No, I think they are the appropriate amount of squeamish.
I’m not sure. You should talk to #[3] He’s much more knowledgeable in this area. I think it exists but it’s going to take a while for them to make user friendly apps.
It doesn’t need to hash sha-256 to be an ASIC. It just has to be a chip specifically designed to relay notes. Imagine if google searches were as fast as Bitcoin’s LN.
This is a perfect situation for a Fedimint. https://fedimint.org
But how does that not fill up? How much storage to do I need to run a relay, and what do I do when it fills up? How do I decide who's notes to delete?
Will nostr relay ASIC's be developed, one day?
Where is all the data on nostr stored? Is it kept on the relays? They would fill up fast. Is it on each client? Then my profile is un-reachable when my divices are offline. When transmit a note, where does it go?
I can't wait until our identities are nothing more than a key pair, like on nostr. "Forgive us,, our sins as we forgive those who sin against us."
You will be able to shed any sins on your record by changing your identity, however, those with long histories on their profile will be favored for employment and the sort.
I.e. When some shows me a profile with 20 years worth of good content, I know that's a good guy.
But, when someone applies for a job with me, and I see a brand new profile, I know that guy just did something bad. I'll probably not hire that guy. I won't know what he did and I will be forced to treat him with the basic respect that every human deserves.
HR became obsolete when nostr was invented.
I know, now, that if I bid a siding only job at 22,500 sats/sqft, I could make money.
Four years from now, it'll be 600k sats/sqft...
In 2018 it was 103k sats/sqft.
. Here we are with a few more data points.
Because you made it more difficult that this needed to be, you're gonna have to take a few extra sats for, young lady! I didn't want to, but you made me do it. It was a pleasurable for me as it will be for you.😀
I finally got around to getting some plots on a chart, last night. These are just a sampling of some of my recent invoices. I put them next to the historical Bitcoin price, to determine a starting point for a sats/sq.ft. price, independent of fiat currencies.
The idea is to bid a job in Bitcoin without having to use a dollar pricing structure, first. This way, I can bid a price in Bitcoin and still accept fiat "in an amount equal to" the bid price. Fiat will be the secondary currency in the transaction, if at all.
When Bitcoin becomes a Unit of Account, the game is over. Bitcoin wins. It's as simple as that. I've seen what it can do as a MoE, I don't need more proof. Let's get to UoA, as quickly as we can.
