So far I‘ve got the server side of NIP-01 covered as sending, subscribing, filtering and notices.
You could start writing Cucumber specs for the NIPs. I‘m trying, but I‘m struggling. 
I think you would be able to write NIP-01 much better. It‘s considered risky. But it‘s necessary.
How are those performance-wise on big files? I always heard that GNU grep is fastest.
I‘m trying to craft a filter using just Unix commands. Instead of
tac … | grep -e … -e … | grep -e … -e … | head -n 10
I need to somehow do a union of multiple of these. I can not think of another solution than cat and subprocesses.
On your side with that. We actually brewed Kölsch that day.
I‘d go even further and ask generally about order: https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/discussions/1002
nostr:npub180cvv07tjdrrgpa0j7j7tmnyl2yr6yr7l8j4s3evf6u64th6gkwsyjh6w6 why again do we need multiple filters per subscribe? Why not allow only one filter and register multiple subscriptions? #nip01
This is the most interesting part of the Kind01-removal discussion.
High signal comment.
https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/1076#issuecomment-1987002929
kind:1 is just a note. This doesn‘t have anything to do with Twitter. I disagree with the comment.
Considerations about peak-AI and chatbots:
We're going to get used to personalities of chatbots which alone will make it difficult to switch to other products. We'll find it difficult to start working with new personalities like we prefer to work with humans who we already know. This may lead to a situation where we prefer inferior work results because they come from our strong relationship to a specific AI chatbot.
Walking home from a brewing day at #gsöff 
If it sounds „average“, it‘s GPT or SEO.
What kind of energy exhaust is the other 5%? Shouldn‘t it more be like 99.999% heat and 0.001% LED light?
Often thinking about stack complexity:
How much autonomy does HTTP/2 cost us? I could imagine to implement my own HTTP/1.1 client and server on top of TCP/IP. But for new HTTP versions that would be a very difficult undertaking. I‘m loosing my full-stack capabilities with the #techstackstretch.
Who‘s Saylor and how big is his controlled stack?
