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2025-04-09 17:55:48

The plebolution will be Nostrized

2025-04-09 17:38:37

Chapter 1
Money

2025-04-09 17:33:45

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Not just somebody, but many somebodies.

2025-04-07 22:58:56

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Gives you time to figure out how to rebalance it, can look to markets that are down substantially to invest but everyone is racing to find stability so it's really just a good time to chill if you're invested in a portfolio you believe can weather this storm

2025-04-06 18:05:15

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How many you grilling for
https://i.postimg.cc/sfJ4mgXD/TS250-BBQ42-Tank-Smoker-10-3970048030.jpg

2025-04-05 21:16:00

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And Vic is your uncle

2025-04-05 20:58:32

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@nprofile…vteu

2025-04-05 20:56:58

@nprofile…7avw
Check out this article and imagine the answer to the problem is lightning ⚡
https://news.elenarossini.com/sharkey-a-fediverse-project-that-is-beautiful-inside-out/
https://sharkey.world/about-sharkey

2025-04-05 19:58:50

AI wont replace you,
a person using AI will.

2025-04-05 17:28:30

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Duck.ai for throwaway prompts, and making Mermaid charts or Mindmaps
Cursor for software development
https://roocode.com/ looks like a better alternative to Cursor
https://github.com/camel-ai/owl haven't played with this yet
Manus looks like it will be great for analytics

2025-04-05 00:06:10

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Huh?? Fuck me up

2025-04-04 16:28:20

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Bitcoin fixes this.
Wait, no, Nostr fixes this.
Wait

2025-04-03 17:01:22

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☕ 🚫
🫖 ✅

2025-04-01 20:05:20

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Some

2025-04-01 18:29:15

https://lemmy.dbzer0.com/pictrs/image/e434d44e-0bb2-48ec-ab87-9ce5becdd8d9.webp

2025-04-01 04:43:01

Beware of fortune tellers 🔮
There is no magic ball

2025-03-31 04:36:10

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I heard NWC has been disabled on coinos, and I have been unable to link it. We can receive because our lightning address doesn't require NWC. Really puts a knot in my panties.

2025-03-31 04:31:06

https://i.postimg.cc/gktPjjBL/New-Project-96.png
#memes

2025-03-30 15:46:50

https://lemmings.world/pictrs/image/a01bc4c2-7c7e-4403-a9a3-43a5642885b1.png

2025-03-28 20:53:37

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I see. This is for personal indexing or what? I'm referring more toward npubs and users being tagged.

2025-03-26 07:10:40

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What is the actual downsides to the fediverse? If anyone has resources for learning about it, I'm digging in this week because I've generally always avoided it.
If Lemmy had zaps, and by extension other federated social medias, would it not enable them with the same financial incentivizes we see on Nostr?
Nostr feels like it's caving under its own shortcomings, but us who use it regularly aren't going to just "give up" zaps.
We can't expect twitter or large platforms to integrate zaps, but why is the fediverse seemingly barren of them as well?
From what I gather, federations may have moderation policies that users disagree with.. but that leaves the door open for competitors, right? And I assume any instance can opt out of federating? Are there like different federations within the same ecosystem?

2025-03-24 05:22:16

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Fake and gay

2025-03-07 22:16:19

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https://i.postimg.cc/6qhGj3PM/giphy.gif

2025-03-07 22:06:42

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So no memes?
https://tenor.com/bsirV.gif

2025-03-07 12:41:09

NIPs so hard you'd think it's still December.

2025-02-26 03:03:18

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That depends entirely on client implementation. These processes can be essentially automated by the community. Clients can become very flexible to cater to non-technical users.
If the client has popular/trending relays advertised and accessible at the click of a button, it's a non-issue. The same way clients recommend relays now.

2025-02-26 01:19:52

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Did you make it public

2025-02-26 01:19:09

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I don't see another room

2025-02-23 03:03:49

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Oh thank fuck

2025-02-23 02:53:08

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Quality bread is so important, I've been saying this!! 🍞

2025-02-23 02:47:03

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All clients are actual clients if they query events from relays 👍

2025-02-21 07:41:24

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Boosteroid.com was that website bro

2025-02-19 21:48:45

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User error 😂 however I don't disagree with what you said and would also add the trusted shrimp method of investing good money into anything that separates us from the ground
https://i.postimg.cc/6qysrr4p/New-Project-92.png

