Xtr3m3hodl

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npub1749epjq95kgdher4x4rs3vpnjrthh25kryzntd9c55s6gzd4vzrqzmfau3

NIP-05 Address

xtr3m3m@iris.to

NIP-57 Address

creamyelement14@walletofsatoshi.com

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ditto.pub/relay

relay.primal.net

relay.nostr.band

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2025-06-17 18:45:12

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Oscar worthy story telling 😂

2025-06-17 13:50:37

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Finally . I thought I was insane when I observe lots of people doing this

2025-06-16 17:37:42

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I guess I'm not too shocked by this. Any company in the ads business is probably doing something similar. It's a good thing I don't have Instagram or Facebook installed on my device and haven't visited the site since 2017.
The native app is basically running a background service that the web pixel connects to. So it isn't really a problem with web browsers.

2025-06-16 07:51:02

These spam attacks just re-enforces the notion that some people just want to see the world burn. Such a miserable existence.

2025-06-16 02:32:13

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It seems following users that use the primal relay in my example causes the bots reply to slip through.

2025-06-12 15:42:06

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I think he meant the kinds nip convention 😂

2025-06-11 23:02:25

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I mean the image URL of the spam accounts

2025-06-11 23:01:33

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In addition to the beautiful response above, depending on your client e.g amethyst, you can mute by the URL of the spam accounts if you notice a similar convention

2025-06-11 03:19:35

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Was thinking about this and the idea I came up with was some sort of API that connects to something like audit.8333.space (extended) to validate a specific mint. Just like with mempool.space

2025-06-10 16:22:09

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Your uncanny story telling ability is just 🤩

2025-06-10 12:19:12

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Unless the ai model runs natively on your device. If not you are always making API calls to the LLM provider which renders the ability to run offline apps impossible.

2025-06-10 11:31:59

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This is one of ecash usecase that keeps amazing me anytime I try it out. Probably the easiest way to monitize an API. No need for fancy rate-limiting. More requests just means more ecash for you

2025-06-10 11:22:19

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For your startos server, tried setting up tailscale or any of the other wire guard implementation for connectivity?

2025-06-09 22:57:06

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Isn't the price the same as 3.7?

2025-06-07 14:21:32

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About to test this with albygo to see if I can access the funds wallet over tailnet

2025-06-07 14:20:48

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The idea is to add an additional layer of security to the generated connection string. The user would only be able to connect with the connection string if the device is part of the tailnet.
If the device is stolen, just removing it from the tailnet prevents loss of funds

2025-06-07 12:49:42

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I am looking into only exposing the wallet relay on a tailnet

2025-06-07 10:41:59

@nprofile…6u4e does haven support nip-47?

2025-06-07 08:53:52

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Does one specify the relayurl when creating the connection string?

2025-06-07 08:26:27

@nprofile…qss4 is it possible to use any other relayurl outside relay.getalby.com/v1 ? Is there a specific kind the relay has to support to be compatible?

2025-06-07 07:22:28

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Alby go. While it is a lightning only wallet, it is very trivial to add multiple nwc wallets. I've got one connected to my albyhub instance. I can programmatically send funds to an on chain address using boltz api if needed (might be a feature request on the app @nprofile…qss4).

2025-06-07 05:09:46

I keep getting the vibe the level of intelligence here on #nostr is generally higher than that of x. Lame popular posts/screenshots carried over from x don't really tend to be popular here. I hope this continues to be the case.

2025-06-06 21:32:09

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Very well written

2025-06-06 03:47:58

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This realization kicked in today when I used Claude opus which is supposedly their best model to come up with some sort of structure. It did a good enough job but because of my paranoia, I began going through each files created and began noticing weird cases that were either inefficient, unnecessary or just dangerous. Even when asking it to generate tests for the work it did, couldn't differentiate when mocking was necessary and when it wasn't. It isn't as rosy as it is being painted.
In the bright 🌞 side, I did learn about git trees and would be using it more in my projects.

