I'm currently using Gemini models with a mighty 2 million token context window. I use a portion of this context as a knowledge base, then employ a system prompt to alter the model's behavior accordingly.

I've built many rage apps before, but with this one, I wanted to try something new: something easily self-hosted at no cost, significantly lightweight, & storing all personality & chat history locally.

For more details, read this

note1fk0w6a4sqz2gtsphg42z54l546d368z0700gmp8yu0tgp6ng7dmqz4fku8

Today I built an app I had wanted to build for a very long time. It's basically a personality-based AI chatbot.

You provide 2 simple things:

1st, instructions on how the model should behave. You can be very specific.

2nd, data. You want the personality to understand, that data can be bunch of PDFs.

It then turns that data & instructions into a personality. So, next time you ask it anything, that personality will have all the context of the data you provided & will behave according to your instructions.

When I'm all set, I'll open source it. you can simply attach your own API.

Hacks will continue unti Trusted 3rd Parties Security Improves

FYI: Security won't improve as long as their are Trusted 3rd Parties

I agree with all you said but if there’s a hard fork, the miners can choose the coin they mine, the nodes can choose which software they run but the holders cannot choose the coin they own unless they’ve run their own node. Have I got that right?

Was listening to the Saylor series with Breedlove and Saylor mentions that “the nodes, the miners and the holders all hold power in the bitcoin network”. I understand how the nodes and the miners hold power but how do the holders have power?

#asknostr #bitcoins

I just had an idea why don’t you reply to this note introducing yourself

saying a couple things about yourself as short or as detailed as you want it to be

in the hopes of meeting someone new, possibly a new fren, a likeminded individual, idk let’s see what happens

Totally get where you’re coming from. On Nostr, it’s all about organic reach, and honestly, I think that’s one of the best parts about it. No ads, just real connections.

You’re already on the right track with using valuable content and hashtags. That’s huge. But beyond that, it’s really about getting involved in conversations. Nostr is all about interaction—don’t just post and hope for the best. Engage with others, comment, share your thoughts. The more you put yourself out there in the right spaces, the more visibility you’ll naturally gain.

Also, consistency is key. Keep showing up, and people will start noticing. You’re building a real audience, not just chasing numbers.

What kind of conversations or content are you most interested in sharing? Let’s brainstorm some ideas!

The more I wrap my head around the true value of BTC,

the more I feel like I shouldn't tell anyone I own any BTC.

I've looked into XRP & I'm not impressed at all.

What do these people think they know??

Give me a follow and reply below and get 20 sats. I will zap until i am out of sats.(will let you know)

More audience more fun

Yes. Thank you. Indeed.

Everything you said is true and I agree with you, but knowing this reality makes you understand more the importance of Bitcoin and to run away from this system they have set up.

At least this is my point of view, and the world needs to know the truth.

🌊 SURF 'N TURF 🏝️

-THE BITCOIN ISLAND LIFE-

Eclectic styled reception area under the glass dome of Paris Court, originally built as a bank in the 1910s, then used as a shopping arcade before being renovated into a luxury hotel, downtown Budapest, Hungary

Credits Goes to the respective

Author ✍️/ Photographer📸

🐇 🕳️

#Bitcoin #Freedom #Apocalypse #Music #Movies #Philosophy #Literature #dogstr #islands #scuba #marinelife #architecture

And to be clear I think the individualist approach is absolutely the moral one but to say that the solution is to just hoard a currency and be a pacifist is kinda naive given how that worked out for basically every pacifist force throughout history.

*"You are a slave to whoever controls you emotionally."*

> *"We get angry when someone tries to tell us what to do. 'Don’t tell me how to dress, how to think, how to do my job, how to live.' We feel this way because we see ourselves as independent, self-sufficient individuals.*

> *Or at least, that’s what we tell ourselves.*

> *Yet, if someone says something we disagree with, something inside us tells us we must argue with them. If a plate of treats is placed in front of us, we must eat them. If someone does something we don’t like, we must be furious. If a setback arises, we must be sad, depressed, or worried. But if something good happens a few minutes later, suddenly, we’re happy, excited, and wanting more.*

> *We should never let another person shake us back and forth the way our impulses do. It’s time we start seeing things differently: we are not puppets, dancing to whichever tune suits us at the moment. We should be the ones in control—not our emotions—because we are independent, self-sufficient individuals."*

> — **Ryan Holiday**

> *"Frame your thoughts like this: you are a mature man, and you will no longer allow yourself to be enslaved or manipulated like a puppet by every impulse. You will stop complaining about your current lot or fearing the future."*

> — **Marcus Aurelius**

📌 **Emotions can give us information, but they should not give us orders.**

It’s not enough to learn to say "no" to others; you must also learn **not to give in** to the demands of your weaker self.

---

**Thank you for reading, my friend!**

If this message resonated with you, consider leaving your **"🥃"** as a token of appreciation.

**A toast to our family!**