ah ya now I remember, that’s why I did it too! I honestly forgot why we had to follow ourselves in the first place

me to me - pv

I do gotta say, nostr is a stark example of how much twitter’s algo fuels negativity.

Twitter is built leaning harder and harder on the fact that people look at stuff they don’t want to see for almost 7x longer. (Negativity Bias.)

I just don’t see it here and it’s refreshing.

Doc just said, “This is not a dog who’s trying to die.”

First encouraging thing I’ve heard all-night! 😅

Heading home to get some rest. Will keep my Nostrich fam updated. 💜

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DID is so perfect that after 10 years it doesn’t have one successful application. It’s been a case of death by committee - instead of build and iterate.

The problem it attempts to solve is important - and Nostr certainly doesn’t attempt to address a complete matching problem space.

My biggest issue with DIDs are that no one ever seems to say, “hey, you can use this same mechanism or base spec from DIDs to solve that problem - it’s well thought out and will work well”. They just say, please adopt 100% of a 1000 page spec no one seems to care about in entirety.

Gm shadowy super coders

what do people on nostr (and hence who presumably enjoy it and are getting value from it) make of the whole DID/web standards/key rolling critique?

it seems to have become oddly partisan wherever you look so I’m keen to crowdsource some thoughts that may well be passionate but are at least also sober and disinterested …

Good morning #[1]

Gm #[1] 🌤️🤙

It's old school Sovereign. You know, where the Sovereign gets to take your stuff...

Sometimes I’ll pay with cash just to watch the millennials working the cash register struggle with math and counting coins. 😁

with lightning, ordinals/inscriptions, taro, and nostr, there is almost no “use case” for web3 that hasn’t been dismantled.

this isn’t to say i endorse all of those uses or find them valuable, just that there aren’t even bad use cases left to be building anywhere else.

All of the Zaps collected will be sent to #[6]'s Nostr development fund 😉 The "swear jar" is just a fun game for us to play for #MarchOffTwitter.

Now you have to donate to #[4]​ ‘s Twitter(swear) jar

More importantly, the “effective size” is not 4mb, it’s closer to 1.3mb