hi, thanks. more info here: http://valetnet.work/
it currently forwards to this gist overview:
https://gist.github.com/hugs/7ba46b32d3a21945e08e785102246101
want to live in a bitcoin future? vote with your (bitcoin) wallet.




collab would be great. sorry i couldn't help earlier! (i do have signal now, though!)
i'm using nostr+blossom+lightning as the backend for a new developer tool project. "uber/airbnb/doordash for software testing". calling it valet network.
here's the proof-of-concept currently running with mock data: https://preview--valet-network.lovable.app/
"Are you trying to just make it do ui testing without making people write selenium?"
that is (part of the) dream.
but also: build the world largest testing network. anything, anywhere, anytime. nbd. :)
.... and yeah, support ai prompts and not require expert selenium knowledge. (it's gets a little tricky in distributed network wondering where the inference/translation from prompt into code happens... execution nodes could be running local llms... but hardware requirements for good local llm gets expensive)
v1 probably has most utility for simple, quick uptime health-checks using headless browsers just pinging a url, but i don't plan to stop there.
the normie equivalent of the dev tool itself is my previous start-up: sauce labs
but from a distibuted computing point of view, the closest old world equivalent might be boinc/seti-at-home... but those were volunteer efforts. I think actually paying people is an unlock. and *not* getting distracted rolling my own token (e.g. gridcoin).
nostr+lightning (via cash app or primal on-ramps to get normies to convert a few bucks to sats) is perfect for bootstrapping the network. especially if it's meant to be global on day 1. (bitcoin as global money ftw.)
dev tool test infrastructure. proof-of-concept: https://preview--valet-network.lovable.app/
i'm currently vibe coding a new testing tool/service heavily inspired by your work.
it's basically one huge nostr + lightning powered dvm system for web and mobile test automation + monitoring
proof-of-concept: https://preview--valet-network.lovable.app/
sorry, i should have said that more clearly in the original post. thanks for clicking, though! if you were to use something like this in the future, what is the most important thing it needs to have or do?
it's a preview/mvp/proof-of-concept with dummy data showing all the (visible) parts of the system. hoping to add a real back-end with a nostr relay, blossom file server, and a few (real) cloud nodes this week.
new valet network preview just landed. simplified workflow. primary touch point should be like google or chatgpt with just a field and a button. it's even "lazy mode" optimized. if you just want to see it work, you don't even have to enter any text. just hit the button!
https://preview--valet-network.lovable.app/
(valet network is a new web and mobile software testing platform. nostr and lightning powered!)

not financial advice but I just minted 6 echojacks and burned all my cores lol
a lotta yβall still donβt get it
corebot holders can use multiple flux cores on a single unit
so if you have 1 corebot and 3 flux cores you can mint 3 new bots
tonightβs flux core ignition event is essentially a minting event for both nightline models and signalphase variants
uh-oh, it looks like i'm an nft creator now...




gm. we've got a latte do!

Bitcoiners - itβs time to return to #nostr
nostr:nprofile1qqsw3znfr6vdnxrujezjrhlkqqjlvpcqx79ys7gcph9mkjjsy7zsgygpz4mhxue69uhk2er9dchxummnw3ezumrpdejqz9rhwden5te0wfjkccte9ejxzmt4wvhxjmcl73cse and Odell dissect why many Bitcoiners bailed on nostr after a disappointing first touch, and how UX improvements can win back users. [BR096]
https://blossom.primal.net/dc42b0f87927515fe1abe898b4ece3fa4491b08cb883af7e0a4739be658d9780.mp4
oddbean.com is a decent-ish hn/reddit style interface into nostr events. most people don't know it exists, though. And it could still use some more ux polish, too.
stay humble and stack waffles π§ #foodstr

link to the code?
answer: no (source: primal support)
no big deal, though. life on the edge, baby! it was actually kinda fun rigging up a python script to drive the app over adb, take screenshots, ask my favorite chatbot what it sees, and save the transaction data to a json file for later processing into a spreadsheet. downside: my favorite chatbot now knows everyone i sent sats to.

