markdown is plaintext so it is technically allowed
NIP-01 states:
1: text_note: the content is set to the text content of a note (anything the user wants to say). Non-plaintext notes should instead use kind 1000-10000 as described in NIP-16.
Markdown is plaintext so should be allowed. Paging #[6] for clarification.
Where does the protocol say "No markdown in social nostr"?
What happens if I delete the parent?
What is the difference between sentient and sapient? I agree with ChatGPT:
The terms "sentient" and "sapient" are often used in discussions related to consciousness, intelligence, and life. While they may sound similar, they have distinct meanings.
Sentience refers to the ability to perceive or feel things, to have subjective experiences. Animals, humans, and even some machines can be considered sentient if they have the capacity to sense their surroundings and respond to them in some way. For example, a dog, a cat, or a robot equipped with sensors that allow it to detect its environment and respond to stimuli can be considered sentient.
Sapience, on the other hand, refers to the ability to think and reason, to have wisdom and intelligence. Humans are considered the most sapient species on Earth, as we possess the ability to reason abstractly, communicate through language, and solve complex problems. While other animals may possess some level of intelligence and problem-solving abilities, they do not typically exhibit the same level of sapience as humans.
In summary, sentience is the ability to perceive and feel, while sapience is the ability to think and reason. Both are important characteristics of life and intelligence, but they are distinct from each other.
Must read >> https://meaningness.com/geeks-mops-sociopaths
New online communities tend to be very friendly and positive. I'm hopeful that nostr can make it last even after the parasites and sociopaths show up because nostr enables a market solution to moderation.
Wow first 16 commits were by sirius-m before the 1st one by s_nakamoto in the bitcoin git repo 😲
testing a note ref
#[4]
I'm guessing this link won't work for users on different clients. What's the right way to reference other notes?
While the bug fix was trivial, the goal was really to set up a dev environment for Iris. Now I'm ready to take on something a bit more substantial. 😅
You are too kind!
Much better documentation on how to get it to work with Tailscale to make the relay public.
Fixed in https://github.com/irislib/iris-messenger/pull/289 ! 🙇🏻@npub1g53mukxnjkcmr94fhryzkqutdz2ukq4ks0gvy5af25rgmwsl4ngq43drvk
note revisions
Nostr famously does not allow note editing, but it could specify special replies called revisions. If the original author replies with a revision, it replaces the original in the UI and links sideways to the earlier revision (which might have its own replies).
If the UI is displaying a note when the revision arrives, it can alert the user that a new version is available and let the user navigate to it.
test invoice lnbc1u1p3l9uw3pp5rg9n9zw3pzvx9dm86hxnh6age2elvq7m93mx5jd7mhzz459085kqdq8w3jhxaqcqzpgxqr23ssp5phap6epetxns5meyjc9mynmw4ee0l0gy9pf7a3v9kxc0v2kvtg5s9qyyssqsjgsnual33rjpfs6zsdhhfe2ket292760e72fk7dgkutunkapu79hx0tw0q6624vu4n6t2dxqus5gsk5g2q6kjudedx5cn7927mmy0cq7ekv9e
I ran into this issue https://github.com/irislib/iris-messenger/issues/212 running iris locally from source. I was able to fix it by using nvm to downgrade node to v16.13.0. I was able to connect to my local nostr relay running in umbrel for the first time 🎉and I notice iris is noticeably faster.