2025-06-06 03:40:13

Anyone thinking about the death of collaborative open source as we know it today? Think about what happened to stack overflow, with llm on the rise, there is zero incentive for knowledge sharing on the platform. I believe something similar would happen with github but not from less new repository but from less collaboration. No maintainer is going to want to deal with AI slop from another contributor. There are second and third order effects to these things not being considered.

2025-06-06 03:28:41

Closed grouped communities are going to grow exponentially as a backlash to LLM slop. Cryptographic authentication combined with trust is more important than ever. Discovery as we currently know it would be a thing of the past if authentic experience is sought for.
Circle of trust is going to be a huge deal in this era we are all venturing into.
Venture growth would eventually become a thing of the past.

2025-06-06 03:03:55

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I'm not so sure about this. LLms mostly learn from data. If the vast majority of data that would be available from for example the current point LLM generated, then there is no new insight to be gained.
I'm not against it's use but can see its limitation and ceiling that can't be broken because of how it's fundamentally works. If another branch of AI that isn't LLM based comes out, that's a different story but with LLMs, there is a ceiling that just can't be surpassed. And that might be good enough for most. Just something to keep in mind.

2025-06-06 02:47:39

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I think we are seriously overestimating the power of LLMs especially when it comes to building apps. Even the best models introduce subtle errors that can go unnoticed if you aren't paying deep attention. Just asking the model to generate tests should be scanned extensively with a fine-tooth comb.
if the goal is to build a throw away prototype sure full steam ahead. But for something that would be maintained and has more reach outside just self usage, this is a disaster in the making if not extra vigilant.

2025-06-05 14:44:52

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Loving this so far. Had some issues initially using opus but seems to be resolved. Nothing beats paying with lightning

2025-06-04 22:24:24

Anyone watching murderbot on Apple TV #asknostr

2025-06-04 16:24:38

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This song is banging 😍

2025-06-04 02:47:47

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It provides an in app browser that works with extension login. A play store for nostr web apps without permission

2025-06-03 15:32:44

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This is really great. The only problem I have is if I have to be this detailed all the time, I might as well just right the damn code.

2025-05-31 09:44:40

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We probably need to shame those users into unfollowing the bot 😅

2025-05-31 09:39:51

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Yeah I observed some users in the WOT are following the bot account

2025-05-31 01:43:45

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Your nsec is safe that way as you experiment on different clients

2025-05-31 01:43:04

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You can use #keychat which supports extension login

2025-05-29 17:41:55

Termus is an underrated android terminal. Just installed syncthing through the terminal and voila, can fetch my backed up obsidian docs from my PC to my phone.

2025-05-23 20:03:01

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Same sentiment. For applications that require long term maintainance, vibe coding isn't helpful because you need to have an in-depth understanding of the codebase. You can assign ai specific well defined scoped features in which you know what the output should be but again very likely you could have done it faster than the AI.
Maybe vibe coding is just more prevalent in frontend development than in other aspects.

2025-05-20 21:35:52

https://youtu.be/CSvFpBOe8eY

2025-05-20 11:09:49

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Same experience recently. Now I just pick up my jotter to write ideas as a way to improve my writing instead of just typing on a PC.
It seems if a skill isn't used, it tends to degrade overtime

2025-05-17 21:07:35

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Can't believe I'm just discovering this absolute gem of an artist. Seems I've been living under a rock 😅

2025-05-12 01:16:49

Which browser nostr client supports translation #asknostr

2025-05-11 15:08:45

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Is this from the key chat app or what. I've got keychat but it seems to be just a regular messaging app. Not sure how to accomplish what is shown in the video. It's possible I'm using an older version though

2025-05-11 14:59:39

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Seems some updates has been made with regards to the sign in persistence when using nsec bunker.
It is becoming my daily nostr driver because it is so easy to discover new content.

2025-05-10 19:15:19

Building an mcp server with node js is a bit weird. One needs to ensure that there are no console.log statements in the tool implementation else it just fails when called by clients like cursor or cline

2025-04-14 16:31:36

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When you say likes are worthless do you mean from a monetary standpoint or from a signal standpoint? Because likes also act as some sorts of signal on the post in question.
A post with no interaction and a post with likes cant be compared. Sure it might be the least useful from the other options you raised. But does that make it worthless?

