Yep but along the lines of Highlighter š and note can be a single sample / note (musical) or bar or line of lyrics.
Composasble music legos
Hereās an example but what if you do it collaboratively (and for fun)
https://youtu.be/WsBKpi_z3_c?si=N0FpulZokUuEeDRe&t=70 (1:10)
where Leo talks about how he can churn out a video per week. Heās doing everything himself sans guest appearances. The cam angles change every 2-3 seconds but thatās just the visual. The main thinking is putting the track together. He plays all the instruments too with layering.
Canāt notes be used as backup metadata for all the layers (not just media servers).
As gossip-model helps with relay decentralisation the same note breadcrumbs for rest of the layers? DNS might be tougher nut to crack.
Media files with nostr:npub1t89vhkp66hz54kga4n635jwqdc977uc2crnuyddx7maznwfrpupqwra5h9 et co. Hornet hashing.
nostr:note1mmk0ugfmrruqhc3e0k4rx6a4dal0s4pm8ay7q22nrz9xxd4nuzys0k4ez0
How could you co-create music with nostr notes?
From Apache 2.0 š (AGPL) v3
āThe Matrix project recently announced that at least 115 million users communicate via the protocol, nearly double the previous yearās number..ā
āā¦aims to distinguish itself by offering data protection, security and transparent software to clients including in sensitive sectors such as law enforcement and healthcareā
So, another Anthropic?
https://www.ft.com/content/cf3a1cd8-64ef-4002-add6-3342ba9facff
āThe internet hunted down the fraud, collected indisputable evidence, and delivered him gift-wrapped to the government. Then everyone from Elon to India yelled online for a full month till the state finally, grudgingly picked him up.ā
I donāt remember the data structure of ATproto but on the nostr environment the primal type of indexing service could be ideal for firehose type of real-time algo feeds?
I'm finally getting around to watching all of the Workshop Day 2 #nostrasia content. The deep dive into Primal's algos was informative. nostr:npub16c0nh3dnadzqpm76uctf5hqhe2lny344zsmpm6feee9p5rdxaa9q586nvr discussed which algos they have and use, how some of their algos work, and their plans for the future. I look forward to upcoming Nostr clients that implement algo stores, where users can pick can choose how and if they want algos to help organize their content. The more user choices we have, the better.
This is worth checking out from the Bluesky:
https://atproto.com/blog/feature-skyfeed
Skyfeed is a powerful feed builder with regex capabilities among others. Still easy enough to be used by end users.
This is similar but less so:
nostr:note1jwze2cae4zlyfvanfj8ec9agm2rk9ug4z9j9sdydsp76h4pza5qsqxexcu
Nostr your agency
Where are you going?
Before you go please zap and boost
nostr:note1reprk5q4ytddn34xtu9a9tx332sdz2auzpe4sns63rcwx9ut6uyq9pxlt3
Itās not only physical cables and pipes that will and are targeted in the west
ā7,500 [developers] have built 26 relays to support the network; Android and iOS apps, including a decentralized chess game; a decentralized news site for independent journalists; and several decentralized clones of Twitter and Reddit.ā
This dropped from the post
https://web.archive.org/web/20160309161628/http://szabo.best.vwh.net/ttps.html
āDonāt have a Bluesky invite? Join nostr instead.ā
What could be the top 3 arguments? and easy UX flow for targeting those that are looking for alts at the moment?
Similarly,
āCannot access Threads? Join Nostr instead.ā
+ nostr:npub1l2vyh47mk2p0qlsku7hg0vn29faehy9hy34ygaclpn66ukqp3afqutajft ās soon to be ready easy sign-up.
I meant the bunker. Just trying to understand from the perspective ātrusting a 3rd party is a security threat as a defaultā. They need not to be adversarial but just get hacked.
We need easy-to-use solutions, and almost anything is better than centralised silos š
Farcasterās Passkey was a nice implementation to make it easier for regular users, and also allowing to pay with Apple the reg&storage fees.