no worries! I don't know Latin of half my area plants either, just figured I'd ask to learn more about it
also... because the internet is so wonderful it looks like someone else got me a link:)
as a simple pleb internet user, I really enjoy2 the scrolling and like count ux, it makes nostr feel like a place I prefer as an alternative to other options
I think there is a difference in providing some "addictive" qualities to enhance experience vs using it to drive users for data selling
got the afternoon off work yesterday so took the opportunity to go pick up my feed order for this year's duck batch.
70 bags of organic starter grower because of weird wyoming economics it was more cost effective to buy 70 bags than it was to buy a tote and 20 bags.
got feed home and unloaded, about half of the feed protected from mice.
and yes, the farm dogs loved the trip.
Hatch is in 3 days, less than 1 week until ducks are here
less than 2 weeks to repair Pasture pens and build replacements for last years wind casualties as well as get waterers built and leak proofed, and more and more lol
#grownostr #quackstr #farmstr #foodstr #busyfarmer
Peru classifies trans people as 'mentally ill' after government decree
Comments ( https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=40377991 )
https://old.reddit.com/r/worldnews/comments/1ct8k0o/peru_classifies_trans_people_as_mentally_ill/
thank God someone can say it
Unpopular opinion, but here it goes: UX is the most important problem we need to solve for Bitcoin Privacy.
We can hate on KYC exchanges all we want, but they've got UX nailed down. We cannot expect privacy to become the norm when I have to take an hour out of my day to make a P2P trade.
Now that CASPs will start delisting privacy assets like Monero and blocking coinjoined btc with the EU's new AMLR, we're being stripped of using regulated exchanges even semi-privately. This makes P2P exchanges like BISQ Network even more important, but its of no use to regular users when you need an introductory course in computer science before understanding what's going on in the app.
Privacy will only become the norm when we make it usable for everybody. **If you're a UX designer, copywriter, or in any other way have expertise in UX design, please consider contributing BISQ:** https://github.com/bisq-network/bisq
ℹ️ If you're not a developer, contributing to GitHub projects can be scary. It really doesn't have to be. I can't tell my asshole from a python script either, and if I can do it, you can too.
Here's how to get started:
If you find a UX issue in the BISQ app that could be improved, start by opening an issue in the BISQ github repository. Give it a clear title describing the problem you want to solve.
Add screenshots or videos to your issue showing what the problem is. If you can, add a proposal for a potential solution. Bonus points if you can add wireframes, layouts or clickdummy documentation. For reference, see npub1zqsu3ys4fragn2a5e3lgv69r4rwwhts2fserll402uzr3qeddxfsffcqrs 's work on eNuts: https://github.com/cashubtc/eNuts/issues/341 (I don't know how to tag people here but you get the idea).
In open source projects, questions are your friends. I've spent countless hours asking every dev i know absolutely insufferable questions, and I still dont know how the fuck to get out of VIM. Everybody starts somewhere, and most people are happy to help.
If you already know how to use git or github and can code a little, ask where you could find the corresponding code for your problem in your issue and offer to do a PR. If you can't, ask what assets would be needed to implement your proposal. Remember that people are nice and generally happy about new contributors, even if you're a beginner.
If you have any questions on contributing to open source projects as a non-coder, feel free to reach out anytime. My DMs are open (I think).
an excellent point, there are a myriad of other things requiring a person's attention as they seek to survive in thus Fiat world. I know for myself I just don't have the bandwidth for anything that's not intuitive ux
nostr:npub1h8nk2346qezka5cpm8jjh3yl5j88pf4ly2ptu7s6uu55wcfqy0wq36rpev
episode idea: how unsound money effects balance of product based business vs service based business.
how does this effect overall incentives when the better performing businesses trade time and services for currency vs trading well made product for currency.
how does sound money encourage business to focus more on quality of output vs billable hours?
heard a call for ideas on a recent episode and thought of this this morning.
thanks for taking the time to explain:)
no pics taken cus I'm not very good at taking photos when I should, but...
Spent a good day at the hot springs before picking up a few more bee packages this weekend and installing them.
install went pretty well, with a minor scare, and all bees seem to have moved into their new homes.
that was Fri and Sat, since then back to work to pay for yesterday today and tomorrow
perfect response, that's what I was leaning towards from context alone but just hadn't quite figured it out
I've noticed that @primal consumes data at a surprising rate, at least I think that's the source, my settings say it has not been very bad, however since getting on nostr and utilizing primal, my phone has used hundreds of MB of data more than prior usage.
how is everyone else's experience? solutions?
I mostly tore apart for motor that I hope to use for a generator, going to start tinkering with some homemade wind turbines as I get the opportunity, I want windy days to be just a scoche less grumpifying lol
not sure of drum use yet, kiln for clean char or a dehydrator both sound like good ideas
I owned a 7.3 F250 for years, I guess if you have money t9 always throw parts and repairs at it, you could call it "reliable " but I really considered it a high maintenance, high longevity vehicle, different than reliable, as anything below 70F would require ether by the time I sold it at 230k miles.
Ranger had fuel pump that needed replaced and a few other breakd9wns in the 8 months I owned it, and discovered a cracked frame when sold
escape I had only lasted like 3 months and had 2 or 3 break downs before I sold that
great to hear you guys aren't having the same headaches, every time I have to fix a vehicle I consider getting a horse hahaha
thanks for the link, @primal has issues loading notes or replies sometimes so that was helpful.
what is the meaning of the parable? about holding bitcoin without using it?
I do remember dial-up connections and playing Oregon trail on a gateway being prime computer experience.
some things lost from those times I think but a great many mind blowing improvements for sure:)
I've never owned a Ford I would call reliable, not to brand hate but I think for reliability toyota beats Ford across the board