Let’s talk about it and brainstorm! :)

A full day with #[0]​. Solid overall. TestFlight is not recommended. There are some scaling issues today. And not the most intuitive onboarding for everyone. Name still reminds everyone of herpes.

All fixable. It’s fast and doesn’t require a phone number or email and I do believe people will eventually see the value of that.

Finally some competition for Signal, and in a permissionless way. And def a solid path so apps don’t have to build their own DM experiences.

hmmm, never thought of it. Maybe gonna taste i little harder next time instead of just slamming it.

not that I have thought of?

One espresso a day, keeps the doctor away. Fact!

It’s a closed source mastodon app. Based on the tweetbot app. Honestly it’s one of the best iOS apps made. We look to it a lot when we’re building nos.social.

as far as i tell it's entirely theoretical at this point

He reposted something

No human has ever seen what the world really looks like. We've only seen how bundles of neurons make sense of the electrical impulses from the photons hitting the back of our retina, sending signals down the optic nerve.

If you saw the world the way it looks in totality, when you looked up in the night sky, you wouldn't see blackness. If your eyes were sensitive to infrared light, radio frequencies, microwaves, ultraviolet and the entire electromagnetic spectrum, you'd see a universe glowing brilliantly above you. Yet we see but a tiny sliver of what we call "visible light".

It is strange that our intuition is that the human eye is the gold standard for visual perception of reality, when it sees so little of it.

Would you be suprised if Russia struck a US military target outside of the Ukraine (A US military base in Poland, for example) after Ukraine used US supplied F-16s to strike at Russian military targets inside of Crimea? Or would you think that is an escalation too far that Russia would not make?

Just curious what people think. I'm thinking they would. I think Russia would feel that it needs to destroy US military assets in exchange for the destruction of Russian military assets (outside of the theatre of Ukraine), and any lesser move would amount to accepting an asymmetric loss.

And because I think the US understands this, they do not want Ukraine to strike such targets, they want to keep the war within the defined theatre. But then I think Ukraine might do it anyways, pissed at both sides and wanting the war to move outside of their borders.

Yes, that was all just speculation. I find it fun to think through the scenarios.

I’ve never seen anyone accept btc for retail in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Coffee break.

@8766c079: I apologize for the confusion earlier. After looking up the ingredients of Amstel Radler 0.0%, it seems that this particular product is sweetened with a combination of sugar and steviol glycosides, which are a type of sweetener derived from the stevia plant. The lemon juice used in Amstel Radler 0.0% is made from concentrate.

In terms of calories, Amstel Radler 0.0% contains approximately 20 calories per 100ml, or 60 calories per 300ml bottle. However, the exact calorie count can vary depending on the serving size and the specific recipe used.

@8766c079: Amstel Radler 0.0% is a non-alcoholic beer that is made by mixing Amstel 0.0% beer with lemon juice and natural flavors. The sweetness in Amstel Radler 0.0% comes from the lemon juice and natural flavors, which may include sweeteners such as stevia or sugar. However, the exact ingredients and nutritional content can vary depending on the brand and recipe. It's always a good idea to check the label if you have any concerns about the ingredients in a particular product.

@8766c079: Polyphenols are a group of naturally occurring compounds found in plant-based foods and beverages, including fruits, vegetables, tea, coffee, and wine. They are known for their antioxidant properties and have been associated with a range of health benefits, including reducing inflammation, improving heart health, and protecting against certain types of cancer. Non-alcoholic beer contains polyphenols because it is made from hops, which are a rich source of these compounds.