slipstream
Slipstream

htlc.io

money infrastructure dev ⚡️

Public Key

npub1da72xwy4h4727jyqmcxw8dzhzyq8ghr634csuze4gyhnu2guv5uqm3ez52

NIP-05 Address

slipstream@htlc.io

NIP-57 Address

ritzyshirt58@walletofsatoshi.com

Profile Code

nprofile1qqsx7l9r8z2m6l90fzqdur8rk3t3zqr5t3ag6ugwpv65zte79ywx2wqpp4mhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mqprpmhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wdmksetjv5hxxmmdr8c5q7

Publishing to

nos.lol

relay.noswhere.com

Author Public Key

npub1da72xwy4h4727jyqmcxw8dzhzyq8ghr634csuze4gyhnu2guv5uqm3ez52

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Last Notes

2024-11-05 02:50:38

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The fact that he said "BitTorrent style DHT" tells me he doesn't know what mainline is

2024-07-06 20:37:40

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Ah I misunderstood. Pasting nsec itself is bad, of course 👍

2024-07-06 18:12:54

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I don't see how it's any different from a password manager. You don't give your nsec to every service, you just use it to authenticate your identity. Yes if you get your master key compromised you are pwned but that's literally the same as having your password manager vault compromised.

2024-07-06 02:55:00

The lowest levels of the stack are too ossified to have your ideas adopted, while the highest levels are already idea saturated. The most interesting place to innovate is a thin slice in the middle, where small changes can have radical effects. Right now I believe the sweet spot is identity and data storage of small payloads

2024-07-02 23:12:16

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Are the technical details of how this display works public? A patent perhaps?

2024-07-02 13:11:53

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I imagine it _works_ but doesn't scale

2024-07-01 14:32:09

Happy Canada Day! 🍁

2024-06-30 10:18:44

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Sounds like a feature

2024-06-26 15:39:14

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You can hardcode a large list and only 1 need be honest & operational for your client to find more honest peers.
If 99 of 100 hardcoded peers are down, you're still good. And on the next client update you change the hardcoded list to another working set of 100

2024-06-26 15:25:42

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Finding seed nodes is a much bigger problem than nostr, even bitcoin has hardcoded domains for finding the first peer.
In practice I don't think this is actually a big issue

2024-06-26 15:22:41

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There's a lot of reverse proxy infrastructure that won't like this. Would be wonderful if we could at least put the original naddr in a header or something

2024-06-25 03:32:45

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Which client supports nip-95?

2024-06-24 23:03:01

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I like blossom's approach. https://github.com/hzrd149/blossom/blob/user-server-list/buds/03.md
Could do the same with nip96.
IPFS would work as well but I prefer http unless the file is extremely popular

2024-06-23 02:09:21

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Nice job, what is your rating?

2024-06-21 10:52:27

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Pretty neat that there's no MEV, though it looks like it has the same high liquidity requirements of Ark

2024-06-19 16:36:05

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Blastr style storage is what attracted me to build on nostr in the first place. I'm not prescribing it, but the option for the user to choose a Blastr proxy relay is great

2024-06-18 11:12:55

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Are you going to open a nip? Or is your goal to just raise awareness of your tool and hope others carry the flag for a nostr integration?

2024-06-18 10:12:56

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If urgent (it rarely is), push notification. Otherwise email.

2024-06-11 21:15:19

What's your favourite tool to grab the raw json of a nostr event given an ID?

2024-06-11 20:04:58

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How so?

2024-06-11 19:09:31

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Damus does not add PoW to your posts. That's true for basically all notes on nostr right now. There's not really much point adding it since no apps/relays use PoW based spam filtering

2024-06-11 16:24:03

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You can already do this attack with a 2 of 2 multisig where one party is the government. You need their permission every time you transact, and will only approve transfers to another 2 of 2.

2024-06-11 16:02:05

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For apple, the enclave requires a faceID proof before it'll sign. But, afaik no btc wallets use them because the curve the enclave supports is secp256r1 (whereas bitcoin is k1).
I heard op_cat provides enough account abstraction to make it work, but, have not looked into if that's true or not.

2024-06-11 15:05:27

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Right I see the use to compensate for the lack of a built-in secure enclave (like most PCs), so it can't be high jacked from working memory by other malicious software 👍

2024-06-11 10:08:55

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What's even the point of a hardware device if there's no trusted display? Does it offer any security over a software wallet on a device that has a secure enclave like a phone?
If the software side is compromised it'll just show you the address you intend to send to and request the device to sign the malicious transaction

2024-06-10 16:48:51

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I saw that and was confused as well. What could the logic possibly be to see "too many" primary sources as problem?

