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by nout 1y ago
A new tool for discovery and sharing of curated lists of Nostr users to follow.
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by nout 1y ago
The fact that you can choose relays and even run your own is very much why nostr is decentralized...
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by nout 1y ago
The economy is us. The economy is how we express our needs and "haves" at scale. In smaller settings - family, friends - you can often just communicate the needs/haves directly, but anything beyond that needs some efficient t
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by nout 1y ago
Pixel is also a unit of a phone.
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by nout 1y ago
I prefer the Nostr approach that also has domain based verification, but it opens up the door for anyone with domain to do it. https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/05.md
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by nout 2y ago
All money is made up. The banks literally "lend" money into existence without having it backed by anything, the banks don't need to have the money in the first place, the bank reserve requirement has been dropped to 0% in 202
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by nout 2y ago
Using the AI in multiple phases is the approach that can handle this. Similarly to "Deep Research" approach - you can tell it to first generate a storyline with multiple twists and turns. Then ask the model to take this storyline
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by nout 2y ago
My favorite way is to just have this in my zsh aliases. # Find file by prefix (ignore case). # Usage: 'f' or 'f myfile' or 'f myfile.txt \etc' # or f '*css' function f() { find ${2:-.
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by nout 2y ago
That's true and maybe that's still a worthy compromise. The point that adds any value to this is the time restriction and if the restriction is removed, then what's the point?
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by nout 2y ago
I think the timezones issue can be solved by the user just initially picking their timezone and it stays sticky and you can't change it (maybe for a fee you could = some income for hosting...). The nice part would be that people from 3
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by nout 2y ago
It's quite relevant to highlight that Mozilla is removing the promise that they won't sell your data: https://github.com/mozilla/bedrock/commit/d459addab846d8144b... Another browser option is Brave
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by nout 2y ago
Bitcoin. There are now many communities around the world that use bitcoin for normal transactions. E.g. where I live there are many restaurants that accept bitcoin, almost every merchant at the local farmers market accepts bitcoin (for veg
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by nout 2y ago
Why haven't the real wages risen to match inflation since the 1970s?
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by nout 2y ago
I really want to see if this will result in USPS being less bad.
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by nout 2y ago
Here are some interesting profiles on Nostr to follow: https://primal.net/e/note1q2rxxfm7a9hx69h606jgxmumzq0dclpck4... On nostr you are the algorithm - you are responsible for picking the people you follow.
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by nout 2y ago
You could get Miyoo Mini Plus for plus sized hands ;)
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by nout 2y ago
This is very cool. How different would this be for Miyoo Mini Plus?
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Tether Brings USDT Back to Bitcoin's Lightning Network(tether.io)
1 points by nout 2y ago|0 comments
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by nout 2y ago
It's easy to get blocked on ActivityPub based networks like Mastodon or Pixelfed: if the instance admin doesn't like something you say, they can kick you out. Also if you run your own instance, it's quite possible that admins
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by nout 2y ago
Because you can use actual value to incentivize what you want to see rather than "cheap" likes. At the same time if you provide posts that are valuable to others, then you receive value back. I don't like the exclusive solut
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by nout 2y ago
This is what facebook used to be. You only see your social peers, you don't see any other "famous"/well known people that you don't know personally. This could be done on nostr quite easily, but it's just too t
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by nout 2y ago
Mastodon is "choose your dictator" type of setup. On nostr you can't technically be banned, but it attracts a lot of freedom focused people and bitcoiners.
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by nout 2y ago
You are correct that since nostr is censorship resistant, you can't really prevent someone from posting something, but you can prevent being exposed to it on your side. If it's a single nostr account (npub) sending you something
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by nout 2y ago
As an example it's much easier and cheaper to send money from a bank account in US into a bank account in another country when you use bitcoin as the rails for this. All of this can be done fully legally, using companies like Strike, R
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by nout 2y ago
Everyone uses the Lightning Network on top of bitcoin to have immediate settlement and almost zero fees for small payments. Where I am around 30% of all restaurants accept bitcoin and all of them over lightning, the transaction usually sett
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by nout 2y ago
If these robots find a good target and make it habitable, then you would still need to send humans at some point, right? But then you sort of wasted all these thousands of years by doing robots first, you might as well send humans too.
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Animation: Nostr Prevents Deplatforming and Censorship(how-nostr-works.pages.dev)
2 points by nout 2y ago|0 comments
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by nout 2y ago
Yeah, probably. Nostr is quite hated by the Hacker News community from what I have observed. This is most likely because it's used by folks that are into freedom technologies that explicitly don't allow excluding any users from pa
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by nout 2y ago
No, there are no instances, there are just caching servers called "relays" that are run by many different people. You create the content on your device and then send it to many of these relays (usually 10-20) and other users pull
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by nout 2y ago
And Nostr. Nostr is smaller than either Bluesky or ActivityPub, but it has some benefits over those two. It has a large number of cool clients (twitter-like, medium-like, music related, instagram-like) and the fact that instance admin can&#

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