2025-02-19 21:36:34

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It doesn't, but.. nothing does.
Pokey doesn't seem to have a predominant use-case just yet. In theory it sounds good- then the possibility of native notifications seem to collapse the idea.
I think pokey can serve as a really good platform for apps who can't figure out push notifications as quickly as they can develop a mobile client.
For instance- once I form communities, I will be dependent on only the apps which can cater to them. At this time, Flotilla is the only app that truly does this. If I am more of an operator than a client dev- I'm SOL.
The addition of nip-29 support in pokey would allow communities who use flotilla to furthermore add notification support for their own custom clients down the line. As they progress into sovereign ecosystems, pokey can probably get left behind for that subset of users, at least in regards to that specific ecosystem's notifications.
I think pokey might need some work to feel more reliable and feature-rich.. but it seems like a really good option for some developers who aren't sure how to go full native.
All of this aside- I think flotilla alone will require some granual notification support that we haven't seen yet in any client. Once communities do scale, our notifications will easily begin to overwhelm. I can already imagine channel-level controls for push notifs.
It's a lot to imagine doing, but it seems rather logical to me, in consideration to all of the people and developers who might use and bridge with both pokey and flotilla, and relaytools and so on.
I see pokey as the future Amber for notifications and I think most mainstream client devs will try to avoid it- but embracing it could be very powerful for the ecosystem.

2025-02-19 20:43:22

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Excellent choice 👌

2025-02-16 18:53:38

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https://image.nostr.build/a7a8d05672b44060850322d1637b0c2d86730e2d1f22dac792f12d60ac8efada.jpg

2025-02-16 01:52:34

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I got 5 on it
(satoshis)

2025-02-16 01:38:02

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I heard corn chat was down for 3+ hours now
Technically up but it rugged and the rooms didn't reset
Unless somehow it's just me but I don't think so

2025-02-16 01:30:22

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This why I attack myself in the bathroom mirror

2025-02-16 01:29:07

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You're supposed to ask where Uranus is and I was gonna say behind Saturn

2025-02-16 01:22:52

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I actually want to commit sudoku rn
Everyone knows I need constant attention, even more than @nprofile…9400 and @nprofile…3qgk combined probably
Where is @nprofile…gplw and my anus

2025-02-14 18:29:19

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Commenting to say I was here before puz knocked over a cup of coffee and ruined an S9

2025-02-14 03:45:33

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Global follow lists suck. Simple as.
How Nostr solves for this, is entirely the point of such a protocol.
We need to be able to:
1) Learn where users can be found
2) Remember where users can be found
3) Assign categories to both friends and lists of friends (as well as locations- i.e. relays)
Global follow lists don't aim to achieve these goals.
I also don't believe NIP-29 solves for this.
Relay.tools, nip-42, and nip-70 could very well solve for this, but I won't waste my breath trying to explain it unless someone wants to hear it. BlastrNet sucks in my opinion.

2025-02-13 16:49:24

🥕 🥕 🥕
https://youtu.be/NUl6QikjR04
#AI #DataIsBeautiful

2025-02-12 21:38:08

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Sounds good 😊 Blastr net is duplicating itself into obscurity
Once better tools exist for both ecosystems, there will be plenty of incentive to use both ecosystems. Then it becomes one ecosystem 🦭
https://media1.tenor.com/m/kABq8XX-XawAAAAd/kanna-chan.gif

2025-02-12 18:56:57

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They're clearly plant-based, I'm not a murderer

2025-02-12 17:39:02

@nprofile…20fc curing sausages in my basement do they look all right?
https://image.nostr.build/a622bc6e77c24f6f3b00e9491a7f8a8d73f99134a5ac8c0569c57c1f7fe16d1f.jpg

2025-02-11 21:51:46

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I'm glad one of us got a donut today

2025-02-08 22:01:39

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This is all really cool 🔥

2025-02-08 17:25:21

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Shit I deleted the "yes" and "no" bits lol.
Left is no and right is yes

2025-02-08 17:23:51

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https://i.postimg.cc/J4bKzMpJ/Untitled-2025-01-31-0628.png

2025-02-06 15:37:34

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Slowly, then suddenly, then slowly, then suddenly..