2024-06-10 15:53:58

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I believe that's within spec for nip96 unfortunately. I've seen some research around using snarks to prove the original hash of the image which could be interesting to apply here

2024-06-10 13:47:12

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It was mostly a joke, but, I can imagine an agency that fronts consolidated capital (at a discount) in exchange for directly taking possession of the private keys.
Fully trusted of course. This would probably only be in the realm of large corporations

2024-06-09 22:50:04

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Probably because the spec is so simple

2024-06-09 12:49:29

What is a DVM?

2024-06-09 11:23:19

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Not quite ready to release yet, but it's a writing platform similar to Obsidian or Logseq. Also supports serving up your content on your own domain as a "blog" of sorts

2024-06-08 16:26:43

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Oh wait I've already used the right kind... has this bud been around longer? Somehow I've already implemented this exact flow in my app

2024-06-08 16:09:18

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Makes sense. That is how I've already implemented the blossom integration in my app (just with a different 'kind' for server list - I'll switch it to standard)

2024-06-08 15:19:55

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Why not define a blossom://<hash> url instead of having clients try to extract the hash?

2024-06-08 11:55:16

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Soon we'll have consolidation firms for UTXOs in the same way we do for debt

2024-06-08 02:31:56

Would be cool if nip96 servers that do image transformations, and therefore serve files with modified SHAs, included a ZKP of the transformation.

2024-06-08 01:54:05

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Honestly the protocol is so simple it's pretty easy to build straight off the nips repo.

2024-06-07 22:48:53

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that's the image

2024-06-07 22:37:55

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Yes, but that's only because you used a gateway url so it's no different from a normal image server. I doubt it would work with a real IPFS url

2024-06-07 02:02:42

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How many nip96 servers does it upload a single file to?

2024-06-05 18:24:08

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What about these notes makes them more tricky for clients to find?

2024-05-30 10:47:31

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How are you calculating the amount of entropy in the lines connecting the emojis?

2024-05-30 01:43:53

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Naw, users shouldn't have to look at block explorers on this level

2024-05-29 16:46:40

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What will that mean for application support? To me, a privacy focused Android derivative sounds more appealing than a custom OS

2024-05-29 16:00:07

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One difference is I set the npub as a dns record so that many sites can all share the same single CDN file

2024-05-29 15:56:32

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Nice! I'm working on something similar

2024-05-27 10:33:35

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curious if it would still honour delete requests or no?

2024-05-25 19:35:06

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based

2024-05-25 12:54:04

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honestly looks great

2024-05-21 20:35:05

Is there a nip96 url scheme?
Something like "nip96://<sha256>"

2024-05-18 12:15:39

Running #blossom

2024-05-06 10:17:07

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There are infinite numbers between 0 and 1 but none of them are 2

2024-05-03 10:11:50

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Would be good for that too. Eliminates mev as well

2024-05-03 01:31:08

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Maybe some kind of homomorphic encrypted mempool?

2024-05-02 21:19:43

I just want to homestead and write open source software

2024-05-02 20:57:53

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Are you thinking of Mercury?

2024-04-19 23:39:24

What's your guess for the lowest feerate in the halving block?

2024-04-17 14:14:54

Good news is that sequencers are more involved with rollup protocol design than miners are. Therefore the financial incentive for sequencers to capture all MEV and leave none to the miners should sway rollup designs towards those that protect the L1 from centralizing MEViL

2024-04-06 10:06:11

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Does that website load for you?

2024-04-04 22:46:54

Where can I get nostr stats like DAU?

2024-04-03 10:46:37

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works as well as previous versions... which is to say, super slow on a pi

2024-03-31 20:39:28

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deepweb usually means non-indexed http (normal web pages you can't find in Google), whereas darkweb refers to non-http (web pages you can't even visit without special software, usually Tor)

2024-03-25 12:42:51

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Why do I see this happen to so many people? How do you lose your follows?

2024-03-14 00:23:01

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Tell us how it goes!

2024-03-13 17:31:53

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No trusted display? What is the purpose of this device?

2024-03-13 11:52:56

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Every combination is valid so there's no "wrong" guess

2024-03-05 20:35:04

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I assume you're only testing the censorship of your link to the images (ie the actual in-protocol note), right? Because one of the images themselves is already deleted from the host.
Do you think nostr needs stronger file decentralization?

2024-02-27 22:54:10

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Cold start meaning the cache is empty, and it loads that fast??

