thought of your point as “progressive reveal” which is kind of the training wheels concept, but maybe i framed it wrong or said something dumb. sorry, i’ll try to rep it better. i liked your post/idea when I originally read it

would love to check out what you made, #[15]​!

Excited to be on Nostr and engage with the community. Many shared ideas!

yeah, there's already an #introduction hashtag that is used by people to find new people and welcome them; I think the idea of making this into a gamified part of an onboarding app where you give new people examples of other "successful" (however you define this) introductions done by others, would be very interesting to explore

and now I'm taking notes on how to make Highlighter better within Highlighter's Atlas

the whole thing nostr native

adding #[10]​ for any design advice on helping structure a UX on the single/shared document highlighting concept

#[0]​, I’m listening to you and #[1]​. What you’re saying that you would want to see in highlighter.com is exactly what I started building right after recording with #[2]​ last week.

That experience is absolutely mindblowing and I absolutely agree with your take (so far, haven’t finished listening yet! 😂😂😂)

This is extreme early experimentation and my talk the other day with #[3]​ and now both of your guys takes are EXTREMELY useful and shaping how this product is shaping up.

Thanks so much; keep the feedback coming; this is an iterative process.

Three new projects were released recently - Wayman, Filestr and Zapworthy, all relying on new data types (kinds). So we now have music, files and highlights data formats (nostr events), all queryable over a common API (nostr protocol). I don't know who needs to hear this, maybe it's just me, but I finally realized it's the true potential of Nostr.

We used to just have "information" on the internet - a presentation-layer (html+css) and custom APIs behind it on every website. Now with Nostr we can access "data" - all data types can have a standardized representation as nostr events and a standardized API to store/query this data from a decentralized swarm of relays.

We already have people, notes, posts, highlights, stalls, products, music, files. All the other stuff will follow - companies, drugs, recipes, cars, TVs, games, excel tables, you name it... All visible to any new app, all addressable, composable into new experiences.

I thought that portable identity was what Nostr added to the internet. Now I realized it's also a data layer.

This is mind blowing! Need to rethink it all over again.