2025-02-06 15:28:20

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Matcha, green tea 🍵, black teas, so many options for caffeine
I like chocolate covered coffee beans
But if it's caffeine you want away from then good luck! 🌊

2025-02-06 09:49:44

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Reddit is basically the evolution of BBS and imageboards. Both need specific categories with recursive proliferation. What my first iteration aims to do is simplify online forums by creating each community as its own dedicated relay. From there you just apply an algorithm (these can be transparent and hopefully rather simple and shareable for the near future) to sort posts by popularity.
Reddit has a closed-source model but it's easy to grasp what they're doing at the basic level. With nip-42 auth, lightning payment verification, and other features, these communities should be able to scale with transparent on-protocol consensus models.
You can apply algos to each relay as well as create global feeds of these relays with their own, likely similar algos.
Also, managing communities in this way sort of "does away" with the traditional follow list, as someone recently pointed out to me. With the right controls, you can maintain tight-knit communities which addresses another post you made recently. A lot of those productivity goals are in mind here.
#Flotilla is doing it right.
Simple forums can still be simple, methinks, but the old forums aren't Nostry enough either. We can do more with less
Instead of each relay being a forum- each relay is a topic on a broad network of "forums" (collections of topical relays)

2025-02-05 01:19:03

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The bill itself is fine. Whether or not it has support- I don't know. I doubt it. But, if it does have support, it only has traction because a mining company is moving into the state to harvest electricity from our lake and dam. Google has been here for years with a large data center.
As cool as it all sounds, this is industrial moves, which will mostly affect the industry of Bitcoin mining. If there was a way to see how much Bitcoin the state of Oklahoma has produced since 2009- you would probably laugh. I doubt any employer is going to change their pay structures for this. Likely just the one mining company and basically no one else. Good for them. Good for Nostr to celebrate any bill that has Bitcoin involved.
But where's the change? Lol.

2025-02-03 20:50:48

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Canada is cute af
https://media1.tenor.com/m/Xah9qdlfGLoAAAAd/sailor-moon.gif

2025-02-02 18:18:54

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https://wtfhappenedin1971.com/

2025-02-02 16:34:58

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Yeah bro what up with that shit

2025-02-02 02:10:44

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I'm cute

2025-02-01 14:17:47

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Collapsible comments 😁 sorry for the shit video quality, I recorded it with my potato
https://video.nostr.build/4602fb18da80023a1518020e6f280e68aa045df1df43f3b57745e7103c7a70e5.mp4

2025-01-31 00:29:26

FURTHER TESTING IS WARRANTED

2025-01-30 05:14:27

Allow the #conspiracies to commence.
https://youtu.be/geZxN0hDdu0?si=0SdKSCrGECcCaiH8

2025-01-30 04:01:45

Wooooo #DeepSeek 🤣
https://www.wiz.io/blog/wiz-research-uncovers-exposed-deepseek-database-leak

2025-01-27 05:19:20

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That is certainly my goal. I can say there is a path to this type of client. It would operate with relay.tools API. There are so many possible ways to distribute clients, but I aim to try and stay true to the classic experience. It will be a sovereign movement of sorts. Users who desire this framework need to simply find (or be able) to install relay.tools on a VPS. This is fairly simple for anyone who is driven to do so. It has a UI but acts most like a relay control board for operators.
We still need the client. But it will come. I am certain of it.
For now, no, there is for instance satellite.earth and coracle.social which implements nip-29 groups, as well as other apps that use the implementation.. but recently Flotilla was released for Android which opens up mobile groups. We have a discord replacement which is half of what I'm looking for. Reddit is the other half.
To put this in perspective- nip-29 is "groups on relays" which has lots of good value.
Relay.tools is "relay creation and management" which unlocks the possibility for a client that can then manage catalogues of different relays, to deliver that same reddit experience. But "subreddits" will literally be dedicated relays. No one will formally control this type of client, it will hook into a bunch of sovereign API calls directly to where the relays are.
Users who are running sovereign instances of relay.tools will also be able to essentially sub-let their domain for further ecosystem expansion. You can already do this, but it feels lackluster without a proper client. I can create a relay for you instantly, and if I were to configure lightning on my server, I could also charge a small fee for this. For now I only operate my own relays for discussions and testing, drafts, inbox/outbox etc. I don't know what experience you are coming from, so I apologize if this is a lot of extra information.

2025-01-27 00:37:31

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None of them since we're pouring from a bottle

2025-01-26 04:21:58

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GM ☀️🌻
https://media.giphy.com/media/bXVAd2ZD5ND9e/giphy.gif?cid=ecf05e47lo0d4tkrfbg0mae1ylrzbusf7c94v70r80kbn927&ep=v1_gifs_search&rid=giphy.gif&ct=g

2025-01-26 00:23:32

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I will, after I finish *the job*.

