one of these days I'm going to build something really cool, and then I'm going to post about it on nostr. that day is not today
today is the day i post a picture of some bread i made 
Oh! I misunderstood. Indeed, that's quite a bit of complexity. Good idea, cool UI.
I mean, the 5 emoji of their password will be added to the selection grid along with 20 of the other 3659 available emojis. Is that grid randomized every time? Can someone narrow down the password by seeing which emoji change and which don't?
Is a 51% attack a threat when it comes to miners specifically? I thought it was only a problem in the case of all bitcoin full nodes.
hi! I'm building an interoperation toolkit that connects nostr to a bunch of other decentralized systems. Also, I'm building a client-builder hahaha
are you a bot? you sound like a bot to me. i bet you wont even type without proper punctuation, nerd
What do you mean? We're talking about people randomly generating new keypairs to flood accounts, right? Phones have enough compute to run basic PoW on a metadata event
proof-of-work, this is what NIP-13 is for. Filter out any npubs without a kind-0 rated at a difficulty of at least 20.
I think I would use nostr more if my friends were here... but they're not and addictive platforms have a serious gravitational pull
sous vide in a dishwasher is the most creative thing I've heard about all day
do you ever sing John Denver songs in a call-and-response format with your kids? That seems like your vibe
if you think the year is gonna be nutty, just wait until you hear about the rest of the decade
Rushkoff seems doubtful about Bitcoin, judging by some recent articles. I don't blame him, or anyone, for not holding on to hope when the people who are getting rich are going completely "Atlas Shrugged" about it and conferencing on remote islands.
When I think back on this interview, one of the things that comes to mind is the statement that family businesses (which tend to make everyone around them wealthy) out-perform corporations almost across the board, apart from boom cycles.
To connect those two thoughts, I would say that getting people like him on board is all about using the wealth and affluence afforded by holding Bitcoin to support one's local community and help pull others out of poverty.
Douglas Rushkoff has a really interesting talk on the concept of an "economic operating system". He covers a lot of thinking that is bitcoin adjacent, but also does an excellent job of diving into the how and why we got ourselves into this collective mess in the first place. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0EnmH95016w
Holepunch is doing some real cool stuff. I was working with them a while back, but Keet hasn't been open sourced yet so I haven't tried it
GM friends! What needs to happen for #nostr to reach critical mass? Are we just riding the wave rn?