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100% alpha and stack sats. Shrinkflation-proof. Never KYC. Peace.

Au contraire. You're always right on time.

Nostr changes this. DMs are safer. Less data for cross-referencing. IP and public activity still vulnerable.

I discovered this is under Explore. There's a lot going on on the explore page so I missed how I could click on latest or popular. Actually very neat but requires a second look.

poa.st is a notorious instance. I'm surprised it's relayed in this way. If you check global there's plenty of crap that should be and is filtered for daily life.

Primal is an anagram of arm lip. It's a solid pivot.

Snort is an anagram of Nostr. You're welcome.

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Drivechains

Alright people, we are playing a game of chess here. The one thing, the absolute one thing, we can't do is give up the king. To give up the king, in my humble opinion, is to mess up the base layer. This mistake would disrupt the delicate incentive structure that ensures sound money. That sound money pegs the extremely fragile credit markets and out-of-control G7 policymakers that are creating clown world with their CB fiat policies.

We don’t need the sound, pegged, money to move fast, we don’t need the money to do smart swoopty things, we just need it to be pegged, immutable, and digitally sailable to actually stop the madness of clown world.

By introducing a whole lot of technical complexity to the base layer and potentially screwing with the incentives all so we can connect to a bunch of centralized shitcoin projects is like playing offense with the king when you’re down 7 pieces and the other player still has their entire back row at their disposal.

A. Why the rush!?

B. Why not just go use Monero if you need that level of anominity in your transactions. Why do you have to have it in a wrapper via drivechains?

C. Why risk the king without deep understanding and testing of the technical risk and potential change to incentives?

The beauty of Bitcoin is you can build it and softfork it, and we’ll let the community vote with their nodes. BUT, I for one, have no use for drivechains (that doesn’t mean everyone is like me). And as a result, I will not be updating my node and running any attempted “secret” softfork updates by the miners.

I have no desire to enter into another blocksize war but I will if I have to.

Not worth it. Varidesks enforce an uncomfortable position. The full-size ones are still risky to move if you have any cabling at all so they stay put. Be happy with your boring old stationary desk and take a walk every once in a while.

No followers feed on web. Amethyst has me used to checking those I follow first.

Joscha Bach says the seven stages of lucidity need not be followed by an individual in order, yet they are referred often by number.

https://youtu.be/e8qJsk1j2zE

Absolutely. Closed ones can easily be found and re-opened if there's interest. This is just one of those things that turns into a red flag after looking at tons of repos.

NIPs, like all open source efforts, are a product of a healthy community so everything should work toward supporting the vibrance and diversity of that community.

That's a reasonable response to so many open PRs but it's not a great situation to get used to as it means less consensus and velocity.

If a PR is merged, that doesn't mean the NIP is final. It just means `main` is open for follow-on PRs from others. In the current state, there's a lot more energy spent on discussion without resolution than improved NIPs.

Bias toward merging and interested parties will know they can correct things quickly. As it is, half the time I go looking for a NIP it's not even in the README so I must search which is a waste when multiplied by n contributors.

I can't argue with all the great work that's been done so far but I see a lot more potential to be unlocked.

When I get instant follow after a zap it reminds me that Nostr is highly scriptable and I want to open vim.

I just go there whenever I get notifications. I hate new kinds of notifications so that's already not starting on the right foot, then the kind of content I see makes me think less of humanity, so I almost never visit on my own accord. On Nostr I see builders and constructive people zapping each other so it's night and day.