2025-01-25 21:49:17

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I've never seen this brand but I totally got this impression from the pic

2025-01-25 07:31:51

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papa franku

2025-01-25 03:14:12

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https://youtu.be/4oVpt_I9iQQ

2025-01-25 02:55:11

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Is this really "new?" Lol. You can still see the shadows dancing like crazy in the background. All they did was smudge out a bunch of shit editing from the 60s. The real footage would film the car coming to a complete stop. Well documented information. This is more propaganda.

2025-01-24 04:54:57

https://image.nostr.build/c162be7403f6dc5918c91fd66b00d285345e2ce03edb43fafdd83f21a352f63e.jpg
https://i.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTc5MGI3NjExMGt6MnhubGtsNzZrcG13dGtuaDZqd2kwMjI1OTdrdGJ4ZDEyeHc3ayZlcD12MV9pbnRlcm5hbF9naWZfYnlfaWQmY3Q9Zw/10v5aHuvJTP4ZO/giphy.gif

2025-01-24 01:13:58

Nostr needs a disclaimer.
Your level of sovereignty depends entirely on your capacity to give up years of life in order to compete with the bare minimum experience offered by the leading censored spyware botfarms. Side effects may include:
- Headaches
- Confusion
- Malfunctioning clients
- Unpublished events
- Mis-published events
- Uninteroperable events
- Unnecessary debates about freedom
- Necessary debates about freeom
- Sending strangers way too much Bitcoin
- Knowing every word that Michael Saylor has ever said
- Knowing at least a few words that Satoshi Nakamoto said
- Salty friends
- Envious friends
- Ignorant friends
- Lots of history lessons
- Seriously, lots.
- Podcasts
- Fad diets
- Extremist diets
- Anything but a normal, diverse diet.
Consult with your primary physician before taking the purple pill to see if #Nostr is right for you.
#memes

2025-01-23 13:18:54

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All I see are strategically timed product releases to maximize consumer feedback and coordinated propaganda between market makers. Nostr face computer when
https://i.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTc5MGI3NjExY2czajJ5M2w2ZmQ0bmp6NWpkbXB6bXYyN3p6NmFtMnk5ZjFkbDJsNiZlcD12MV9pbnRlcm5hbF9naWZfYnlfaWQmY3Q9Zw/xTiTnBI7JFhMyPgaRi/giphy.gif

2025-01-23 13:05:38

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Hippies were totally counter cultural, which is why it was totally shut down in 1971.
"We knew we couldn’t make it illegal to be either against the war or black, but by getting the public to associate the hippies with marijuana and blacks with heroin. And then criminalizing both heavily, we could disrupt those communities,” Ehrlichman said. “We could arrest their leaders. raid their homes, break up their meetings, and vilify them night after night on the evening news. Did we know we were lying about the drugs? Of course we did.”
And so it was. And still is.

2025-01-23 01:29:56

Activists projected this on a #Tesla factory in Berlin 🤣 Good job #Elon
https://image.nostr.build/154de5c4ef3d907a6288b3d24780e573cd99fba6bd6c928b13c2f2f8e165ca55.jpg

2025-01-22 07:52:56

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"we just want you to free Ross"
Trump: "I love free"
🤣

2025-01-22 02:46:45

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Does it already support the "photo album" kinds? I haven't used Olas but from what I gather it allows for scrolling through a collection of images, like Instagram? Reddit apps also do this. It would seem appropriate so long as the feed serves images. If it already does, that's awesome.
Otherwise I would think the ability to only see only images or only videos, might be preferable. I don't see a setting for that, but it would be preferred.

2025-01-22 00:13:44

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Bro I can see your seed phrase in the reflection on your glasses, just a heads up

2025-01-22 00:09:28

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No ⚡ address, you can't zap it

2025-01-21 14:25:39

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@nprofile…zrjf I think you might be interested in a writeup I did earlier for amethysts control settings:
#nevent1q…6hgq

2025-01-21 14:19:42

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It's strange, I was running it fine at the beginning of the year. I switched to a new device, and it still ran fine. I was using a Pixel 4a before with no issues with immersive scrolling. I have never cleared my cache once since buying this phone in like March. Never cleared on the Pixel either. It was soon after I got this phone that my experience became terrible, which I'm thinking now could have been cache-related. Nonetheless, I am still issue free since disabling, and am curious about this issue and it's frequency.

