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by evbogue 3y ago
Does anyone else get this confused with https://github.com/hyperhype/hyperscript ?
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by evbogue 3y ago
Is there some major change we can make to our society, on a political and perhaps even social level, that might prevent these infections from spreading? I want to blame the tap water, and also don't want to let the Neti off the hook he
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by evbogue 3y ago
still the dhh era
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by evbogue 3y ago
This is smarter than what I was imagining. So I come up with a username, on my client side it is hashed and Signal's kv store is checked to make sure no one claimed the hash yet. Next I tell the username to my peer via some other secur
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by evbogue 3y ago
I'm trying to imagine the code behind this ephemeral username strategy. I imagine a kv store under Signal's control where you are allowed to set a key "username23" and a value "773-510-8601" and the cool thing
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by evbogue 3y ago
Can JSR also be used as a CDN for browser module imports?
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by evbogue 3y ago
At a certain point in the history of SSB the manlyverse team took over the maintenance of SSB and the apps locking until the end of a sync became the norm. Prior to this there were websocket-based web and Electron apps where you could at le
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by evbogue 3y ago
https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/26.md NIP-26 (and if there is anything else similar) is one to point to here. Once you, the developer, are required to implement (thiskey === thatkey) a
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by evbogue 3y ago
The comparison here that comes to mind is imagine if Github issued you a keypair to use over ssh to push/pull from a repo, but they change that keypair for you periodically and also keep track of that keypair for you. I'd much pre
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by evbogue 3y ago
I 100% agree with you, but I think it's an issue of terminology. I find myself thinking of the pubkey as the id and the DIDs as an alias or a name pointer towards that id. I think the indexer would need to be less robust if there was n
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by evbogue 3y ago
"data store -> indexer -> view" works very well too. I hadn't seen this post, I guess we were thinking simultaneously.
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by evbogue 3y ago
I have previously found Bluesky kind of confusing, but I've recently realized that it was mostly the terminology that was confusing me. Imagine if you instead referred to the the system as [microblogs] -> [indexer] -> [client] Th
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by evbogue 3y ago
The original Scuttlebot protocol docs are sadly no longer accessible via a website, but we still have archive.org! https://web.archive.org/web/20230416142631/https://scuttlebo... Scuttlebot users encrypt
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by evbogue 3y ago
I researched this because I was curious and I found an update from the PPPPP team on their new protocol and application: https://www.manyver.se/blog/2024-02-05
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by evbogue 3y ago
> Today, Tarr lives on a sailboat—another Kiwi staple, alongside sheep and distance. Connectivity is worse on the boat than on the farm, and even less reliable. But that’s by design rather than by misfortune. Tarr started living on the b
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by evbogue 3y ago
The biggest architectural difference is Nostr has no cryptographic association between the posts. But Nostr was launched as a response to SSB: https://fiatjaf.com/nostr.html (scroll down to 'the problem with SSB'
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by evbogue 3y ago
Oh Scuttlebot. Such a great idea, and for a time it actually worked. I haven't been actively developing with the codebase for years, but I believe the current status of the project is that there were too many code rewrites that simply
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by evbogue 3y ago
Moxie is currently completing New Year's resolutions that his friends have assigned him: https://moxie.org/stories/year-of-the-challenge/
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by evbogue 3y ago
I also thought this was written by an LLM
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by evbogue 3y ago
I've also recently convinced myself that the 5th Epoch is coordinated attempt by marketing professionals inside of Silicon Valley companies to encourage a generation of programmers to not learn anything about computers or how to progra
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by evbogue 3y ago
And pro tip, if you're waiting for a train at the Jackson blue line station you can actually walk to the Washington station to get closer to your destination.
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by evbogue 3y ago
This would be very cool. Thank you to the team for exploring in this direction.
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by evbogue 3y ago
When you're developing as a third party can you interface with their protocol while also generating your own public/private keypairs?
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by evbogue 3y ago
The referenced article does not mention git-ssb, which was actually used for some time to develop the Patchbay and Decent clients for Secure Scuttlebutt! https://scuttlebot.io/apis/community/git-ssb.html Git-ssb w
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by evbogue 3y ago
Bitcoin uses secp256k1, Nostr uses secp256k1. I was surprised as anyone to learn that when you exchange money using Nostr clients it is not directed at the private key that you use to sign Nostr messages.
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by evbogue 3y ago
I was able to create an account. Does Daft have a feed where you can see who else is posting?
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by evbogue 3y ago
In the current version there are messages exchanged between currently connected users as well.
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by evbogue 3y ago
Correct. But it's possible to iterate over a set of messages and make thoughtful recommendations about who you may want to discover.
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by evbogue 3y ago
Good point!
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by evbogue 3y ago
I appreciate the history because I've been through all of it. But, I don't think you guys are right. You can have a distributed system that also has authenticated posts. It's been done before, and it will be done again. And y

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