my team name

#formula1 #gsc360 #fantasyracing

There are always 4 ways to implement something in Nostr:

1. Bound to a relay

2. Bound to a client

3. Bound to a key

4. Bound to an event

Communities, for instance, can be assembled at:

1. The relay level: pick a relay to join (NIP-29). The relay operator moderates the conversation and decides who can participate in. It centralizes in the relay itself. Forks are possible but hard to execute because it requires everyone to migrate their own settings. Whoever controls that relay can rug pull everybody.

2. The client level: pick a hashtag, label (NIP-32) and WoT algo to assemble the community's feed. The client moderates the conversation. It's fluid. No one controls the hashtag or the topic of the discussion. There are not master relays to get posts from. The conversation can be broken as separate users might use different relays and thus will see different things. Consistency is among users is not great. Rug pulls can only happen if the Client itself is affected.

3. The key level: pick a key to tag when talking about a topic that the key itself defines. The key controller defines the topic and thus, unlike hashtags, can change its picture/description over time including the choice of preferred relay to gather all comments. But the key cannot on itself moderate unless it also controls the preferred relay to delete posts. Rug pulls can happen by the key controller or if that key is stolen.

4. The event level: pick an event that describes the community (NIP-72, NIP-28). Moderation happens by admins marked in the event itself in any relay. Clients just obey the NIP to display approved posts. Moderation happens via Nostr events and are set for everyone participating in the discussion. Those moderators can rug pull the community.

Pick your poison.

Unite the clans

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late decision, but I'm taking a break from SM for lent. I've been grinding the fiat mines these last several weeks and it's a waste/time sink.

So true, Hal.

Defi is a scam brother

If this is your first day on nostr you have to fight

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so, i keep on encountering these atheists, and on the internet it seems like they are some huge majority

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nope. 5%

63% of americans claim to be christians of one flavor or another

buncha pussies tho, obviously

Keep in mind

QQ: what do people use these days for long-form test-to-speech? Like converting a novel-length text to a voice audio file (audiobook). #asknostr

Just to be clear, Bitcoin has been a phenomenal store of value for me. It’s also, because of that, been a massive help with medical treatments for family. The lightning network has also been a huge benefit for payments. To say it’s useless is to show you’ve neither studied it nor used it. So GFY 🖕

How do you like your steak?

A few #memes for those of you that are still up and happen to be on this glorious protocol. I'm very grateful for #nostr and all of the wonderful weirdos on here. GN

#memestr #grownostr

Watched random sci-fi movie on Netflix while on sick leave ...

Why is evil AI basically a modern green activist?

Why do green activists loose at the end, even in woke Netflix movie?

They seem to be Friedmanites/utilitarians and their policy recommendations aren't that great.

But seeing them get this kind of attention is encouraging.