I was able to send from Primal to 8333.space:3338 using the QR code to fund my cashu wallet earlier today

We *give* our attention to the things we love, so it’s not illogical to seek attention.

Maybe that’s the paradox, you must give with no expectations.

Actually, for $1 an article it would be great if I could read it, highlight it, then have all my notes indexed into my own personal LLM that's encyrypted and backed up for me. Journalism needs a value add layer.

Paywalled interview with Jack Dorsey on The End of Social Media.

I would zap $1 to read it, but I'm not willing to sign up for yet another subscription.

https://www.piratewires.com/p/interview-with-jack-dorsey-mike-solana

All good points, and totally worth figuring out for the benefit of both buyers and sellers. All the primitives to make this work are available.

A fair, transparent, social ticketing service built on nostr would be freakin amazing. I’ll do whatever I can do to support this project.

nostr:note10uf3jhl5htp6qmjg8590gqtv76523tqg9s0r2tv0upxuhxc7xhds53zprg

I am not. This would be an infrastructure heavy project requiring a small dedicated team to do it right. It’s not an application, it’s a data pipeline and a massive index, which if you invested in you would need to monetize to sustain.

Better ways to visualize relationships, traffic, and storage across your notes, relays, and contacts.

Found these to work with some basic functionality.

https://badges.page

https://nostrbadges.com

Looking for a more seamless way to show off my fancy new @bitpopart badge

Which clients currently display badges? #asknostr

I store my sats in a “vault” because I hear unhosted wallets are not compliant. Better safe than sorry.

Top shelf note 😂.

FYI can’t zap you from Primal.

You could add to that: “because responsibility is expensive”

Go for it! Smaller domain specific models are a natural path. The more transparent you are about how you are preparing the data and training the models the better. Help educate people on how this stuff works.

Hi nostr… this message will be encoded in the nostr-LLM one day.

Totally agree, that’s what caught my attention. He has identified the problem which many open source developers are struggling with, but the solution feels like a return to the past.

Bruce Perens recently outlined a "Post-Open" vision that aims to compensate developers fairly for their work and provide a more streamlined licensing and compliance model for companies using open source software.

https://www.thestack.technology/open-source-pioneer-perens-says-time-for-post-open/

https://perens.com/static/DEVELOPMENT_LICENSE.txt?v=2004_04_01

Reading it, the license grants restricted rights to use the software for free up to $5 million in revenue per year, after which companies must pay for additional rights. It also sets conditions like prohibiting export for military/defense purposes, requiring modifications to be publicly released or paid for, and banning training of machine learning models without releasing the resulting model under the same terms.

I've got a ton of respect for Bruce but if you were thinking about adopting something like this you would be better off hiring a lawyer to write something more specific on your behalf.

We've had Free as in beer... Free as in speech.... and now Free as in a large legal team.

Perla’s on South Congress

Yeah that’s a good way to put it. Agree the UX is really nice, however because of the async nature of posting it’s more like a stream of soliloquies.

What type of benchmark? Adoption, performance, something else?

Has anyone been playing around with Air Chat? I'm a huge audio/podcast guy so assumed I would enjoy it, but the short clips and responses don't end up translating into an actual conversation. Finding the context and flow to be disorienting.

Seeing a nostr screenshot was a pleasant suprise though.