Can it be made working without internet over wifi relays?
Looks like #[0] created the #nostrica badge! https://badges.page/b/naddr1qqxkummnw3exjcmp95erqv3nqgs254dy0xkkjdxsl4u08k7cs52u689q67s3pqfwwyfcp4va7avcjdgrqsqqqafecrqqnh
Sorry for posting in an unrelated post. Saw ur work habla.news
Please let me know what u think about the following post
Nearby Protocol
Aim : is to get connected to the like minded people posting under similar hashtag, Connect to the best resources globally as well as to the nearest resources even if they are not the best.
Can we build a specialised #nostr client where the best quality content on each hashtag is visible as the top results.
Helping the discovery of high quality content generators locally and increase their visibility globally.
Posting with #hashtag and approximate geolocation
Searching post for #hashtag posts with nearby location and show the nearest 5 posts with the same hashtag and maximum tip ( with a time decay to reduce the visibility of older posts ) and the most nearest most recent posts without any tips ( to discover and tip new posts) and 10 all time posts with the same hashtag with highest tips globally for the same hashtag with a time decay to decrease visibility of older posts.
tipping the posts by viewers and other authors
increasing the visibility radius searchers of #hashtags to view the posts with more tips
further increase the visibility radius for searchers of #hashtags if the tips are paid by authors who are already heavily tipped for posts under the same hashtag
Will this protocol increase the visibility of authors globally if the quality of post is sufficiently high?
As the posts all will be well tipped posts spam will be very less, some of the nearby and recent posts
Dividend Protocol
Aim : Promoting investment and discovery of the best posts within the first few hours of a post.
The first 10 tippers for a post or all the tippers within the first 10 minutes of a post , if tippers are more in number will become share holders for a post with shares proportionate to their tips. For example if John Doe tipped 100 satoshi out of a total 500 Satoshi then he earns 20% of the total dividends for all the subsequent tips for a lifetime. The author themself gets a fixed 25% of all the total revenue from a post. Author can also invest in his own post.
This will gain the dividend for each of the subsequent tips for the same post for a lifetime ( This will help curation of the best posts - If the post goes global visibility the lifetime dividends will be very high - promoting investment into each post )
Invite Protocol
Aim : to increase the awareness about the platform and incentivise existing users to invite and to teach their friends on how to use the platform.
Anyone can join this #nostr client only with an invite from an existing user
Original Account will have to invite the first few users
Looks like #[0] created the #nostrica badge! https://badges.page/b/naddr1qqxkummnw3exjcmp95erqv3nqgs254dy0xkkjdxsl4u08k7cs52u689q67s3pqfwwyfcp4va7avcjdgrqsqqqafecrqqnh
Nearby Protocol
Aim : is to get connected to the like minded people posting under similar hashtag, Connect to the best resources globally as well as to the nearest resources even if they are not the best.
Can we build a specialised #nostr client where the best quality content on each hashtag is visible as the top results.
Helping the discovery of high quality content generators locally and increase their visibility globally.
Posting with #hashtag and approximate geolocation
Searching post for #hashtag posts with nearby location and show the nearest 5 posts with the same hashtag and maximum tip ( with a time decay to reduce the visibility of older posts ) and the most nearest most recent posts without any tips ( to discover and tip new posts) and 10 all time posts with the same hashtag with highest tips globally for the same hashtag with a time decay to decrease visibility of older posts.
tipping the posts by viewers and other authors
increasing the visibility radius searchers of #hashtags to view the posts with more tips
further increase the visibility radius for searchers of #hashtags if the tips are paid by authors who are already heavily tipped for posts under the same hashtag
Will this protocol increase the visibility of authors globally if the quality of post is sufficiently high?
As the posts all will be well tipped posts spam will be very less, some of the nearby and recent posts
Dividend Protocol
Aim : Promoting investment and discovery of the best posts within the first few hours of a post.
The first 10 tippers for a post or all the tippers within the first 10 minutes of a post , if tippers are more in number will become share holders for a post with shares proportionate to their tips. For example if John Doe tipped 100 satoshi out of a total 500 Satoshi then he earns 20% of the total dividends for all the subsequent tips for a lifetime. The author themself gets a fixed 25% of all the total revenue from a post. Author can also invest in his own post.
This will gain the dividend for each of the subsequent tips for the same post for a lifetime ( This will help curation of the best posts - If the post goes global visibility the lifetime dividends will be very high - promoting investment into each post )
Invite Protocol
Aim : to increase the awareness about the platform and incentivise existing users to invite and to teach their friends on how to use the platform.
Anyone can join this #nostr client only with an invite from an existing user
Original Account will have to invite the first few users
So who else is interested in sharing such videos of tinkering with nostr and learn collectively.
Thats how simple NOSTR is to deploy.
https://stacker.news/invites/cleu7x4md0019fyoapto4f2zc
Gain free satoshis on joining stacker.news clicking the above link
#[3]
I think the way this bounty is stated is put is not the ideal. I think most people will read this and think we need a big website that is just like GitHub but using Nostr somehow. I think that is not what we should see (and hopefully that's not what #[1] wants either).