2025-01-21 14:13:59

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Do either of you have immersive scrolling enabled? I found disabling this took my performance from a 3 to a 9. It was night and day, on a modern device that doesn't really lag in other apps.

2025-01-21 13:37:06

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*nervous laughter* 😅 When is the next webinar session for Alexandria? Or like dev call? I crave knowledge, and you have a library. Let me meet your people. I'm free until I perish. Life is Nostr. Nostr is life.
https://i.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTc5MGI3NjExc2NoeGk2c2hraTRsbjR1eGNncHd4MnVlN3A3ZmV0Zjh0Zzl3dHY3eCZlcD12MV9pbnRlcm5hbF9naWZfYnlfaWQmY3Q9Zw/bWSNwD6ClwQM0/giphy.gif

2025-01-21 13:18:38

I want to say, I have tried running isolated relays and had poor luck until now. I immediately realized a few things:
A) My users may not know how to use Amethyst
B) I also may not know how to use Amethyst
Funny enough, before realizing these things, I had already (recently) drafted a feature request for Amethyst to expand upon its relay management options. I talked a bit with Vitor about this and overall I can see how this is difficult to approach for any client dev. You can view that here:
https://github.com/vitorpamplona/amethyst/issues/1251
In any case, I am looking to pioneer forward with basically a re-design of NoteDeck using bun.sh (for browser) and/or buntralino (for standalone) to hopefully encourage people to work on the same client together. Queue the xkcd competing standards meme.
https://imgs.xkcd.com/comics/standards.png
The reason I'm somewhere between "a nostr client" and "LogSeq" is because my first priority is explicitly relay management. Jumble.social seems to have nailed this, so I will probably be getting comfortable with it this week,. So far I am only interfacing with this relay using Jumble. I don't think I can remove posts, so please note that some boosts in Amethyst may be coming through on these relays.
Back to Amethyst. I don't know how anyone else is using it, but I'm completely embarrassed to admit that I did not fully grasp the control schema. It seems simple at first, then complicated, and back and forth.. But overall it is designed to be useful. I'll break it down just in case anyone is struggling with it still, and I may go on to republish this later for others:
R/W matters. If you choose to write to a relay, it is going to be enabled as a default option when you go to post any note. If you choose not to read from the relay, obviously you will not see the notes that are only posted there. To sum this up, you should probably disable "write" on all of your 'general relays'. This means you will no longer blast the network with each post, but also means you will still have to select each relay you wish to publish to (at time of posting).
The secondary issue that arises from this is that boosting content will no longer "blast" to a bunch of relays. You will need to quote or fork a note to proliferate it across other relays. The only things that WILL work- is dm's and draft. This is the apparent "bug" with Amethyst's relay pooling. There is not a specified way for the app to discern a difference otherwise, except what the user has laid out in their configuration.
Lastly, I don't use the other features of Amethyst myself. I'm a kind-1 maxi for now, until a client can prove to offer a better experience. Otherwise I try to use dm's sometimes, but that's pretty rough lately. So, I disable a lot of the other elements under general relays, leaving only one or two in global, and most have home enabled.
Where we're left with is Amethyst provides the best mobile experience, but can be a real bitch to isolate a relay on, because of how it toes the line with its functionality. Relays can easily clutter up with boosted content and become a nuisance within our home feeds. This is sub-optimal, so I'll just say, I hope for the best experience for everyone! :)

2025-01-21 11:51:56

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I imagine they want to proceed slow and carefully, but at the same time the possibility of securing a grant creates a competitive environment. It's more capitalistic than it needs to be I think. We're all racing to be accepted, but the problem is it leaves the ecosystem work out and feeling undervalued. A bit like a carrot on a stick.

2025-01-21 11:29:56

You know, sometimes it be like that.
#nevent1q…sf23

2025-01-21 11:19:22

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Codium? Like VSCodium? That's where I work for code.
I think for long-form articles and content, LogSeq doesn't really do anything spectacular, unless you're comfortable sorting segments up into a graph. I understand why overall LogSeq is less popular- because many users are "do'ers" more than "archivers". LogSeq as a package aims to serve do'ers who need to manage their notes in a graph type ecosystem. As well as archive them, or publish them in theory.
So generally Joplin/Obsidian are by far the most popular solutions. VSCodium for devs. And emacs and so on for really efficient devs. I have never gotten into emacs, but I actually do have an interest in trying it some day. I could never really get comfortable with Vim either. There is an insanely fleshed out terminal version of essentially LogSeq. I could dig it up some time. Never used it myself but certainly cool to see.

