LLM search on Nostr shouldn't just return Nostr events like a relay would do. It should return a note, like a blog post, that cites those events and adds context around it.

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On a blockchain app, your users will always fight each other for blockspace. Because there is only a given amount of bytes available every 10 minutes, the more users you have, the more expensive it will become for each user. Which make users move on to cheaper apps as your app grows in usage.

It is shocking to me that some devs still don’t get how blockchains will always work against their success.

It's all looks great when you don't have any user.

Nostr fixes this.

why not an npub that publishes long form articles once a week?

Fiquei curioso pra saber de onde é isso

I'm not talking specifically about Nostr apps, by the way, and this was an honest question, not rethorical.

Esse país realmente já era. Kkk

An IMDB based on Nostr would be great!

I just realized there is an enormous database of people talking about RSS on the internet, teaching others how to use RSS, learning how to use RSS, talking about the advantages of RSS, conducting user research on RSS first impressions.

All of this applies almost unedited to Nostr.

I never understood why base64 requires those "=" at the end. They are so annoying to copy and can be easily inferred programmatically.