Everyone could run a bot.

the bot

similar but better model than archive dot org

strictly better than screenshots

ideally people will post to nostr directly but this is second best

The concept of "public goods" like roads or courts assumes the state alone can provide them. But voluntary cooperation and market innovation would outperform bureaucratic monopolies, which exist primarily to extract wealth and legitimize coercion.

I remember when Signal tried to use a Shitcoin for payments.

ceo of bitwise

And the siblings. The 1st born son is really the only and most important decision. Hard to go back. If you circumcise the 1st, it gets really tricky and hard not to do that to the 2nd son.

They should be the same, otherwise it gets weird. I believe “un,” but that is my opinion.

Because A only cares about new encryption keys signed by the same Nostr keys it has for the user. Same nsec, different devices.

most people speak about 150

words per minute, and read 200 wpm.

most type about 50 wpm and listen around 150 wpm.

text-to-speech, and speech-to-text is the optimal interface that gets us closest to thinking velocity.

yet our thinking is mostly limited and constrained by our language.

If your assignment can be made by an AI, your course is worthless.

Yes and Holepunch team didn't invent or maintain Mainline...they have an entire whole other DHT.

And we only use Mainline to map keys to web servers, then you proceed like you do after you find the IP address from DNS.

No p2p swarming, no Hypercores or even Torrent. Just http, simpler even than websocket and nostr events. If you know Fetch API you know pubky

Difference is people put their nsec into many different apps

password managers generate a unique password for each website. this means if one of your passwords leaks it won't compromise any of your other website logins.

nostr-login is a regression: if you leak your nsec then they have access to every website that you've ever logged in to.

using your npub for logging into everything is a really bad idea security wise, please be conscious of this before implementing or pushing this as a login solution to websites which may contain sensitive information.