The goal would be a water fast but not ever one has to do the same style or length

I can find the og post but we are talking about doing a fast Dec 17th any one else interested ? Let’s go !

Yeah, don’t bother. I read it and lost 10 IQ points.

Rubber duck:

We're doing a weird trick with Nostr+HTTP in Ditto, which follows these steps:

1. Client hits the API, eg POST /api/v1/statuses

2. Ditto sends a WebSocket message to the client, asking it to sign the Nostr event.

3. The client signs the Nostr event, using NIP-07, a stored key, or whatever other method it wants to use, then sends it back over the WebSocket.

4. All this time, the HTTP request from step 1 still hasn't received a response. But now that the backend (Ditto) is finished, it delivers the response.

Here is the problem: sometimes that takes more than 60 seconds. It's no issue for Deno, which is very efficient at dealing with idle HTTP connections, but most webservers such as Nginx and anything on top, will cut the request off at 60 seconds.

60 seconds is a reasonable amount of time to wait for a user to sign an event. But now I'm introducing proof-of-work requirements, some of which are designed to not finish in less than 60 seconds on purpose.

So now I need to rethink this. I originally chose this design because Mastodon clients already rely on the HTTP response to show toasts such as "Post successfully submitted! [View]" and "Internal Server Error". By keeping the connection open, we can submit the correct response code when it's ready, avoiding a broken UX.

So the question is how to extend the duration of the request. Or how to prepare the information needed before making the request.

I know this sounds insane, but it will be so worth it.

Some of you literally worship Bitcoin and it's fucking retarded

What’s your top 3-5 authors ? #bookstr

1 Aleksandr Solzhenitsyn

2 Fyodor Dostoevsky

3 George Orwell

4 Ernest Hemingway

5 not sure on this one John Milton / cs Lewis

I think that the crackdown on shitcoins as securities is creating a new breed of weird low-information bitcoiner who believes whatever Taproot Wizards tells them.

“Nine times out of ten it is the coarse word that condemns an evil, and the refined word that excuses it.” - G.K. Chesterton

Okay I didn't know genuinely, but couldn't figure out what was special about it. Mining won't ever be broadly decentralizied because it's expensive. Either you're big baller or your a super enthusiast, most of the world isn't these things.

How does seeing this change the process or make it more decentralized?

How is it different from other pools? Other than 2 months without fees.

I still have not gotten an invite. :(

Less retarded.

I haven’t seen a single person mention Bitcoin.

I really like the Blue Sky community compared to Nostr and Fedi but I don’t want to participate in it too much in case they end up never federating.

DVMs on #nostr is by far the best thing since sliced bread.

New Outlook is good, both for yourself and 766 third parties.

fighting with boomers on facebook to feel something

I've never known any inventor in history to make a thing and say that's it, that's the end of innovation. Model T, yep that's the last thing with wheels and an engine, it's perfect. Satoshi didn't bring the white paper down from the mountain in stone tablets. They didn't say this is the end of things. Don't blind yourself and bind your feet for the sake of purity. There are a lot of things going on out here and a lot of people trying to build the decentralized, independent, and voluntary world. Open your hearts and minds and see how far humanity can go. 🤍🚀