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👨‍💻 Engineer @ opennode.com 🎙️ Co-Host https://keypair.fm 🤌 Host of Jersey Shore Bitcoin Meetup

Oh. Instead of “decentralized” why not just a “local” approach. A button that shows you gifs stored on your phone that you can upload and post?

I was going to do dry January but forgot and poured myself a whiskey.

18 hours into the new year and I’m already a failure.

My New Year’s resolution is to make my local llm my one and only nostr client.

If nostr could replace Zillow I’d consider that a big win.

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I was into helium for a while before I saw the light 😂

You're right. I'd rather use Tollgate every day.

But Helium has loads of devices out in the wild, and agreements with mobile carriers. Not to mention a UX that abstracts all of this from everyone.

That level of biz dev is providing more value (today) than cashu/tollgate is.

We can get there. But useful-now is better than perfect-someday 99% of the time.

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I like base2 numbers. 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, etc… it’s nerdy and I don’t have to think in fiat

Lived in Ireland for two years, after a few months everything was denominated in euros.

Easy to do when literally everything around you is priced in another currency. I think part of the reason its hard with BTC is that everyone still prices stuff in fiat.

AGI will be nostr's killer app

Please tell me this is ai. I’m not comfortable knowing someone out there is this deranged

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https://trustwallet.com/ Massive numbers of users, does not support Lightning. How do we get them to support Lightning?

What a shitty name for a wallet.

the masculine urge to write code by hand

i have a framework desktop with 128GB of vram.

even the gpt-oss:120b param model runs with like half my vram still free.

I don't think its a raw hardware problem, but the tooling around it seems to break more. Like once the model calls a tool I lose all context... its strange.

lol DHH posted a blog about exactly this, today.

https://world.hey.com/dhh/local-llms-are-how-nerds-now-justify-a-big-computer-they-don-t-need-af2fcb7b

OSS models just aren’t good enough today. I use one on my machine, but I primarily save my more “sensitive” questions for it. I get decent output for coding tasks, but I’m not asking it to actually generate code, just asking questions about syntax, structure, design, etc.

I just read this after I posted my note 😂

I love dhh but don't want to simply take his word for it... verify!

Which local models do you use?

Anyone have any luck getting local LLMs to perform well enough to actually do work with?

Would love to replace claude code, etc. and be without ai subscriptions, but so far the experience is v bad.

No Solutions taught me to be local-first.

all the "cashu is paper bitcoin" haters are surprisingly silent when it comes to cash app/square's paper bitcoin announcements.

I don't care about $ price. It doesn't make sense to measure something scarce with something that's exponentially growing.

Gold/BTC price on the other hand is a much more interesting metric.

₿ vs Sats is an even dumber flamewar than Core v. Knots.

Some of ya'll need a job or hobby.

LLMs have learned everything second hand

Imagine being Figma - a UI design company - IPO’ing at a time where AI is taking off and everyone just wants a chat box.

I agree. Interoperability is key to success. But I don’t think censorship resistance is ideal first order issue. Most people never even think about censorship resistance until they are censored explicitly (shadow banning doesn’t hit them in the face the same way)

Bitcoin payments have the same adoption/network effect problem. Sure it settles faster and has censorship resistance, but it’s not a 10x experience over credit cards for people who never experience those as problems. Everyone who already has their need met isn’t gonna take the time to learn and switch. (Thank god global monetary policy is so bad that makes NGU is the killer feature)

Bitcoin payments also need new use cases (like lightning zaps) to get adoption and grow. Do things incumbents can’t.

Every nostr app I’ve ever used has a better UX than this garbage.

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Reading List For Austrian Economics

1. Ludwig Von Mises:

•Human Action

•Interventionism

•Theory of Money and Credit

•Theory and History

•Planning for Freedom

•Economic Calculation in the Socialist Commonwealth

•Epistemological Problems of Economics

•The Ultimate Foundation of Economic Science

•Economic Freedom and Interventionism

2. Murray Rothbard

•What Has Government Done To Our Money?

•Man, Economy and State

•Power and Market

•America's Great Depression

•The Panic of 1819

•The Logic of Action (Published as 'Economic Controversies')

•The Progressive Era

•The Case Against The Fed

•The Mystery of Banking

•An Austrian Perspective on the History of Economic Thought

3. Hans-Hermann Hoppe

•Economic Science and the Austrian Method

•The Economics and Ethics of Private Property

•The Great Fiction

4. F. A. Hayek

•Choice in Currency

•Individualism and Economic Order

•Use of Knowledge in Society

•Prices and Production

•Monetary theory and the trade cycle

5. Eugen Von Böm-Bawerk

•The Positive Theory of Capital

•Capital & Interest

6. Carl Menger

•Origins of Money

•Principles of Economics

7. Jörg Guido Hülsmann

•Ethics of Money Production

8. Roderick T Long

•Wittgenstein, Austrian Economics, and the Logic of Action: Praxeological Investigations

9. Saifedean Ammous

•The Bitcoin Standard

•Principles of Economics

10. Henry Hazlitt

•Economics in One Lesson

•The Failure of the New Economics

•The Inflation Crisis, and How to Resolve it

You can find all these books at https://mises.org/

Do I need to read them all or can this list be pruned down?