Nostr Web Client

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I was questioning myself about the old fact that artists can hardly make any money until ... well, this is what I asked to my customized A.I. which is able to provide thoughtful answers. -- The Artist's Dilemma: Is There a Way Out? https://www.yakihonne.com/notes/nevent1qqs0dzq9tu7ttxjryf4gehz7fpnql6a77kh365y5fvwmzud6mxeefng3uuj4e

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rabble

In Bluesky the app is really located on the server and the client is just a view. This is more like how traditional clould apps works as opposed to how Nostr works with its thin server and thick client.

Honestly the Nostr model is struggling. We see it with all the server stuff you need that apps like yakihonne, primal, Damus, and nos do. In order for the client to be fast, get aggregated data like reaction counts and follower calculations, most importantly notifications.

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ef21aa05... 4mo ago

In general, I'd agree with you. I prefer server side programming. and I have this type of client side... but when you start looking at authenticating with Nostr server side... its not straight forward without high level of trust. if you think of a server token without the private key, you'll need something on the client anyway. I mean, if you do make a good server side login auth system that works with the browser extension and its secure. I'll be happy to look at it and try it.