Nostr Web Client

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Nah. One does not fight his npm dependency maintainer lol.

redshift 2w ago 💬 2

Those are rookie numbers, gotta pump those numbers nostr:npub1mxhg5jsdrx77l77f2hd8hwukw6eyusn45k3pukq8d4umgj0ytxjq6sfu9p

I have done around 500 total send/receive transactions using the Routstr chat nip60 wallet with no losses in the last 7 days.

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hzrd149

Cool, although you will have to wait till I'm able to release V5. And there will probably be bugs I'll need help fixing :)

https://cdn.hzrd149.com/4649147547f5a8bad6364c98dcbab334c50be0f323fcc0f3d0e97cf2d2ff6417.webm

for sure!

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hzrd149

Been working on applesauce V5 and one of the biggest changes is simplifying the API and hopefully making it so that the user ( and AI agent ) doesn't have to fully understand RxJS when using the library.

To test this I've been having fun building out a NIP-60 wallet that does not show a random balance every time you open it. and it has a much lower chance of loosing your money compared to other NIP-60 wallets I've tested :)

Jokes aside this is 1200 lines of code ( probably 80% is react UI components ) and it has all the features Id want in a wallet. I've still got a few minor bugs and its missing a send and zap tab but when its finished it will probably less than 1500 lines of code

redshift 2w ago 💬 1

Haha, I just added an issue last week to migrate our nip-60 wallet to applesauce! Will probably just integrate yours.

An AI Chat App That Will Never Go Down!

I am very proud of what we’ve built at Routstr.

https://chat.routstr.com is now a very stable app built on so many moving parts, like:

1. Cashu - refunds after every requests. You don’t hold credit with any Routstr node

2. Nostr - every message is stored as an event on Nostr. Along with your API keys, your Cashu proofs(nip60), and many more things.

3. Routstr Nodes - if one node fails or is down, you automatically switch to a different node. Everything is taken care of for you.

It’s truly on a level of its own. It’s UX is on par with any centralised app you might have come across.

Join us in this endeavour and give us feedback. Start using our chat app for:

1. Web search

2. Image generation or

3. Plain old inference

If the website goes down, you can always run your own frontend: github.com/routstr/routstr-chat

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jb55

I think nostr:npub1ftt05tgku25m2akgvw6v7aqy5ux5mseqcrzy05g26ml43xf74nyqsredsh has already implemented this for this purpose

Yep. AI chat history is now live on https://chat.routstr.com

Here’s the implementation of the NIP: https://github.com/Routstr/routstr-chat/blob/main/hooks/useChatSync1081.ts

I’ll also do a PR to the nip to add kind 1081 for optionally storing nsecs instead of only doing it locally.

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Alan

redshift 3w ago

Great name for an app 🥲

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I like AppleSauce. Its a good sdk.

Mentioned as a major achievment in the Nostrudel section 😉

If you're building apps look into applesauce. Solid, maintained, reliable linbrary to biuld on. Don't do the hard work get nostr:nprofile1qyv8wumn8ghj76twvfhhstnjv4kxz7tn9ekxzmny9uqsuamnwvaz7tmwdaejumr0dshsqgpxdq27pjfppharynrvhg6h8v2taeya5ssf49zkl9yyu5gxe4qg5502tfpf to do it.

Second this. I’m migrating all Nostr stuff in Routstr chat to AppleSauce. It’s the best!

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Have you looked into nostr:nprofile1qqsxkduqau5h9eeaxu9cfgl9rea2nt35haqjjwxul0vuta3myg2pdjqppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qyt8wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnwdaehgu3wdejhgtclx6vtd ? Could have McP servers locally on the users machine talking to Shakespeare

Came here to say this.

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Max

I realized that nostr:nprofile1qqs8t4ehcdrjgugzn3zgw6enp53gg2y2gfmekkg69m2d4gwxcpl04acpzamhxue69uhhyetvv9ujuurjd9kkzmpwdejhgtcppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0w3radp might have the largest developer team in Nostr, we're 11 developers now.

That's scary in two ways:

Maybe we're growing too fast.

Maybe the others are not growing fast enough.

In any case, we don't have time to waste, freedom tech must be delivered at scale and quickly, if we want to save the web and its people.

Doesn’t seem scary to me.

Instagram scaled to 30 million users 13 years ago with just 13 people.

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This is much needed. Request more hands on the deck.

I’m the cousin 😂

LLMs make a bit easier these days. But unfortunately many commands would be outdated and sometimes it also hallucinates command options.

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HoloKat

X is my only source of news now and I don’t even use it.

What kind of news do you even wanna read?

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Laan Tungir

That works.

Can you "top up" a cashu token, or does it need to be an api token?

Yes. Your cashu token is your API key. They are interchangeable.

If you started a session with a cashu token, that cashu token becomes your primary API key. Even if you top-up the balance of this original cashu token, it'll still remain your API key with balance, the cashu token you used to top up will be spent and useless.

You can of course get a smaller API key using your original cashu token as well. (like sk-asdfasd)

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Garbage nsec

First, because it’s not a migration in the Bitcoin core sense, or the Signal sense, etc. In nostr the vulnerable key is the absolute end of the line, last station on the subway. Second because a hard fork requires consensus and there is no way to achieve consensus here on something like “just” swapping out the keys, that would require consensus on everything about the hard fork from everyone who is to be a lead participant in it, and in a highly organic and unstructured way, which is the only way nostr has. Which, if you think about it, means starting again from scratch.

I’m optimistic that it won’t be as difficult as you’re describing it. Another problem is also that we don’t have consensus in the cryptographic community on which quantum resistant algorithm is the best atm.

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Garbage nsec

It wouldn't work. You in theory ditch secp256k and start over with Crystals or similar (hello 2.5kb signatures). But on Nostr it makes no sense to hard fork and just change the key type, since there are other unresolved technical problems, you'd want to kill as many birds with one stone as you can.

It'd basically be an entirely new protocol. This one written off.

The problem is that it has to be done. I mean it would be quite a feat of engineering if within 3 years there was a quantum computer that can crack secp256k via shor's, in the 2k-6k logical qbit range. But the thing is it's entirely possible, given how AI is supercharging error correction and new advances in qbit types and noise reduction. So if being serious about security you have to assume it will happen in 5 years, and you definitely have to assume it will happen in 10.

Signal started their fix a couple years ago and are basically done, so things like White Noise can be reworked to remove nostr (as we know it now) as the transport layer. But for nostr itself there is zero scope for migration, it's the end of the line.

Why isn't it as simple as key rotation? We sunset our current keys and switch to quantum resistant keys?

And every event will now contain a sig that is 2.5kb longer than current signatures.

What's the difficult part about migration?

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Garbage nsec

Nostr still requires a hard fork though, because of quantum resistance. As it stands now scep256k1 is always the weakest link in the chain, and scep256k1 cannot be a foundation for anything in 2025..

How would this work? Do you know?

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