That's exactly the reason why I was browsing to this repo. I think, nostr:nprofile1qqsgydql3q4ka27d9wnlrmus4tvkrnc8ftc4h8h5fgyln54gl0a7dgspz9mhxue69uhkummnw3ezuamfdejj7qg4waehxw309aex2mrp0yhxgctdw4eju6t09uq32amnwvaz7tmjv4kxz7fwv3sk6atn9e5k7tc45s480 will at some point pay the bounty but to a project that ultimately will not make a dent.
Some teams started cloning GitHub but with relays as backend.
Jack to my knowledge never defined what he would consider a valid solution and that's why I think that these GitHub clones might end up getting the bounty.
I think the main component of a real solution should revolve around discoverability and cross instance merge requests. For example, when reviewing Android wallets I usually search for the appId on GitHub and conclude it must be closed source if I can't find it there. This heuristic is right 99.9% of the time. If the solution doesn't cover finding stuff on GitHub I don't think it will be able to break the network effect. On the other hand, storing commits on relays doesn't fix any problem but probably generate a dozen new problems. Git is very well understood as a server for commits and mirroring is common. There is no benefit in using relays for this kind of data.
Where I see nostr being interesting is for:
* logins: use your pubkey across instances
* events that store where to find stuff: records of repository clones for example
* code reviews: imagine a GitHub PR and a code review on nostr. With the right browser extension you could import that code review into your GitHub project or open it on a mirror that has better support for interactions with the code review. The latter would allow to mention the reviewer on nostr etc.
* merge requests from other instances: Git already allows me to clone open source projects from GitHub into my Gitea or GitLab instance. If I could open an MR towards a GitHub repo I could link to that in the issue that is fixed by my MR for example. Again, a contributor could use his browser extension to import the MR which could mirror my git branch into their repo and open the MR under the member's name.
Which open source project has the most open issues? Is there any project with more than 50930 open issues?
https://gitlab.com/gitlab-org/gitlab/-/issues/?sort=updated_desc&state=opened&first_page_size=100
Are Ordinals winding down? I don't know much about them but looking into recent heavy transactions with low fee rate (1-2sat/vB), I noticed this pattern.
I reply more than ever. Changed my name to "Join Nostr" ;)
2️⃣ NEVER enter your seed phrase online or share it with anyone, even if they ~~claim to be~~ **are** from the Blockstream support team.
Might it be Elon opening the flood gates on bots so he can sell us all some blue checks while burying the rest under a pile of bots?
Half my follows I found thanks to nostr:npub1xhe9408d5hm3dpwax78sy9nuc5warycnvcy4r3qzv6jacwu26r6s5m56yf 's https://nostr.directory
Xitter pulled the rug on this great open source project like on so many others but we can fix it!
Open source developers work on what is needed and I think, this tool is desperately needed for new nostriches to find the people they already know and trust, so they can follow them here, too. Therefore I want to give nostr:npub1xhe9408d5hm3dpwax78sy9nuc5warycnvcy4r3qzv6jacwu26r6s5m56yf a shout-out and will match up to 400k sat all zaps to his recent note nostr:nevent1qqsyvwzjzpax0tpkhsywg9pky3cgefsv6zuquyf8dl89fgfptrhkt5spz4mhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuerpd46hxtnfduhsygp47fdtemd97utgthfh3uppvlx9rhgexymxp9gugqnx5hwrhzks75psgqqqqqqseedayn
Zap, follow him and check out his work.
nostr:npub1teawtzxh6y02cnp9jphxm2q8u6xxfx85nguwg6ftuksgjctvavvqnsgq5u Verifying My Public Key for telegram: "Giszmo:165035984"
Fair point. But reporting issues is also lacking. I like to believe I'm already helping a lot with the issues I open all the time. If you don't have the bandwidth to fix issues, at least report them consciously.
"followers" is such a poor metric on nostr as accounts are for free. You can literally generate a million followers in one second.
That said, it's also a poor metric on Xitter for the same reason.
Would people pay for a micro service that gives them a million followers? 🤔
Did image pasting stop working? Are we noob-friendly now by not having weird image urls inline anymore? Guess that's ... ok?
how non-technical users feel when publishing on snort, nostr:npub1r0rs5q2gk0e3dk3nlc7gnu378ec6cnlenqp8a3cjhyzu6f8k5sgs4sq9ac
I love to see this screen but it's buggy itself (opens twice I think) and too technical for the normal user. And in this case it reveals an issue I also ran into - relays that normally work are not working.
If in your area, criminals commonly use AR-15s, is that a reason that law abiding citizens who want to defend themselves against these criminals should get stronger weapons than AR-15s? I'm confused now.
I just realized ... Lagarde sounds an awful lot like lagartija which is Spanish for "lizard".
Under which concept is attacking Silk Road punishable with one year in prison while operating it is punishable with life in prison?
The article did not go into funds taken from him. Did they take his Casascius coins? His gold?
Sad ... I guess. ChatGPT certainly learned a lot reading stack overflow.
