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Explorer and early adopter, painter, musician, coder, movie buff, bitcoiner, family man.

There's too much good stuff on Nostr... so I'm looking for a way to save and order Nostr notes because I'm sure things scroll out of focus that deserve more longevity. I'll let y'all know if I find anything. ? #asknostr

Recalling this awesome clip which I looped and jammed some bass on for a while. I think it's be so awesome to make music with other folks on Nostr. Bass, some drums, anyone out there sing? What do you think? You wanna jam? #jamstr #musicstr #artstr #nostr #music #guitar #bass

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Have you tried the wood filler dissolved with acetone trick?

Stls are just files. #stl + #3dprint + any download link is a fine start. It's nice to preview and make collections but the more minimal this kind of site the better. The newer ones are mostly manufacturer lock-in plays.

Are there any clients that give info on speed and latency of the relays that are in use?

I kind of like watching Amethyst count up followers and it seems like that same kind of timing sequence may be occuring with notes and other stuff. Could also be neat to get an idea of how much was unique in the latter responses of the download sequence. #asknostr

Nostr is a great place to share work. Don't have much time today to create so enjoying the downtime. I hope to do more nostr-interactive stuff soon, but here's a still life I made last week.

#artstr #oilpainting #art

Llm answer: One user reported spending approximately $40 worth of tokens on a Vibe Coding project described on the DoltHub blog, and estimated that actively interacting with Claude could cost around $10 an hour.

I appreciate the intent. I'll have to update the zap stuff.

Painting is strangely addictive. Something about mixing colors and dealing with all of these analog judgements.

This composition started with a piece of Bitcoin merch and developed from there. Needs more but pretty happy with it so far. #artstr #oilpainting #bitcoinart #bitcoin and purple because #nostr

How's #artstr doing today? Working on anything fun?

I'd be interested to hear your thoughts on how to get better interoperability if notes don't include any creator app metadata. Nostrudel let's you turn off writing this tag of course.

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nostr:npub1tsgw6pncspg4d5u778hk63s3pls70evs4czfsmx0fzap9xwt203qtkhtk4 mute all these phrases. Thanks

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Me handing over a delegation to dave for this purpose

Isn't this architectural? Content, interactions (which are content) and trust are all data which are pulled from various relays. Solve that and it starts to sound like a smart server.

I'd like to keep dumb servers but perhaps enable clients to share the results of their smart work. For example, key delegation is expensive to resolve but once done, the resulting data is perfect for sharing over relays.

Of what I'm working on I'm most interested in:

- Oil painting as I'm trying to do physical artwork that addresses AI, NFTs, and 3d printing.

- Nostr protocol development. Since you've developed a Nostr app it's likely you've gotten into NIPs. I feel like there's a lot of opportunity to improve process around protocol development and am looking for others' perspectives on it.

Video is an amazing medium. If you have any documentary/essay ideas I'd be happy to give my thoughts.

I've learned a lot of blender, camera setup, and lighting recently from music video challenges. I'm going to try and up my short-form game since that seems to be where the action is.... I actually think Nostr is ripe for a dwell-time-algo-based short video app.

(breaking up my reply because there are a few threads)

You can just stick to the same plan.

Take your pick. Music, painting, Nostr protocols. Haven't shared much of them here but hopefully will more.

Big fan of Obsidian and though I prefer to post from a Nostr app your plugin is probably why I follow you. Do you use the plugin still? What are your thoughts on its current state?

Ok thanks. Thought it was more like protocol adherence feedback. Then I'd switch to #2. Also I'm not a customer so I'd defer to them. Just interested to see Nostr work the best it can for the most people.

Not european but gm and #3 I think but what does proper nostr verification mean exactly?

Censorship resistance in Nostr is definitely a weak form of it but the system seems antifragile given the cryptographically linked userbase. We could use more tools to detect deliverability problems and measure common-neighbor (that we need to share a relay to communicate) efficiency.

Perhaps a DHT plus things like negentropy can help with scaling. There are definitely trade-offs when attempting to handle the bandwidth this sort of system could generate.

Better to use OS package manager if possible, or conda, or docker if necessary. PIP doesn't give up when it really should.

I appreciate the comparison and agree on yaml.

I've seen some promising material in NIPs that's got me busy for the next couple days and if that doesn't pan out corgips/specs will see major edits driven by implementation work.

Before I get into that though I would take your advice and look deeper at @nostrability/schema. The more I see of the current state of things the less original content seems to be necessary.

I don't think it exists yet. Most people want a passive experience where the most they have to do is tap or swipe and the app learns what to throw their way as fast as possible. It can't come with ideology. It has to explore their brain for dopamine.

What would your app or relay do if kind came in as a string?

Thinking now that as much of Nostr's underlying tech should be used in any upgrade process. You want to make it easy to upgrade the pieces that solve problems for the user/dev/company whatever.

I don't know but just want to say this would be nice to see in all apps as the default sort order. Could help people prune out old accounts automatically using WoT in the process. Pruning old and inactive accounts can also help all those WoT algorithms run more cheaply.

Time to create an implementation which at this early stage means finding the simplest relay and client to modify. Creating patchsets at most for these as full on forks are a lot.

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There's not really a fix for it. Not sure what Njump is looking at to determine what relays you are publishing to. Ideally, it would look at your most recent kind 10002 relay list, but it is clearly not. Might just be looking for a couple relays that it seems your notes consistently are saved to, regardless of what is on your relay list.

Other clients will utilize a variety of relay lists, and therefore may show a smaller or larger number depending on what combination of lists they are pulling from. You don't really have one singular relay list. You have a list for your inbox and outbox relays (kind 10002), a separate list for your DM inbox relays (kind 10050), another list for your private relays (kind 10013), yet another for your search relays (kind 10007), and even your follow list (kind 3) contains a list of relays in the "content" section, which some clients use as "General Relays" or they use it if they can't find your kind 10002.

Here's what shows up on your 10002:

- wss://relay.primal.net (write only)

- wss://nostr.oxtr.dev

- wss://nostr.wine

- wss://relay.damus.io

- wss://nostr-pub.wellorder.net (write only)

You don't currently have a kind 10050 for receiving DMs or a kind 10013 for private relays that I could find.

Here's your 10007 for search relays:

- wss://nostr.wine

- wss://relay.nostr.band

- wss://relay.noswhere.com

And here's your kind 3 relays:

- wss://relay.primal.net

- wss://nostr.oxtr.dev

- wss://nostr.wine

- wss://nostr.bitcoiner.social

- wss://nostr.mom

- wss://relay.damus.io

- wss://relay.snort.social

- wss://nostr.land (read only)

- wss://nostr-pub.wellorder.net

- wss://relay.nostr.com.au

- wss://wot.utxo.one (read only)

- wss://vault.iris.to (read only)

- wss://filter.nostr.wine (read only)

- wss://relay.nostr.band (read only)

- wss://relay.noswhere.com (read only)

- wss://theforest.nostr1.com (read only)

- wss://relay.mostr.pub (read only)

So, depending on which relay lists a particular client is looking at, it might display as few as 5 relays for you or as many as 17.

Much appreciated. It'd almost be better if njump didn't show latest notes. I've linked directly to nostrudel in the past. I'll look back at that for a generic share link.

I quite like the garden metaphor for software development which is why this name, maybe it gets toned down later but why not have fun at the start of a new project? https://github.com/corgips/specs