Yeah its sloppy to say the least. I like the comment about protocols V platforms. I know that some large insurance companies might have a brand new mobile app on the front end, but still rely mainframe tech from the 1960's on the back end. Silicon Valley wants to transcend that, but the reality is that older data models don't fit into the new paradigm. I think Elon is beginning to see that with federal government systems. Elon is used to building stuff from scratch to work for today and tomorrow,, but when he encounters stuff that is prior to his birthday, he scratches his head. We'll figure it out. We always do.

A Nostr phone can operate as a personal data hub where all apps interact with one or more local relays.

It’s an architecture where instead of each app creating its own isolated data silo, they all contribute to and draw from a unified, user-controlled pool of information. Users can install one or more "data pools" and control them through regular Nostr clients.

This architecture offers several key advantages:

- It maximizes data portability: Switching between apps becomes effortless, as your information remains in memory and consistent across all clients. Even if background apps are randomly terminated by the OS, relays can continue to serve real-time information to the active app.

- It enhances privacy: Storing data on local relays reduces reliance on third-party servers, minimizing the risk of content moderation and geo-located IP tracking.

- It fosters innovation: Developers can focus on creating unique user experiences without needing to build local data backends, leading to a more vibrant and diverse app ecosystem.

- It ensures resilience: Even if an app or relay ships a buggy version and becomes unavailable, your data remains accessible through other connected components, guaranteeing continuity and user control.

- It minimizes mobile data: Instead of each app independently fetching and storing duplicate data, they access a single, locally cached source. This eliminates redundant downloads, saving bandwidth and reducing latency.

Nostr can only do this because of signed data. The apps themselves don’t need trust each other. They know ever new event was approved by the user.

YS....I wanted to Zap you some SATs. No wallet setup? Vamos

X is actually under a massive cyberattack

Aww poor lickle Elon.

Should’ve got himself a nsec and stuck a relay on a RasPi, could’ve saved himself $44 billion.

Many are wondering why the Trump administration and, primarily, Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent, are putting the brakes on the economy and letting US equities get pummeled.

This slide from Hedgeye nicely depicts what (I believe) is the primary reason... despite all of the garbled nonsense spewing from most financial outlets.

A massive wall of debt maturity is upon us over the next five months, which peaks in the month of April at well over $2T!!

The lower the rates in the near-term, the lower the present and future price of our debt payments following this massive and mandatory rollover.

Pulling the US economy... and inflation expectations... and Treasury yields... and equities... lower causes real short-term pain, but should lead to more reasonable future interest payments on debt and provide support for robust future growth.

yeah true. hes not a shill, just seems like a typical Bitcoin Standard maxi with a channel.

i guess my complains have just been his ngu focus and monero FUD.

so same as everyone else 😅

lol, the Debian Linux running on Android 15 in on a fully isolated VM. The phone has a hypervisor!

The phone is really the new server.

What a time to be alive.

Programming languages are going to die with AI, we are going to be writing programs in English mostly

this is where I vibe code

"Premium +" = You're paying to beta test features that should be free.

pathetic

The price of a US citizenship would very quickly fall to 5 figures if they allowed openly buying and selling it

Anti-counterfeit alien money

They. Are. Afraid. 👌