Scrapyard.
It does not make any sense whatsoever to run them today, besides insanity or some rich vintage dude wants to prove something.
How do you know someone better without starting at hardly knowing them? 🤔
Do you urgently need to capture it for a restaurant or...?
I discovered NuShell. That's actually quite neat. My work has no dev environment, primarily works on Windows (so, PowerShell) but someone might work on Linux in the future, so I'd hate to break all scripts just because of that. So I might just end up investing some time in that project and see if I can somehow marry it with Just.
Not sure what you mean by Windows & Linux here, but this shell runs exactly the same on both platforms, except you use platform-specific commands, of course.
I discovered NuShell. That's actually quite neat. My work has no dev environment, primarily works on Windows (so, PowerShell) but someone might work on Linux in the future, so I'd hate to break all scripts just because of that. So I might just end up investing some time in that project and see if I can somehow marry it with Just.
*cough cough*
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Using this as my master shell since a long while. If you have any n00b questions, ask me. :D
Damn, sorry Mr. Job, how many years have you had this job already?!! 😂👍
It's funny how you say that, while your profile is filled with posts, quotes & boosts related to #zaps, #Bitcoin & everything else related to that topic... 😂
Or I mean, you could define this as a "client problem", but if you do that, then nothing will ever get fixed, because every client configuration will be a "client problem" as in "not my problem" and the actual issue will persist.
Not every "client problem" is not "not your problem".
Nope, not a client problem. It depends on how you connect to the services, through which network & how many relays allow your requests to go through etc.
If it works well for you, you maybe don't have a lot of different connections & the servers are more available to you. I don't know.
At least one person reads the shit I post. 🤷
Second that.
Like, I get why people are excited about #Bitcoin & shit, but come on.
Recently, I actually visited #Nostr less because anyone worth any popularity shit on #Nostr is some #Bitcoin freak talking about #Bitcoin 24/7, as if you could eat, drink & use it as a toy.
It'a really difficult to find people, who do not speak about #Bitcoin literally the entire day & don't even know what time it is, because they count everything in block time...
Isn't e-mail already #decentralised?
This is a problem that needs a proper solution. An obvious one would be to build in various effective methods of content filtering & querying. Then everyone can join.
That said, already at this moment there is too much shit content on #Nostr. For example, tons of nude shit, shitcoin scams, advertisements, other scams, etc... It's already tough to avoid this with this tiny user base, as of now.
The biggest problem I see right now is the first use experience. The first 15 minutes you use a product determines whether you continue using it or likely drop it forever.
When you just start #Nostr & you wanna see anything, all Relays have to be queried first, etc. At first, everything is empty.
Happens as well, when you delete the cache of the #Nostr app you use.
People are so used to instant access, it's probably a pretty big blocker to wait for Relays to finish loading the feed, especially in Global, basically like viewing an image in Internet Explorer during 2003.
Create merchandise, which looks weird, but in a "cool" way.
Limit its supply to a very low amount for no reason.
Make it super expensive for no reason.
This is the perfect recipe for making a brand, that seems so exclusive & "cool" that people want to join it.
This is based on the idea around how sneaker & other clothing brands are doing it. It's also similar to NFTs. Create some shit, make it weirdly limited & exaggeratingly expensive & suddenly its artifical as well as senseless exclusivity draws people in.
Thoughts on having a sub-key:
I would like to explore a nostr job finding marked place like LinkedIn and Upwork together, but because we want to use Nostr and the private keys to log-in and create a Job seeking profile.
The problem I see right now is when using relays at the moment, employers could easy see on your pubkey all your free time activity postings (maybe less good)
It would be amazing if there were some pre-stats on your profile like a trust score etc. but not all your personal data.
I guess there could be always an option to choose if you want your profile to be visible.
So I would need a sub-Key connected to my private key in order to have my nostr profile in a potential job market place or Shop selling.
Then this sub key is your Job seeking profile with all your sub data saved on the relays.
Question? Is it possible? #asknostr #helpme nostr:npub1l2vyh47mk2p0qlsku7hg0vn29faehy9hy34ygaclpn66ukqp3afqutajft nostr:npub1xtscya34g58tk0z605fvr788k263gsu6cy9x0mhnm87echrgufzsevkk5s
I think, a sub-key would only make sense, as of now, if it's for organisational reasons. Like, if you want to have a job profile without spamming it with personal stuff. However, borrowed trust in this case likely only works, if there is some way for the public to transparently see, how your sub-key is actually connected to your other key.
If you want to actually *hide* personal information, I cannot see how this would work, when you create a new profile based on the private key for your personal profile which contains compromising information. You would need to create a new profile for this to work.
At least these are my thoughts based on my assumptions. I'm far away from being a #Nostr expert, so there is a realistic chance, I might be wrong here.
Well, better one government, than a government plus a celestial North Korea. No, thank you.
