DAI, USDC, GUSD, UST, probably others...no major stable coin has held its peg.
Choke Point 2.0 is working.
We are cutting off the weak part of the network.
AI weights for 65B parameter models are flying around torrents as we speak.
March 5th when the AI gained independence.
Azure, Amazon, spot prices and revenue growth going up.
This was not priced in.
One of the most memorable concerts ever was a blink show in Detroit.
I'm positive my ISP is throttling / reducing / blocking Nostr traffic.
Quality of service is such a hidden form of platform risk.
V3 has been out for a couple years now.
I've just been learning the details in the last few months.
There is lots of impressive stuff, spanning the capital efficiency improvements, the P&L behaviour of the liquidation positions...all supported by this tick-price convention and data structure that allows price to clear but also balance with quantities as price change.
It's an Automated Market Maker, which enables a DEX for spot trading.
The math behind UniswapV3 is absolutely beautiful.
Intent with the raid idea is that the users have to have the relays that Alex Jones trusts already in their settings to get the list of his updated relays. And those relays could specialize in just serving deplatform risk mitigation.
Idea might not be fully baked. Dunno. Maybe there is something there, not sure.
He can run a relay with all his archived content.
The colluding relays have a reputation to manage.
What if we raided gossip related events, similar to hard drives? Break up your message, say 5 ways, where only 3 of the 5 are needed to unscramble. Send 5 to different relays. Not a silver bullet, but makes de-platforming harder.
What if relays split into three types?
indexing relays - Clients post and query profiles and relay information. These would be much more economically cheaper to run, search, etc. Node cost is inversely proportional to node. You could run this over POST and GET, and results could be turned into static files, which can be served wicked fast. People would be expected to re-index this, and propagate it, across the globe. UX would speed up huge, cause regular relays wouldn't be getting hit with "Hey, do you have data about this user, no? oh - okay". API could be far richer too.
read-relays - Optimized for search, filtering, serving. Anybody can still write, but the writes would be slow / more-expensive.
write-relays - Optimized for publishing, and fanning out to the read-relays. Anybody can still read, but the reads would be slow / more-expensive.
- Jeff
I'm hosting a relay for reckless users and developers to prototype markets on Nostr.
nostr.jmdtx.com
Yah, if a client is pulling the same data multiple times, between navigations, it's harmful, IMHO. It should cache and index locally.
Right?
Which publicly traded company will run a relay first?
Trying out Gossip by mike@mikedilger.com
Feels like Nostr pro-mode. Nice work Mike.