2025-04-13 09:53:44

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It depends. Understanding of certain concepts aren't always obvious initially.

2025-04-05 17:11:04

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What about having the amount sent to your bank account before the transaction? Is the tax liability why this won't work?

2025-03-30 15:24:34

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While I agree with the overall sentiment, what about mobile native development? That is a much higher bar than web development to expect from a designer

2025-03-26 02:07:11

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The nostr protocol already supports some kind of algo through dvms. I think what people are asking for is nostr social clients with a first class dvms support.
I personally don't care much for algos and prefer chronological feeds. Would be great if the ability to create lists directly from nostr social clients is directly supported especially on Android.
The mobile web experience though has been less than ideal in my experience. The native mobile apps are doing a way better job. Could be a limitation with the mobile web platform?

2025-03-21 10:06:44

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Retiring for me is doing what I care about which I don't plan on ever stop doing and not having to work for others because I have to which is currently the case.

2025-03-11 09:07:54

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Fully trusting the llm to do what you ask it

2025-02-19 23:00:34

@nprofile…qss4 is the nostr-wallet-connect repo still a valid example to build a wallet service that communicate to a lightning wallet that isn't a standard lightning node?
I've been able to implement an lnurl withdraw/lightning adresss service and would like to use nwc to pay with such service

2025-02-11 08:34:19

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one of the main cast was also on Er when it ran

2025-02-09 08:32:24

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Would test with a burner account. Not risking loosing my follows again testing new clients

2025-02-04 11:18:37

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Seems to be a recurring pattern for most JavaScript frameworks/libraries.

2025-01-17 10:59:12

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For a protocol it is actually much harder thinking about the ux unlike a product.

2024-12-30 16:12:35

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not able to at the moment on the web. probably a bug that needs to be resolved

2024-12-30 02:01:58

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The current primal web client seems to offer the best UX among web clients from my test on mobile.

2024-11-24 01:18:57

All @nprofile…c9z9 posts on #amethyst switch to ASCII probably because the edited note shows by default. This would probably confuse some users. To see the original, one has to tap the note. Not the most intuitive experience

2024-11-03 16:12:39

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I'm unable to get this working. Downloaded the binary and followed the docs but kept getting the following error.
Forward ICAN queries to 8.8.8.8
Error: Os { code 13, kind: PermissionDenied}
I thought it required root access but the error message is now AddrInUse.

2024-09-25 08:52:46

nostr wallet connect #nwc is really cool. Just created a lightning address with an #albyhub isolated account with just the connection string.
Finally just need Alby go to support lnurl withdraw.

2024-09-23 16:48:04

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Side note I always thought lackadaisical was a fake word. Good to see this being invalidated.

2024-09-23 13:11:07

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Exactly, it just pushed spam mitigation to the top priority issue to be fixed.

2024-09-22 15:23:10

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Aren't we conflating bots with Spam. For spam to be effective, it needs to be easy to pull off on a large scale. Doesn't pow raise the bar which makes spam less effective.

2024-09-22 14:45:27

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💯 in agreement. On a side note, what client supports pow notes like yours?

2024-09-09 11:38:53

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PTSD from angular 1 days.

2024-09-09 11:32:36

My mute words list got nuked. Not sure how this occured. Are mute words saved in relays or an app setting?

2024-09-08 19:15:25

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Same sentiment. Also DNSSEC which is a requirement isn't the most straightforward to setup. It isn't even supported on digital ocean.

2024-09-08 14:19:42

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You probably mean "you need docker to self host it".
The only way to guarantee consistent behavior of software across different devices is if they all share the same base environment. If this can be achieved by any other means great.
It is one of the solutions to "it works on my computer problem". Most home server solutions (start9,umbrel etc) are built around this.
Doesn't matter if it is well designed if it can only run on the Creator's system.

2024-09-08 08:46:14

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Docker based setups should be a bit easier to replicate?

