When I think of the amount of time and effort I've spent on personal and professional products to integrate with Twitter and Facebook I'm almost embarrassed. In a short time that (or really a long time) that has gone from being essential business to ludicrous.
Setting up a Nostr and Express web app (Part 1)
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Created my first longform post this morning. https://blogstack.io/naddr1qqyrqwry8yexxcm9qy28wumn8ghj7un9d3shjtnyv9kh2uewd9hsygrxlh8hckrapewuvy6g2ud48dgd028r6af549s0qgjv32322t3fzgpsgqqqw4rszhzje5
I toast cacao nibs and run them through the food processor
The printing press, radio and television were the tools of moderation and were only in the hands of the few. Anything that intends to put moderation back in the hands of "the few" is antithetical to the spirit of a user empowered network.
It's true, as long as one understands that uncensored information in and of itself doesn't necessarily breed more truth.
At the pace with which the Javascript world has changed over the years one would think it would be so much better than programming in any other language #javascript #programming
I'm sure engagement is low on links everywhere, Nostr, Mastodon and Twitter etc. included. But it's not fair to say "People don't click links."
If I were to guess I'd say 30% of what I read is in Social streams, 30% of what I read comes from search results and 30% of what I read comes from links in social.
Fake numbers but I read a lot from social links. That's all I'm saying.
#twitter #x #links #mastodon #nostr
I'm sure engagement is low on links everywhere, Nostr, Mastodon and Twitter etc. included. But it's not fair to say "People don't click links."
If I were to guess I'd say 30% of what I read is in Social streams, 30% of what I read comes from search results and 30% of what I read comes from links in social.
Fake numbers but I read a lot from social links. That's all I'm saying.
#twitter #x #links #mastodon #nostr
Just got a national alert. Thought it was over #nationalalert
I've set up a node project
- Installed NDK
- Looks fine on the server side. Can interact with relays etc.
- I installed webpack and the config is pretty basic
const path = require('path');
module.exports = {
target: 'web',
mode: 'production',
entry: './src/index.js',
output: {
path: path.resolve(__dirname, 'dist'),
filename: 'bundle.js'
}
};
I have an entry file like this:
import NDK, { NDKNip07Signer, NDKEvent } from "@nostr-dev-kit/ndk";
- npx webpack successfully creates the bundle (I see refs to NDK in the bundle)
- In a web page I see the bundle being served successfully
- When I try to instantiate in the browser, the console reads :
Uncaught ReferenceError: NDK is not defined
I know it's my setup, not the NDK, but I don't work with JS like this often.
#nostrdev #asknostr
How about Nostr over Ham radio #nostr #nostrprotocol
Checking out Ruby nostr gem as well, though nostr-tools seems like the obv choice for this
Nostr personal hackathon today. #hacktoberfest
Columbo "Troubled Waters" with Robert Vaughn is on. I met him once. Seemed like a nice guy.
really interesting
one more rty
why am I not receiving events?
hello world
Got my first Nostr event via app code