The PRs, the PR commits, issues and comments and git state are sent via nostr events so they are on relays. And the data related to the state is stored on as many git servers as you specify. The ngit git plugin will push to and fetch from to all git server's specified by maintainers. The git data is also stored on all the contributors local machines...

What do you mean by a web hosted repository? gitworkshop.dev stores no data. You can build it yourself and run it locally. You also don't have to use a web client. You can use a CLI like ngit or gitstr.

Let's say there is a company whose sole purpose is to evaluate relay operators and offer relay list recommendations to the best ones.

How much would you pay for that service?

I was referring to NIP-34

Thanks? Do you mean getting repositories and their contributors off github onto a nostr based solution is a hard challenge?

Bitwise does proof of reserves. The others rely on auditors, and Bitwise also has auditors of course. In most cases, multiple large institutions would need to be in on the lie for major ETF fraud to occur.

Yes it would’ve, because nobody would’ve know about it.

Had Silk Road and Wikileaks not existed, or Roger Ver, Voorhees or Antonopolous to evangelise in the early days - bitcoin would’ve disappeared.

The very fact that businesses sprouted up, people discussed it, and entire communities of evangelists emerged is what got bitcoin the attention it needed to develop economic mass.

There’s no way around effective marketing and messaging.

It's a miracle that bitcoin bootstrapped and made it this far. A fucking miracle. Every 10 minutes.

Zaps are just a substitute for likes. They’re largely meaningless. And they are FAAAAR from an economic model

And what’s the solution?

secp256k1 added to the secure enclave of all phones.

secp256k1 added to the secure enclave of all phones.

Today's P2P Nostr using phone-running Relays trough Tor in production apps (works with no hacks) will be remembered as a key milestone in Nostr's history.

My phone -> Tor -> His phone

No public relays.

There are few things more satisfying in life than creating something new or making something work that previously was broken.

The ability to problem solve and then brute-force your way through the effort to implement a solution is pure magic.

I'd love to hear more stories like this from everyone here. Regale us with tales of your legendary battles!

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What are some skills that you don’t understand at all?

For me music is at the top of the list. My husband can hear a tune and then with a few tries he can play the tune on the piano.

He barely had any music lessons but can somehow do that. I had guitar lessons, and my teacher tried to get me to do that, but I was terrible. So not only can’t I do it, I don’t really even know where I’d begin. The inability to even see the next step.

Like if I see a pro athlete do something, I know I can’t do it, but I get the basic idea of what they did to get to that stage on kind of a step by step basis. But when someone can hear music and then just play the melody, my mind is blown.