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Dustin Dannenhauer
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DVM maximalist Building DVMDash - a monitoring and debugging tool for DVMs https://dvmdash.live Live DVM Stats here: https://stats.dvmdash.live Hacking on ezdvm - a python library for making DVMs https://github.com/dtdannen/ezdvm

The first version of DVMDash is live at https://dvmdash.live/metrics/ ! See how much DVMs are making here: https://dvmdash.live/dvm/

Read more about it here: nostr:naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzpkscaxrqqs8nhaynsahuz6c6jy4wtfhkl2x4zkwrmc4cyvaqmxz3qqxnzdejxv6nyd34xscnjd3sz05q9v

when you say kind definition, do you mean they are defined in the job request event (kind 5xxx)?. Am I correct in understanding that there is no global 'params' structure per kind? The way nostrdvm does it is that in a DVM's nip-89 announcement, that DVM specifies their 'nip90Params' right?

I just want to confirm this. It's a huge plus for the protocol if DVMs define their own params and there is no global definition that is forced upon everyone.

I'm bringing this up because other decentralized AI approaches have tried to force input / output structure of ai services

nostr:npub1nxa4tywfz9nqp7z9zp7nr7d4nchhclsf58lcqt5y782rmf2hefjquaa6q8 nostrdvm lets you specify 'params', but is this defined anywhere in nip-89? nostr:npub1l2vyh47mk2p0qlsku7hg0vn29faehy9hy34ygaclpn66ukqp3afqutajft I know vendata.io will show fields based on the 'params' of the nip-89 for a dvm? Did you just decide to do this or is it based on a NIP somewhere?

Is there any existing mint that offers sub 1 sat denominations? Looking to get my hands on some .01 or .001 sat ecash for testing purposes

Does this rely on the mints to determine denominations? Could we have millisat nuts (or even smaller)?

haha just another day on Nostr, reminds me of the early ecash days, keep building πŸ’ͺ

Turns out writing a fast, scalable data pipeline can be a little tricky...

GN

If you develop a novel piece of code that solves a problem in your tech stack, be it a personal project or at work, consider commoditizing it by turning it into a DVM.

Better yet, with nostr:npub1nxa4tywfz9nqp7z9zp7nr7d4nchhclsf58lcqt5y782rmf2hefjquaa6q8 β€˜s nostrdvm library (or doing it yourself) you can whitelist your npub so you don’t get charged, but if others want to use it, they can pay for it.

Either way you’re going to be maintaining that code cause it’s in your stack right? Make some extra sats

Do you have a favorite brand or do you just buy buckwheat and steep it?

Did ecash appear on Nostr before Zaps? I'd love to know when the first ecash payment was sent on Nostr and when the first Zap was sent on Nostr.

I'm working on a timeline that involves some of Nostr's history. Seems like December 2022 to February 2023 is the time range for both?

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And just like that all the Nostr apps that support DVM feeds got a new feature!

what's your favorite relay to use for quick testing?

It would be cool if we could visualize github NIPs as conversations, so all the pull requests and comments could be ordered chronologically, and it would be easy for someone to skim a nip from past to present and see everything.

The problem with the history tab for a single NIP is that it doesn't show the content of the commits or any comments from PRs, etc.

I guess that doesn't solve any conflicts between proposals / suggestions though...

Nostrudel, Primal, and Nostur. I like Damus and Coracle when exploring #global but don't do that daily. Damus is the only app I have that auto translates (at least that I've set up for it).