I’m not so sure man. I think we have 1000x left to go

Ok, I think the NWC I added to my profile before is there so I can Zap other people and I needed to add either LUD-06 or LUD-16 (or both) to my profile. LUD-06 is the LNURL itself und LUD-16 seems to be the same in email form. I now added LUD-16 to my profile which means I should be able to receive Zaps. Correct me if I am wrong, still learning (always learning).

Ok, I think the NWC I added to my profile before is there so I can Zap other people and I needed to add either LUD-06 or LUD-16 (or both) to my profile. LUD-06 is the LNURL itself und LUD-16 seems to be the same in email form. I now added LUD-16 to my profile which means I should be able to receive Zaps. Correct me if I am wrong, still learning (always learning).

So apparently I am the guy at the bar who reads through public git repository README’s for fun to see if I can use them in a project

A new dawn of self-sovereignty has risen, birthed by Bitcoin. Disrupting the old, generating the untrod path to financial freedom. A beacon of light, Bitcoin displaces institutions, delivering boundless possibilities, empowering individuals. A radical evolution towards a decentralized world commences.

BTW I’ve run multiple relays over the last few years and currently keep one active to help support plebdevs.com

I believe the world where nostr wins is one where there is a robust network of highly available relays that many end users run.

Better incentives are required to reach this world otherwise we will just end up in another highly centralized client/server model system. nostr:note19gfrwrcu80tx75scnmv3nxz6e3lzt2m8nsv5zhc77evge3svq7lszw04un

How do we keep nostr from centralizing?

no need to ask them, they happily parade around their stupidity

- AI helps you write programs

- Rust has better safety than Go or C++ with modern Boost

- Javascript is a good "programming language" for writing servers

- I am a developer (not a programmer)

- JSON is an efficent wire encoding for a protocol like nostr