Yeah, i don't understand why we don't stick with battle tested like bitwarden. I have few nots in there with my keys. Done.
Where does it run?
I am super curious why do you say this. I too belive many of these can be corrected.
Aah the power of centralization. 🤣
#wolrdcoin #worldofcrap
I think we need some sort of local validation per each programming language.
Nip01.validate(payload) . Naive aproach
Specs are hard to follow and no mater what you do there will always be room for errors (create-at, created_at, createdAt which is it as they are all correct) or misinterpretation
Aahh. Good old days when you needed to be invited in, and if you were fucking around you were banned and the one invited you penalized up to permaban too. That "trust" which we want to run away from today as fast as we can as far as we can.
If you have other reliable sources do share.
I mean all of these in one way or another. You are absolutly right in terms of revenue stream. I have a friend which is hairdresser and he is the best case for pay per use from business pov. This month you have 500customers, next you might have 20. What do you do?
But, I will pay one time 20c to have access to a news article for 24h, or for a movie, the same, say $1 or $2.
Or for a nostr service for example to generate me 100 PDFs, or a storage service to store me for a fixed amount of time some files, than to remove them no question asked.
I am not saying to remove subscription. But allow the user to pay par use too.
On digital you have time x resource = price/second (let's say)
You want sorage?
You want, say, compute power for whatever? Same time x (cpu freq + other)
You want a temporay chat?
All of these can be covered with pay per use first. I need more? Yeah, sure, make a sats deposit to the servuce and they will let you know when your credit is done.
Yeah, but some articles are interesting or worth reading. Again I don't pay for all :))
I did some math and thinking how expensive is to actually be on the internet if we don't want ads and our data to be used.
I read around 5, 7 papers regularly every month.
- new york times 0.5c/week
- economist 29eur/month
- wired ~$2.5 / month (i think)
- fortune 29.9
- the new stack (free? I guess)
- medium - 5 eur/month
Total: $820usd/year
Storage
- I use google as it's the most simple, reliable and complete 19.99month
Total: $239/year
Entertainment
- youtube video - $17.99/month
- netflix - $12.99/month
- prime - $4.99/month
And thang God for streamio with real-debrid plugin
Total: $431/year
Food
- glovo prime - $6.99/month - because they are assholes and add taxes to transportation, service (whatever the fuck that mean). Same goes to those dickheads from uber, airbnb, takeaway etc.
Total: $83.88/year
This does not include other profesional subscriptions I have:
InteliJ, todoist, etc let say an extra $300/year
So we are looking at around $1800, $1900 /year
I admit i don't pay for all the papers at the time. Mostl'y using free tier or pay for the one suits me well that month. But the rest. I kind need them because most of them they are forcing me to do so or i need them
This is not easy sum for most. And you don't get you money's worth. There are months when I don't open netflix or prime for example and not canceling subscription.
We need to bring back the pay per use.
#payperuse #payperservice #letsmakeitsimple
While I admire the effort, I think it’s a mistake to build a custom db for nostr. Scuttlebuttl went down that path repeatedly and it never worked out. The reason strfry works so well is that it was the quadrable database first, then a Nostr relay second. Also nostr:npub1yxprsscnjw2e6myxz73mmzvnqw5kvzd5ffjya9ecjypc5l0gvgksh8qud4 is somebody who’s worked on databases for a long time.
I think so too. Building a db is hard and I don't see the reason for such effort for something as generic as nostr.
You can use long commit? Starting from second row?
Or you could try nomad by hashicorp. It's order of magnitude simpler. If you want more complex control you can add consul and vault for secrets. But i've been using nomad for 2 years and I am very happy. Simple AF, just thevway I like it.
You know how I think this threads app is? It's like after you eat brussels sprouts or cabbage. Full of stomack cramps. You need a strong, kingdom come, varnish remover, marriage destroying fart. Then you are allright again.
Like that clubhouse or whatever from apple. What's the latest from that?
Threads is as good as dead or past into forgotness at best.
We need app for US! To identify with US! To mean something to US. This will never happen from the global standing point. You will always end up delivering something for masses. Generic graphics, generic funtionalities, generic ux, 0 soul and meaning.
Same here. The posts inconsistencies are getting more and more annoyng. I too am seeing "missing post" pretty often.
One more reason humanity does not give even a single fuck about privacy. This is by far one of the creepiest things. If gouvernments will buy into this, and they will do, we are fucked.
Iris scanning, app of everything, countries starting to like more and more the chinese firewall which drops fully encrypted pkgs.
On the other hand cryptoworld inventing km long new documentation everyday. When you think you got it, new concepts appear, new technologies, new nods to install, new ppl out of noware with new ideas.
And there at the bottom is the rest of the world: the normies, the parents, the non tech (the real plebs) that understand nothing out all this, no longger being able even to conceve buyng a house or setting some money on the side and struggling paycheck to paycheck. The nft disaster from last years are a testimony to our level of desperation we're at
The idea as a concept on solid is not that bad, but booy there is a lot glossary, vocabulary, terms etc. Don't you think the POD concept is ok to be used in nostr as an alternative to browser and relay storage?