How do we call "Nostr" apps that just login with Nostr but save everything the user creates in their own centralized database instead of our relays? 🤔

What have you done then?

Why?

I can have ai do simple stuff and pay some PhD in India $10 an hour to do the complex stuff.

I am still fascinated by the idea of getting users to sign of every little interaction with an app.

What an idea, Nostr. What an idea.

Are there any pros and cons?

Prompt: "an accurate image of a Ukrainian muscular cossack standing on a pile of skulls as a winner, masculine figure, D&D, fantasy, intricate, elegant, highly detailed, extremely detailed, digital painting, artstation, concept art, matte, sharp focus, symmetrical, illustration, art by Artgerm and Greg Rutkowski and Alphonse Mucha"

#zapathon #bitcoin #nostr #plebchain #grownostr #zap #art #memes #pleb #PlebAI

You need to make some lifestyle changes If you need an alarm to wake up anytime you want to wake up.

The distinction between "It's about me" and "It's about my audience" is a fascinating lens through which to analyze social media platforms. YouTube creators primarily focus on content that caters to their audience's preferences and interests, while LinkedIn creators often prioritize self-centered content, paying minimal attention to their audience's needs and desires. Every other network falls somewhere between these two extremes.

When it comes to Nostr, there will be segments of creators who lean toward audience-centric content and others who prioritize content about themselves, attenuated by the client they use and the type of feed they see from others. The key challenge will be how to assemble the feed the reader wants out of both segments.

The distinction between "It's about me" and "It's about my audience" is a fascinating lens through which to analyze social media platforms. YouTube creators primarily focus on content that caters to their audience's preferences and interests, while LinkedIn creators often prioritize self-centered content, paying minimal attention to their audience's needs and desires. Every other network falls somewhere between these two extremes.

When it comes to Nostr, there will be segments of creators who lean toward audience-centric content and others who prioritize content about themselves, attenuated by the client they use and the type of feed they see from others. The key challenge will be how to assemble the feed the reader wants out of both segments.

Well put. I lean towards what the audience wants or needs.

The distinction between "It's about me" and "It's about my audience" is a fascinating lens through which to analyze social media platforms. YouTube creators primarily focus on content that caters to their audience's preferences and interests, while LinkedIn creators often prioritize self-centered content, paying minimal attention to their audience's needs and desires. Every other network falls somewhere between these two extremes.

When it comes to Nostr, there will be segments of creators who lean toward audience-centric content and others who prioritize content about themselves, attenuated by the client they use and the type of feed they see from others. The key challenge will be how to assemble the feed the reader wants out of both segments.

You guys have to stop with this shit of this sociopath mic rich assholes like Von Mises. Fuck sake you come up with theories of people who where greedy as fuck

Von Moses and his sociopath friends?? No thanks…

Capitalism sucks, and Von Moses was just a lunatic sociopath

Von Moses and his sociopath friends?? No thanks…

Capitalism sucks, and Von Moses was just a lunatic sociopath

Well, actual history is not what you've been told.

Also, the past is not as you remember it.

Im learning some pretty crazy things about Canada that i never knew.

At the end of WW2 there was something called the Rat Line.

This was an escape route from Europe at the end of WW2. Thousands of SS veterans and Nazi collaborators from Baltic States and the Ukraine were given quick entry to Canada, in a time when many Jews were imprisoned in 8 internment camps across Canada.

The Jews were held for “suspicion of being Communists”.

The Canadian historian Irving Abella wrote extensively on the topic.

Ever get the feeling actual history is not what you’ve been told?

What’s the single greatest predictor of success in the long run?