That's what I meant lol. Simple at the code level. But that's part of why there are a lot of times others don't work at all and satellite does. Still much room for improvement of course
Is silver? (Pls say yes, I'm bagholding)
I just spent a couple hours looking at Bitcoin card options and they don't really look more attractive than just spending fiat cash bills within a month or using the VISA card that gets auto-deducted in entirety at the end of the month.
I think this isn't going to be really interesting unless I can just pay straight from my nostr:npub1sqzr42dj8vx32yd5jcvvl3ytux45kl0etgf6y2ymjvmd7lqmuwmqk9vk7v Lightning wallet, where I hold the keys, as that's where I want to accumulate my spending money.
If I remember right Nexo has a kinda cool card in Europe with some similar competitors but the whole business model isn't allowed in the US
Simplicity. Satellite seems focused on reliability. It's one of the only web clients you can use from webpositive browser on haikuOS for example
To be clear, the race to copy Wikipedia to a decentralized network could happen anyway and be advantageous for some wikitext-based new thing. I just doubt it will happen with NIP-54 in its current state. MediaWiki is complex and decentralizing it is a gargantuan task, especially with all Wikipedia's extensions; the current version of NIP-54 might be attractive enough to keep the critical mass of interested people focused on building up the new wiki from empty by hand.
If the NIP-54 wikis drop markdown to adopt asciidoc, we get a race to the first functional-enough decentralized wiki with Wikipedia already copied onto it.
A wiki using wikitext will probably win. Wikitext is almost as bad as asciidoc - it has all the same flaws except it's already had mass adoption so it's got a purpose for compatibility's sake.
If converting wikitext articles to asciidoc articles can be automated and done fast enough, maybe the NIP-54 wikis with asciidoc will win the race, which is shitty because people won't be able to just copy and paste between different platforms unless other platforms also force users to adopt this asciidoc trash.
Using wikitext in the first place for compatibility would have been great despite wikitext's issues but markdown is the best alternative and it's shocking to hear a suggestion to switch post-release to some completely awful new thing. It's lucky fiatjaf dodged this bullet until now and made NIP-54 good in the first place because none of my wiki entries would even be on nostr if NIP-54 used asciidoc from the start.
I'm here to smoke marijuana, eat cheetos, and masturbate. And I'm all out of Cheetos π
If I live long enough with one still being needed, it will get made, but it might be me hiring someone instead of making it myself. I have something like OCD that really slows me down or blocks me when I try to code
Thanks so much, I'm so glad to hear someone say all this.
Adding you to my favorite npubs list π
Gotta love him tho
I knew what that said before translating, what the heck?? Your German must be rubbing off on me lol
Mans broke images on wikistr and wants to change to something with wikitext's problems but without wikitext compatibility πΆβπ«οΈ
I was thinking about Bitcoin investing in relation to our nostr:npub1s3ht77dq4zqnya8vjun5jp3p44pr794ru36d0ltxu65chljw8xjqd975wz project.
Most Nostr development is quick-n-dirty development, because the users are extremely impatient and the funds generally don't flow until you have something tangible to show an audience. We decided to go more slow-n-steady, but that means my outlays at the beginning and during development won't be recuperated until the first full release. Which could take a year or longer. If Bitcoin goes parabolic between here and then, I'm sorta screwed.
So, I decided to write for sats, using the knowledge I'm gaining as member of GitCitadel and generally increasing the quality of my writing, to recoup my outlays over a different channel, parallel to the development.
If an open source decentralized git takes off thanks to you, I'm pretty sure you'll be set for life & money will be the least of your worries
I mean since it supports HDMI it's got unnecessary taxes baked into its very design specs. And the code can't be accountable for the actions of the people that manufacture the devices. Companies are people, code isn't people
I am definitely not doing articles in asciidoc format lmao
Fiatjaf is a crackhead sometimes fr
I don't find that insane. To me, it's ultimately a promise to defeat thermodynamics and reverse entropy someday in the distance of human achievement.
They want to move to asciidoc, away from markdown.
https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/1298#issuecomment-2161445391
I don't like this. If it has to change, why not wikitext for compatibility with existing wikis? Is asciidoc easier than markdown to convert back and forth with wikitext? NIP-23 is at least staying markdown right? Please reassure me π’
Wait I meant less likely not more likely
Fuck
Don't steal my Nintendo 64 wallet please
C: my Nintendo 64 (it has mainline Linux support)
According to xibaotimes@zaps.lol the name "CCP" was more widely used than "CPC" even in China until after the pandemic started
Is this true? What have been some of the most prominent examples of Chinese officials using either translation? π€