2025-01-21 11:11:09

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Did you guys ever come across Xanadu (uh, concept?), or OpenXanadu (the example app)? 🤣 I am infatuated with the idea of transclusivity and you guys are pioneering in that way for sure.
I wanted to write more in my article, about Brainstorm and GitCitadel but I needed to keep things simple, for exactly the same reasons you mention. I come from a place of desiring sovereign speech and eradicating user data from backend silos. I think I'm far more of an independent journalist than a developer, but I've always been into the coding stuff. Wanted to make video games a long time ago, so eventually might get back to that. In the mean time, just publishing one long-form article was questionable at best.
All I really see missing from the GitCitadel ecosystem is a local-forward frontend with support for different views. Of course, I'm championing the idea of LogSeq type of views, but I mentioned to JD/will that users really desire a flexible application that can swap freely between Markdown editing and.. whatever LogSeq does.. graphing nodes? Or whatever.
I am going to try and work with Jumble.social tomorrow and maybe host my own instance of it for directly interfacing with my relay.tools instance, so users will actually be able to just hop on to the same conversations, with nip-42 auth. We are getting really close to a great place, I think.
Also me rn:
https://i.giphy.com/media/v1.Y2lkPTc5MGI3NjExMDk2ZmJ2bmdxNXJkeXR1MDB6ajlrbDh1eTF3dnU3c3A5aXNkM3h5ZSZlcD12MV9pbnRlcm5hbF9naWZfYnlfaWQmY3Q9Zw/k0fPOiZme6b2E/giphy.gif

2025-01-21 10:56:57

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Ohhh yes, yes I am.

2025-01-21 10:55:27

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Oh God, no wonder she's always overworked 🤣 I thought they were a myth

2025-01-21 10:11:09

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I only recently saw Alexandria and am checking it out again now. The visualizer is so interesting 🤣 LogSeq has a sort of feature like this, but it isn't.. wiggly. I'm having fun moving isolated chapters around anyways 😆
All of it is very cool. I will definitely be looking more closely into all of it in the coming days.

2025-01-21 09:35:54

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Why are you even awake lol 😆 read the article if you got time. I'm in corny if you're bored

2025-01-21 09:24:04

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I sure wish I had a better answer for you. I intended to start by copying Amethyst and building an Android client with the Quartz library. That led me to instead focus on a local desktop client, as I feel the Progressive Web App ecosystem is not particularly valuable compared to local clients. In theory it should not be too difficult to publish or report different relay configurations between different clients, from desktop to mobile for instance, we just haven't seen much in the way of local clients yet, besides Gossip for instance.
While frameworking my app, it occurred to me that my LogSeq-style application (parent goal) is totally feasible within my simple Nostr client. It's just a matter of time before we have something much more tangible for mobile, I think. As far as using this isolated relay from mobile, Amethyst is the only way I know how. I think I identified another npub who is eagerly searching for some community to join in this regard, so hopefully we see another user on-boarded tomorrow. Woo!
I am posting this note from Jumble.Social to test out the relay controls. So far it seems very promising and I would recommend trying it out to get a feel for an isolated relay experience from a working browser client.

2025-01-21 06:39:00

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This is really interesting. Could prove to be integrated with what I'm trying to make. LogSeq references itself internally and externally as well I believe. Can already imagine how this might used in the future.

2025-01-21 04:47:03

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I know, nothing more disgusting than being one of the 1 billion monthly users of Reddit.
Unfortunately there's a lot of great recipes, exchange communities, and content there.

2025-01-21 04:02:18

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Someone just pointed out to me that Jumble.social is doing the relay grouping. This is exactly what I'm referring to, but my client will be local in design. If this is FOSS it may be forked for the time being.

2025-01-21 02:54:28

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2025-01-21 01:01:36

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I can say the application is predominately written in Clojure. I don't know much about how it really works, unfortunately. I can say there is quite a bit of discussion online about LogSeq and its history.. believe the devs still post semi-regular (quarterly maybe) updates..

2025-01-21 00:58:00

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Well predominately it's a local application. I believe as far as transmitting these pages across the web, it's limited to third-party applications. Somewhere in my notes I have collected some of these tools. There are bridges from LogSeq to other editors and so on. It's a bit of a complex position, but there is no protocol with LogSeq. Merely a proprietary backend that connects with their central server ecosystem, for users who want that.
They released an open source build of their frontend at one point which some people have run with in creating parallel apps.