This seems even worse than deletions? At least when you retract something it might be unavailable quickly. If you tell people when it's going to leave, it's an obvious target for archiving
There is no amount of anger, crying, or virtue signaling that will defeat information theory. Accept it and move on.
https://blog.bitmex.com/the-unstoppable-jpg-in-private-keys/
At what point do we consider filters an argument in bad faith?
Which non-iOS clients do this??
Watching goose/Claude write code is somewhat unsettling lately. It's too similar to my own internal monologue
Eh, kind of. It's shallow though - if you gave them Yakihonne or Coracle they wouldn't be lost, and they'd have the exact same everything. People keep talking about how Bluesky "is ATproto", but then when you ask them how things work it's always done "in Bluesky for now". I see no need to pretend ATproto is in the same league as nostr
anytime auth with a random key works, you should use it
there's a point after which you see the world differently, and it's hard to find other people who share this view.
maybe there's a newsletter
How would that work? Replying in English after every non English message would be tedious
That's kind of what "censorship resistant" means though?
over 1.4M #bitchat messages
I'll check it out when nostr is banned in Mississippi
It would do a great job making sure that you don't post spam
I disagree. Few people call nostr "Primal", but everyone calls ATproto "Bluesky"
There are many non-Primal nostr clients
The fact that they can do anything demonstrates they are not a decentralized system
I tried longpost.net and now Yakihonne
Try naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzq4mdy0wrmvs9d5sgsj2x9lhrtr8e7renzz3vv09kcfn6fw04sj8eqq24yd25d4nyj623gegrqe2nwadykazx2prhgdtypf5
over 100k #bitchat geo messages
Testing the new performance. 300 relays connected, decrypting 15000 DMs, playing video, and loading stuff in the feed. All at the same time on a 2-year old pixel 8.
Phones are beasts.
https://cdn.satellite.earth/5634b03eb9cc097063a6041d3e7f25cbcaae6249a2522382df59278104563043.mp4
Is the phone opening this many connections, or are you multiplexing over a small number of tor sockets?
the coarse ones block out the fine ones. if there's a hot chat on your block, you probably won't see that because your region occludes it
me: this is great feedback, i'm going to be very productive today
* nostr:nprofile1qyxhwumn8ghj7mn0wvhxcmmvqyehwumn8ghj7mnhvvh8qunfd4skctnwv46z7ctewe4xcetfd3khsvrpdsmk5vnsw96rydr3v4jrz73hvyu8xqpqsg6plzptd64u62a878hep2kev88swjh3tw00gjsfl8f237lmu63q8dzj6n drops ephemeral bitchat *
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Most of the time it's hard to tell whether AI is bullshit or not, but isn't that life in general? I like to ask deep questions, and then keep the parts that seem legit. In this case the consolidation of ad networks and their focus on a smaller set of high engagement content seems right
It isn't important who you are, and most of the time, who you work for. Either you make good arguments, or people should ignore you
Miners? Shouldn't you mean side chains?
The problem isn't that people are running Knots – it's that they're running it for the wrong reasons
I think it's hard to see how it's better than custodial Lightning for almost everything, and "offline" is heavily oversold. Someone can sign a token and promise you it's yours, but a promise is all it amounts to until you get online and talk to the mint. "Kind of offline". There's also some parts of the process where you might lose the coin altogether? A nice tip for the mint, but they'll never know it.
The biggest problem is that the mint operator is trapped. Coins aren't fungible across mints, so there's no way to hand things off to someone else. The only way for an operator, even an honest one, to stop is to rug everyone.
There were three motivations behind my Bitcoin Deposits proposal:
1) zero UTXOs
2) private key control
3) an exit path for honest operators
build the things... build the things. *sigh*
You do. I grew up in New England, but after going to school in Atlanta and living in Colorado for a few years, Boston winters had become too cold and dark for me
So 20% was the cheapest productivity which has ever existed?





