Korekce 10% je pro děcka 😉

my most unfavourite thing is when javascript guys make a data structure that uses a string to define a type

because i have to then write code that unmarshals all of that shit into generic forms, and then re-encode it to an actual typed structure

it takes a full screen vertical of code just to do one of these types usually

is there some reason you want to use an array for something?

please, use objects and let me define the type by the fucking object element key name

this is so much more work doing it this way

i remember first bumping into this with nostr filters

like, is there some particularl reason you couldn't have defined that a-zA-Z list of "#" fields as an actual array, which is what they are?

oh no, we hate nulls, nuls are awful, we prefer to leave them out of the json because reasons

fuck you, and the horse you rode in on

you may not be aware of this, but there is a whole rainbow of bugs that exist because of this kind of idiotic dynamic type definitions, and an incredible amount of processing overhead required to decipher the intent of the programmer

this is why some of us hate OOP languages

because you don't seem to understand that making a computer figure out human intent is absurd

Many are angry with my criticism of the current corrupt situation in the #Bitcoin #BTC ecosystem.

Right now, after Saylor and BlackRock mentioned in a video that the finite issuance of 21M is not guaranteed, many are talking about a possible fork , a matter that used to be sacrilege.

But guess where most miners will go in a fork case ?

Of course where there is liquidity and money.

You can always do a fork but not the best option will win but the one with the most money, and those are the bankers.

Was I wrong?

I always assumed that specialty clients should be able to easily outperform Amethyst on the quality of the features related to their specialty. Users would gradually move away from Amethyst as more and more specialty clients move forward. This culminates with a slow death of Amethyst, but towards a more exciting and decentralized future for Nostr. I have accepted this fate since the early days of the super app project.

This assumption was based on the fact that our development team would simply not have the resources to dedicate the same level of attention and support to every single specialty within Amethyst.

It has been one year and I am sad to report that I have been proven wrong over and over again.

For some reason, developing specialty clients is harder than developing the same features inside of Amethyst.

And that is a loss for decentralization.

To jak nechtej delat zadny vyjimky me desi, protoze jsou uplne schopny chtit aby clovek vedle vydavani faktur jeste neco vyplnoval do appky.

You’re simply proving my point with your replies 🤷‍♂️

Make something worth someone else paying for 🤷‍♂️

“It’s not possible to know what users want…”

That’s where so many devs here go wrong.

I just think most devs, at least those I’ve encountered here, are more interested in their own pet projects instead of actually what users want and need. That’s cool and all for them. Sucks for the users though.

oof just got back home with my loot from the post, my not your keys zipper hoodie, purple nostr shirt and black bitcoin atlantis shirt

it is time to place them in the washmaschien and dispense with their factory stank

I'm trying to market OtherStuff that would appeal to women and there are hardly any women to market to, and the ones that stop by don't stick around. I'm exhausted by the effort.

A sausage factory is the death of every product that isn't a video game, a vehicle, an electric drill, or a place where men can post anime and porn and remind each other to stack sats.

I am also suffering from the fact that men always eventually fall into a single hierarchy, so the feed is increasingly just a handful of male "leaders" SHOUTING INTO A MEGAPHONE THAT EVERYONE MUST NOW STACK THE SATS.

/rant

...a pak ti trezor a seed odnesla povoden. Tragedie. Ze sis raci nenechal aspon ten kartacek.

If 90% of users are on phones why are 90% of developers making web apps?

If you DCA a stack how do you know the purchase price for taxes? Just use a average?