Read Nick Land's #Meltdown if you want to see your AI future.
How many nostr relays do you use?
Which ones and why?
Technically #Aqua is a #Liquid wallet. You can try to send the full amount from your spending account to another Loquid wallet. That might help you get more out.
This is my first draft of an artist's rendition of, a next-gen, plasma-facing component inside of a #fusion reactor.
This is a crosscut view of the lower diverter inside the tokamak with some digital and binary elements to represent modeling and simulation. The composition is inspired by architectural photography and the SpaceX Starship.
#artofscience #3d

Ugh. End if FY is always so stressful.
Things I love about #Urbit:
1. Deterministic computing
2. Human-readable and finite DNSDNS names
3. Server-to-server network architecture
4. (The future) possibility of networked apps that will last generations without the need for a dev team to update them
5. Portable VM overlay OS
6. The people π€
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Things I hate about #Urbit:
1. The tools yo run Urbit. It breaks literally every month on average (I self-host multiple planets and a star on Proxmox VMs, and everything works great except GroundSeg. It's ridiculously unreliable.)
2. No serious Bitcoin/Lightning/Cashu integrations at all. Bitcoin is the only crypto that matters.
3. WAY too much $h!t coin shilling.
4. Completely VC-controlled Arvo core.
5. Based on Ethereum NFTs for the DNS.
6. Fake signal/grifting from many Urbit-affiliated cultural and tech influencers (Blimp, Holium, Milady, UqBar, etc.).
7. "Free planet hosting!" This completely destroyed the community incentives. It was predictable, and I talked about it as often as I could
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I have been using Urbit since before OS1. I was sending chat messages through the terminal. I have gone through Hoon school three times. I own a star ( ~lanlyd).
The people using Urbit are brilliant and amazingly talented, but the focus has gotten off somewhere over the past few years, and the ship needs to be set straight.
I'm so happy to see Yarvin returning to #Urbit. He is desperately needed. The project needs to grow up and focus.
I love Urbit as a P2P computing platform and hate Urbit as a VC "crypto" next big opportunity.
I will continue to watch the space intensely, drop into groups now and then, and when Urbit gets its priorities straight, I may continue to contribute to that ecosystem once again.
Probably the spam issues.
I have noticed recently that my #amethyst feed seems to always be about 15 - 24 hours behind and syncs very slowly. The latest notes are getting harder to recieve in real time. Other clients don't seem to have this issue.
Do all clients and relays support the Tor integration?
This client is awesome!
https://github.com/haorendashu/nostrmo
Posted via π°οΈ #Satcom (https://satcom.app)
#Nostrmo is quickly becoming my favorite desktop #nostr client.
I'm not apposed to it. You are the expert. If you think that approach would work, then go for it!
I love the smell of oils! π
I thought I would post some of my #studioart in this community feed. I live in the east Tennessee area and I have always loved the Hudson River School style.
#adammalin #oiloncanvas



what is the optimal #nostr #relay setup? I'm using nostr:npub1nz64zngcqm8vj8nhrdkcjpfwn2rcaqysnxec88tqfclp5afrpglsqm0w5y
#asknostr
Maybe I'm doing it wrong? π€
#coffee tastes so bad. idk how you people drink that stuff...
π€
Awesome! Is there a good way to know which realys are WoT or PoW or have rait limits?
very cool! is it possible to import unique URLs in bulk like from CSV or similar forms? I'd like to sell digital content but each URL is a unique hash.
what are the best #wotrelays and how can I use them?
#asknostr