2024-09-08 08:21:07

Official Exchange rates are meaningless. Anyone can choose their exchange rate and it is dependent on the other party to acceptor reject if the underlying base currency is in Satoshis.
If user A chooses their exchange rate as 400sat/$ and they have got 5000sats, $8 dollar shows up in their wallet.
If user B chooses their exchange rate as 450 sat/$ then if user B expects $2, they generate an invoice which amounts to 900 sats. User A would see the amount on this invoice as $2.25 and either pays it or reject.
No need for a central rate agreement

2024-09-08 05:21:20

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Would a sample docker-compose file with traefik and the wot relay setup be useful? This is what I currently use.

2024-09-08 03:38:12

On #amethyst 0.91, it seems the dvms have been improved drastically. They are a lot faster now compared to previous builds

2024-09-08 01:43:04

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Not hard at all. Would probably submit a PR to improve the current docker-compose setup.

2024-09-07 19:54:07

The indentation in golang makes my eyes hurt 🤕. Yeah I know it shouldn't matter but I work with a variety of different languages. Go is an outlier when it comes to indentation.

2024-09-07 19:48:13

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I get we are currently focused on secure communication but from the original post if we to include the need for Bitcoin, from my own experience, most just don't get it. And those who do get why it is important aren't ready or willing to take ownership. Which drives the point of the OP.
I don't gain anything by this being normalized. It is what I've observed in my endeavor to wake people I care about up. It is possible they may eventually get it when the need arise but there is no point trying to force it.

2024-09-07 19:09:44

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Do they know it is end to end encrypted? If they did, apps like telegram which isn't end to end encrypted won't be popular. Most would just use what is popular and don't really care about e2ee. It all boils down to what is convenient for them.
It is what it is.

2024-09-07 17:40:36

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using a different JavaScript runtime than nodejs would yield a completly different result. Heard of bun?

2024-09-07 17:02:10

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The vast majority of normies actions and behavior don't portray this unfortunately.

2024-09-07 16:52:21

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Surprised to see JavaScript being suggested as ugly compared to go. Wouldn't be one of the disadvantage of JavaScript IMO.

2024-09-07 06:13:24

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Very effective on the client. For a long reply thread, scrolling from the middle seems to duplicate other replies but not a biggie.

2024-09-06 08:05:12

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Blocking by regex would be dope

2024-09-05 17:52:32

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Was just thinking about this. A way to specify a phrase to mute.

2024-09-05 15:54:07

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We would probably have established tor and other hidden services relays by then.

2024-09-05 04:28:15

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This fees are from phoenixd. They take .4% of all send transactions. Although there seems to be more privacy benefits when you just use it as a Bitcoin only wallet instead of as a lightning wallet and with the low mempool fees, cheaper to use from like 100000 sats than with lightning

2024-09-03 22:28:45

Currently Watching Terminator zero. Terminator judgement day is still burned in my memory as a child.

2024-09-03 22:24:38

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Shouting in the void is a feature and you should embrace it.

2024-09-03 20:54:45

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You would need a wallet with a lightning address like wallet of Satoshi. The lightning address looks like an email address.

2024-09-03 06:00:44

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Try verifying from the actual hub admin interface. At times the Alby dashboard could be slow or run into sync issues

2024-09-03 05:54:34

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Also as long as there are clients for hard core nerds. I don't think nostr would follow the same enshitification patterns

2024-09-03 05:41:42

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Haven't seen any app or found any way to run a pear server on a phone. Only running a pear client exits at the moment.

2024-09-03 05:19:59

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Loved this game especially when dealing with Jaws

2024-09-03 05:16:19

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I was today year old realizing how customizable likes are on most clients. No more shitting on likes, especially those given that are not the ❤️

2024-09-02 20:49:31

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I always suspected this would be possible. Didn't realize it has always been possible 😂.

2024-09-02 19:20:37

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Just noticed this. Thanks

2024-09-02 18:35:33

Just noticed something interesting on #amethyst. Unlike other clients, the like button can't be customized but in the notification page, there are different emoji's representing the like action. Don't know how trivial it would be for custom emojis for likes on native apps.

2024-09-02 18:07:30

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Not sure. Would be great if there is a reference article/ location to research this

2024-09-02 11:21:11

Is there a guide on how to setup push notifications on #amethyst with #ntfy?
What is the ntfy server and topic to use?
@nprofile…pyug