What I would want to see are multiple apps that can interoperate and are able to perform separate functions:
- browse code
- comment on code (referenced by a commit)
- create issues and comment on issues
- send patches
- comment on patches
And how these should be done? I am not sure, but here's what I have in mind:
- most of the comment things should probably be kind:1 events, I don't know, with some extra tags (so they could be interacted with from the normal "social" Nostr clients? or not?)
- code should probably be hosted by standalone dedicated git servers -- and there could be centralized providers offering these services but they should interoperate seamlessly between themselves and with standalone personal servers
- sending patches should probably be done using something like this approach by #[0]: http://git.jb55.com/git-nostr-tools/file/README.txt.html
#[2] has opened a discussion on this topic on the NIPs repository that could possibly be used to coordinate the efforts: https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/223
I think we could have multiple different smallish webapps, native apps and specially command-line tools that implement one or multiple of the separate functions described above, and with that we can achieve a much better result both in terms of quality and of decentralization than if someone or some big team decides to tackle the entire cake and come up with some centralizing architecture on their own.
How to incentivise people to build UBER type apps on top of nostr platform with the NOSTRGIT
People can tip each git project - and the tips can be distributed across the developers and designers based on their number of commits or weightages assigned to each other between the team members. For example each core team member can assign the weightage for each other core team member and each core team members can assign the weightages for people working under them etc.
So finally each tip will be distributed between the team members in the proportion of the weightage
This means as the project becomes more and more popular tips keep flowing to the developer account like royalty
#[3]
I think the way this bounty is stated is put is not the ideal. I think most people will read this and think we need a big website that is just like GitHub but using Nostr somehow. I think that is not what we should see (and hopefully that's not what #[1] wants either).
What I would want to see are multiple apps that can interoperate and are able to perform separate functions:
- browse code
- comment on code (referenced by a commit)
- create issues and comment on issues
- send patches
- comment on patches
And how these should be done? I am not sure, but here's what I have in mind:
- most of the comment things should probably be kind:1 events, I don't know, with some extra tags (so they could be interacted with from the normal "social" Nostr clients? or not?)
- code should probably be hosted by standalone dedicated git servers -- and there could be centralized providers offering these services but they should interoperate seamlessly between themselves and with standalone personal servers
- sending patches should probably be done using something like this approach by #[0]: http://git.jb55.com/git-nostr-tools/file/README.txt.html
#[2] has opened a discussion on this topic on the NIPs repository that could possibly be used to coordinate the efforts: https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/223
I think we could have multiple different smallish webapps, native apps and specially command-line tools that implement one or multiple of the separate functions described above, and with that we can achieve a much better result both in terms of quality and of decentralization than if someone or some big team decides to tackle the entire cake and come up with some centralizing architecture on their own.
How about integrating a NOSTR integrated variant of Gitlab (Lets call it NOSTRGIT ) hosted by individuals or companies
Posting the updates, comments, commits, edits , deletes etc to nostr with a special tag attached
So any other NOSTRGIT client be it gitlab or any other compatible client can be used to interact with the NOSTRGIT contents, edits, deletes, commits etc @jack
@jb55
How about integrating a NOSTR integrated variant of Gitlab (Lets call it NOSTRGIT ) hosted by individuals or companies
Posting the updates, comments, commits, edits , deletes etc to nostr with a special tag attached
So any other NOSTRGIT client be it gitlab or any other compatible client can be used to interact with the NOSTRGIT contents, edits, deletes, commits etc
I completely agree, but Nostr is still in its early stages.
Although I believe the Nostr protocol is superior to ActivityPub (as noted in https://dri.es/nostr-love-at-first-sight), protocol superiority is not enough for Nostr to win.
In order for Nostr to become a viable alternative to Twitter and Mastodon, the overall end user experience needs to improve dramatically.
And the ultimate user experience for Nostr is this: engaging, thought-provocing, cutting-edge conversations across a diverse range of interesting topics.
Currently, these types of conversations have been infrequent on Nostr.
To improve the overall end-user experience, two things are necessary: (1) we need significant improvements to Nostr clients to make them more polished and user-friendly, and (2) we need to attract more interesting people that can bring along a more diverse user base and community.
It is impressive to witness the rapid progress that @jb55 is making with the Damus client. I'd shift more investment to Damus. Specifically, I'd love to see @jb55 surrounded with more UX testers and UX researchers. Clients like Damus are the gateway to Nostr.
Over the past few years, a significant number of leaders in web development and the Indieweb community have migrated to Mastodon. This shift was largely driven by the alignment of their values with the open and decentralized nature of Mastodon. As a result, Mastodon has become the primary hub for the most engaging web development conversations today.
In my opinion, the web development community would be an excellent early adopter for Nostr. The same reasons that prompted their adoption of Mastodon could apply to Nostr as well.
Furthermore, the web development community played a key role in Twitter's early success, as @jack may recall. I personally became a Twitter user in 2007, when the platform was less than a year old, after a conversation with Ev Williams and Larry Page.
