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Stvu

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Shut 👏 the 👏 vagina 👏 up!

If you have a service that you'd like to monetize with micro payments, run your own mint on top of your Lightning node.

It's easier than writing an accounting system from scratch and the implementation weight on the backend is virtually zero (have I been paid? Ok!). The complexity is offloaded to the client side. For that, we have a bunch of libraries that help you integrate a simple Cashu wallet into basically any frontend you'd like.

I totally forgot to mention an accidental byproduct that's totally not the point of it all, promise, which is insane privacy.

Bitch… I want to minimize and NOT have to run my own lightning infra

I'm running this qwen 7b param model for a local coding-ai goose agent, seems to be working ok, at least for boilerplate stuff so far.

https://ollama.com/hhao/qwen2.5-coder-tools

Yeah the small models really fail compared to SOTA paid for ones…

Not even the 70b or 32b coding ones are passing the test. Not going to replace windsurf with it just yet… sad

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it’s now on IOS https://testflight.apple.com/join/defJQgTD minibits_wallet

🥜 💦 👅

Replying to Stvu

Fuck. You delivered… now I have to zap you but I’m on D..d…Damus

I fkn luv dez nut apps

Replying to Stvu

Fuck. You delivered… now I have to zap you but I’m on D..d…Damus

You made me nut, bro

Replying to Stvu

Fuck. You delivered… now I have to zap you but I’m on D..d…Damus

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Fuck. You delivered… now I have to zap you but I’m on D..d…Damus

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They bone for sure.

Bitcoin is going to do to banks what cars did to horses.

Banks will become pets?

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testing sersleepy@minibits.cash

just added it to receiving address

pls test zap this note smol amount

Only if you tell me how you did it

Parman - Activate OP_GFY now!!

Did you know you can have two drives mirroring each other for redundancy (RAID1) of your precious data?

If you add a file to one drive, it automatically copies to both drives.

If one drive fails the other is there for the rescue.

But if you never check the drive health, one drive can die and you wouldn't know until the second drive dies and you've lost everything!

Then what was the point of having RAID1 in the first place?

New feature I'm adding to all ParmaDrives with RAID external hard drives - The custom software will constantly monitor drive health and alert you that there is an issue, allowing you to create an extra backup for safety (alternative was manually checking whenever you remember).

For those that have ParmaSync enabled to their ParmaTwin, they already have offsite backup, so this becomes less critical, but it's still important to restore your redundancy to optimal levels (For those who don't know, ParmaSync with. ParmaTwin is two ParmaDrives that reciprocally sync encrypted data to each other for offsite backups without exposure to relentless cloud fees).

Speaking of optimal redundancy, the "industry standard" is 3-2-1 backup...

3 copies, 2 different media, 1 has to be offsite.

A RAID1 btw is not considered a copy, because if you accident delete data, it's gone on both. You need to delay syncs to a different drive, and keey history. This is what ParmaSync is for - local and remote.

A custom ParmaDrive solution has got you covered and is a big step in deGoogling yourself.

https://parmanode.com/parmadrive

Do you sell merch?

I want some ParmaJeans

Parman - Activate OP_GFY now!!

Someone needs to tell the kids that random words spoken with random rhythm is not music, nor enjoyable.

And requires zero ability.

You shouldn't listen to it, pay for it, memorise it, or mime to it on TikTok.

Stay humble

Debian has now flatpak and snap integrated, too. It's a bit weird to me to have these other systems that are pretty incompatible with binary transparency I think. Neither of those has sparrow though.

I hear if sparrow can get into Debian, it can get into …. Ugh. I forget what it’s called

If you are using the latest Debian and your calculator app (gnome-calculator) is acting up since some time, disable your internet, start it up, go to the settings and tell it to never update currency exchange rates. This should fix that bug in this more than two years old package. Or poke Debian to update to a newer version.

Wtf ….

They won’t add fkn sparrow wallet but the calculator app checks FIAT CURRENCY EXCHANGE RATES!!!!

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What nostr clients are currently utilizing Ai and in what way?

I don’t know, but I can’t wait to integrate mine

I want to be zapped by providing AI inference capability

The guys at start9 took care of me. Just plugged in my server, and syncing the blockchain. 99.4% synced so far. #start9

Yes, but it fucking sucks is a development platform

They are so slow

When the fuck is version four gonna come out

Times I have been annoyed that someone on #Nostr posted a typo or grammatical error: 0.

Times I have been annoyed that someone copy pasted AI generated content, pretending it was them: dozens.

I’m sorry to hear that. If there’s anything I can do to help, feel free to let me know!

dave's ui is about 250 lines of code. business logic is about the same amount of code. it's super easy to build a notedeck-based nostr app since note rendering and zapping is handled by the browser's ui toolkit

https://github.com/damus-io/notedeck/blob/master/crates/notedeck_dave/src/ui/dave.rs

https://github.com/damus-io/notedeck/blob/master/crates/notedeck_dave/src/lib.rs

we'll have more docs on how to do this soon. we're currently in the "kernel space" era of notedeck, so building apps is low level and not sandboxed, but its super fast and not too verbose!

Bless you, sir!

You are winning 🏆

I've been coding for 26 years. if I could distill my experience into one sentence it would be:

"functions and data is all you need"

don't get distracted by fancy language features. every language has functions, every language has structs. mastering programming is just composing functions and transforming data. once you master this you can program in any language.

if you focus building programs as small, pure, modular functions that operate on *only* the data it needs, then you will have a large set of functions that are highly composable. you will never have to do large rewrites of your program, because your program will compose of lego blocks that you can snap together in different ways.

gm nostr!

Yes

Data structures and operations on data. That’s all it’s ever been

"I think the snappily titled "gemma3:27b-it-qat" may be my new favorite local model - needs 22GB of RAM on my Mac (I'm running it via Ollama, Open WebUI and Tailscale so I can access it from my phone too) and so far it seems extremely capable"

https://fxtwitter.com/simonw/status/1913728553126175140

https://simonwillison.net/2025/Apr/19/gemma-3-qat-models/

Have you tried codex yet?

https://github.com/ymichael/open-codex

This fork gets it to work with ollama

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