Me too.

Is Babylon 5 old enough? Else I just know movies and German shows.

Global feed is probably improved by Gossip and maybe detailed client settings - I agree there. Blocking whole servers does also not seem the way to me. I could find NVK though.

What is different here? Global feed can be kinda messy.

Just browsing for the first time. Seems pretty alive. Different crowd but not as bad as I would have thought after some comments here. That’s just my first impression though after a couple of minutes.

Forgot an a!

Any thoughts about mstodon?

Pretty sure orange juice is missing.

Not many Bitcoiners with a pure history.

I’m failing the most basic math these days.

My father belongs to me? 😬😅

It’s sad.

Where can I browse a history of my Nostr reactions?

Removed Twitter results from https://sps.bio. It is Nostr only now. Broke my heart though.

You both used it now😬.

Just downloaded my Twitter archive. Now I am contemplating whether I should send a last Tweet.

Demand is much higher today, when a lot more people want to diversify their portfolio by investing in foreign land.

Filtering out those you already follow is already on the ToDo list.

The categorization is a nice idea. I might find a way to use my search index for that. E.g. collect the most used words per cluster or sth.. This might all take a while though.

In a perfect world, you should find contacts close to your dot or with the same color cooler than those far away.

It might serve as the basis for recommendations. There is still a lot of spam in the dataset though, and many dead accounts.

I have a bunch of kind 3 events lying around and used two different methods to visualize the resulting contact list graph.

One is used for the coloring (Louvain) - don’t ask me, why or how it works, but it looks cool.

The other is for the distances between contacts (force direction). Basically it makes contacts repell each other but following relations attract each other, so that in the end subgraphs with a lot of internal followings will cluster.

Hmmm, https://sps.bio/?q=privilege%20problematic%20patriarchy 😅.

Might be my search is too stupid - or there just aren’t that many “left” people here, yet.

I particularly liked problematic, patriarchy and privilege. Thank you!

What would some words be that left/socialist people use that e.g. libertarians wouldn’t?

Maybe https://highlighter.com? I heard it mentioned by nostr:npub1l2vyh47mk2p0qlsku7hg0vn29faehy9hy34ygaclpn66ukqp3afqutajft as an Evernote alternative. Notes are probably public by default though. Maybe it can be combined with a private relay or sth.

*might make energy more expensive

I see Bitcoin as the attempt to break the game theory that forces countries to inflate money supply.

If there are more and more Bitcoiners equally distributed among all countries, it might lessen the pressure that inflation causes. It can/will only work if all work less, equally.

(If e.g. only one country were to do it, it would suffer due to relative productivity loss.)

Really a kinda socialist, growth slowing idea beneath it all.

On the other hand Bitcoin is increasing growth due to need of energy, but then again it might energy more expensive for other purposes. Very interesting tension.

If you negotiate salary, it is not prt of that amount, is all I meant. Of course the worker’s productivity needs to be bigger than salary plus hidden parts, is I guess what you are saying. That is all beside the point though, which is, that inflation might benefit net productivity, since workers have to work more. So it is not all bad, just bad for the worker, at minimum in short term.

*meant employer

Just asked my boss. It seems, it is not even 50/50 anymore. Employer pays less.

The optimum has to be figured out though, and it seems, and controlled inflation has been used as a tool for quite some time now. Also, you can divert e.g. divert additional health cost to the worker, too. In Germany, insurance is split 50/50 between worker and employee, and quality is reduced steadily. There are private insurances, too.