The web development community could be a valuable target audience for Nostr. Not only are they technically savvy and able to navigate through difficult-ish user interfaces, they can also brings some more diverse and engaging conversations. Additionally, web developers have the ability to create integrations that can enhance the reach of Nostr. Since I blogged about Nostr on my site, two Nostr integrations have been created for Drupal already.
Furthermore, the web development community has a strong presence online, which can lead to increased visibility and promotion of Nostr through their blog posts, website links, and social media. Overall, targeting the web development community seems to be an opportunity for Nostr.
# NOSTR BASED blogstack.io deployment notes
## transcript of the youtube video
I dont have much experience in programming but i managed to deploy a clone of blogstack.io on my computer in less than 30 minutes.
Lets do it once more from scratch
So I setup a new user account in my MacBook.
To run most of the web based projects in GitHub I know that I need visual studio code to be downloaded.
## Step 1 - Download Visual studio code
So Lets download that.
From the link
https://code.visualstudio.com/
Let the download continue meanwhile let’s explore where the GitHub code for blogstack.io is available.
## Step 2 - Github code
So this is the link for the GitHub source code for blogstack.io
https://github.com/nodetec/blogstack
## Step 3 - Install VS Code
## Step 4 - Clone the Source code from GitHub
So now we have cloned the repository to VS code
Lets find out what is the programming language used for blog stack
> TypeScript 95.1%
> JavaScript 4.0%
> CSS 0.9%
Lets find out how to install typescript in VS code
permission denied when trying to install
Lets try with sudo cammand
`sudo npm install -g typescript`
Installed with sudo
So I know that I have to type npm start command to run the application but its not working
Seems like next.js needs to be installed
So lets try that
`sudo npm install next react react-dom`
Server is started now at `http://localhost:3000`
But nothing is working..
There seems to be an error. Let’s check what it is.
Seems like we have to use this command
`sudo npm run build`
But it’s not working because of the same permission issue. This issue may not happen in your computer if u are logged into the admin user.
Now we can again use the sudo command here.
All seems to be working good.
Lets try to start again
`npm run start`
wow - now blog stack is deployed on your local host and u can start tinkering with blog stack
`page.tsx` seems to be the main page from which the code is working..
Lets try to tinker - as I don’t know much coding :)
I changed the case to small case.
Changed the spelling of topics to topix.
Lets see
First I think we have to commit the code changes..
Then build it again and then start
Build and started
Now lets see if the changes reflect in the localhost
Hey
Wonderful
>Tinkering succesful
So next step would be to deploy a clone in a cloud server with a nice domain name.
And then I think I will be learning typescript slowly to understand how to change and evolve the code according to my ideas..
Had published few ideas in my previous posts in stacker.news
Ideas to connect exceptionally good authors on relevant topics with like minded people across the world following the same topic
Yes.
>Nearby Protocol https://stacker.news/items/140034
>Nearby Protocol - Dividend Protocol and invite protocol - >https://stacker.news/items/141392
These are few ideas I wish to integrate to a nostr client
So if any developers interested in joining - please comment or you can email to cryptofolyo@gmail.com - Or just comment on this post in stacker.news - Lets form a community of newly emerging programmers
:)
Without much programming knowledge - How i cloned and deployed a #nostr client #blogstack in less than 30 minutes using google and stackoverflow
@jac
#[0]
@drie
Tesla master plan 3 ideas
Giga Factory to mass produce a sub 10000 usd electric car ( Probably a single seater car )
Star link integration to Tesla cars which will provide connectivity anywhere to the Tesla user
Optimus AI based robots commercial roll out
Opening up of FSD software for other car manufacturers in Software as a Service model
Opening up to other local car manufacturers to set up Tesla giga factories in various countries
Teslacoin cryptocurrency token that Tesla cars can earn like mining tokens by driving more kilometers and sharing the road traffic condition information, road bumps and unexpected gutters etc to the Tesla network
higher number of teslacoin can be earned by Tesla solar power generated and used by Tesla cars per kilometer thereby incentivising installation of Tesla solar roof and power wall
Tesla coins can be spend to recharge in Tesla super charger network
Anyone can invest on a Tesla super charger built in their own home parking lot or office parking lot. And start earning Teslacoins on each recharge provided
Additional electricity generated by the Tesla Solar Roof can be sold to electricity distributing companies in exchange of USD or Fiat
How Elon Musk's Neuralink Plans to Restore Vision and Movement By Stimulating the Brain.
Only posts that are tipped 100 x number of days need to survive. A post surviving 365 days should have gotten satoshi tip of minimum 36500. It’s deleted if tip levels are not met which means the content quality for the post is low. It will encourage people to tip good posts as well.
our boys #[0] and #[1] making the case for #nostr and decentralized social media and protocols on Reason TV YouTube live!
w/ Reason wildman #[2]
WATCH HERE: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pi2JbHWd_BM
That was nice . your youtube live with #[2]
Meanwhile please check this out and let me know what u think about that.