Or do a quick Wot filter: for each user do a req for the last event that has a p-tag to that key from you or one of your follows.

they don't use reply guy anymore, I'm seeing empty profiles replying with the same behaviour or profiles that don't look like bots

ex that came from damus relay:

nostr:note1ndglfn9c5rcg7mpcf5a2ft0hkqkdd9y0lgdjydvqhc3rl08nm6sqp8dxgy

try using my relays, I don't see any reply guy spam

does it involve async calls?

# Nostr: a quick introduction, attempt #2

Nostr doesn't subscribe to any ideals of "free speech" as these belong to the realm of politics and assume a big powerful government that enforces a common ruleupon everybody else.

Nostr instead is much simpler, it simply says that servers are private property and establishes a generalized framework for people to connect to all these servers, creating a true free market in the process. In other words, Nostr is the public road that each market participant can use to build their own store or visit others and use their services.

(Of course a road is never truly public, in normal cases it's ran by the government, in this case it relies upon the previous existence of the internet with all its quirks and chaos plus a hand of government control, but none of that matters for this explanation).

More concretely speaking, Nostr is just a set of definitions of the formats of the data that can be passed between participants and their expected order, i.e. messages between _clients_ (i.e. the program that runs on a user computer) and _relays_ (i.e. the program that runs on a publicly accessible computer, a "server", generally with a domain-name associated) over a type of TCP connection (WebSocket) with cryptographic signatures. This is what is called a "protocol" in this context, and upon that simple base multiple kinds of sub-protocols can be added, like a protocol for "public-square style microblogging", "semi-closed group chat" or, I don't know, "recipe sharing and feedback".

Dessas duas "nosteiro" soa melhor. Mas acho que gosto mais de "nostreiro" ou "nostrista".

Can we create a Nostr filter where the client sends a bloomfilter instead of a massive list of pubkeys of the 1000 people an account is following?

At .01% error rate, the filter size drops from ~67kb to 2.3Kb. It looks like a good data-saving feature.

🤔

why are pulling follows follows?

pull your follows, and add others on a need basis, or even pull on the fly when needed then discard/keep in memory

You should try using @snort/worker-relay