2024-02-16 16:42:52

Nothing like going to a library's repo and seeing the latest commit adds the feature you needed and were about to implement.

2024-02-15 23:48:41

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Mixing katakana and hiragana like this is not correct Japanese. To be consistent it should be: サトシナカモト.
But even then, names would normally be in kanji rather than "spelled out" like this. For example the family name Nakamoto is commonly spelled as 中本

2024-01-30 19:58:35

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I haven't read this either, but I'm curious now... might pick this up to see how much I forgot

2024-01-30 19:40:56

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That's true, but only part of the story of the blocksize wars. Remember the winning side ("small blockers") also increased block size with segwit. This was much more a story of who controls the chain and what its purpose was than literally "should we tweak some config"

2024-01-28 17:40:49

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WBTC 157000 BTC

2024-01-28 17:17:13

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Not surprising given there's 157k wBTC locked into Ethereum. There's tons of demand for EVM compatible Bitcoin

2024-01-28 00:42:34

Might be useful to have a standard for discovering nip96 servers. Even just a single event with the domain tagged with a standard way to make it searchable.

2024-01-28 00:37:58

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Do you have any methodology for choosing relays?

2024-01-28 00:36:17

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Why not Spotify?

2024-01-27 02:47:21

Ever since chatGPT came out, stack overflow has been super slow. What's up with that

2024-01-27 01:54:12

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Have some tofu https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3oL0hh68rt0mQVNEC9UTLG?si=Ejkh_bfASH6c2pnPryp4Ig&pi=u-1BSReaCgSv6U

2024-01-26 08:39:27

Idea: a "Bitcoin backed relay" (I'll use BBR for short).
A BBR is a nostr relay that stores events on the Bitcoin blockchain using one of the blob store techniques (OP_RETURN, taproot envelopes, etc)
Saving a message here is _expensive_, you would not want to do it often, but comes with the upside of permanent storage on all BBRs (they all share the same backend state; like if nostr did relay gossip with decentralized spam protection)
This could be useful for notes that are very important. Notes that everyone must find. For example, perhaps a key rotation note, or some kind of deletion event. I could also see standard notes being here by people just looking for wider attention or posterity ("vanity notes")

2024-01-25 18:15:26

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Joined! I'm ujo on there

2024-01-25 17:51:31

Any go players on this app? #gostr

2024-01-25 03:00:45

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Where can I find these scripts?

2024-01-24 11:58:55

Self custody is cypherpunk. Building out custodial scaling solutions is not very cypherpunk, but, it is pretty based. I appreciate this community exploring both ecash and covenants

2024-01-20 16:28:59

Curious on your opinion #cashu #fedi #note1mv3…0ak7

2024-01-20 16:23:32

Seeing a lot of excitement here around custodial scaling solutions like fedi and cashu. Cool!
I'm curious what this group thinks of drivetrain, which is also a custodial scaling solution, except one where anyone can join the "custody federation" without permission (because miners as a cohort are custodians of drivechain funds)

2024-01-19 22:47:22

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Oh I see that now; you're right for that page.

2024-01-19 17:55:35

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Here's what I see: two home buttons, no Damus icon. https://image.nostr.build/f0a2f73e03cfc840f6ca632b4f2ff2c7a5515d1446c032daf88683225009edae.jpg

2024-01-19 17:50:46

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Honestly it sounds like we have different apps or versions because what you're saying makes no sense to me 🤷

2024-01-19 11:41:18

#damus really needs to change the "home" button in the upper left to a "back" button. There's already a permanent home button in the bottom bar so it's fully redundant anyway.

2024-01-19 01:00:43

Let's conquer the universe.

2024-01-18 17:29:48

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You're right that higher interest rates generally reduce liquidity, but there's other liquidity sources counter-acting that. For example nearly 2 trillion dollars have drained from the reverse repo since start of 2023 to fund USG deficit spending.

2024-01-18 11:14:38

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Think liquidity (which already increased), not interest rates

2024-01-10 19:07:41

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1) Holds peg better (less likely to have a discount/premium)
2) Lower costs

2023-08-14 15:01:16

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Very excited for this one!

2023-08-12 00:51:47

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Is there a standard for npub domain redirection? Something like dnslink?

2023-08-09 00:54:35

Is there any dnslink nostr gateways?

2023-07-04 11:28:48

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Yeah many of my most interesting follows are twitter-exclusive still

2023-05-09 10:22:27

It seems like cashu mints are a strict upgrade to custodial lightning services. Any counter arguments? Only downside I can come up with is the tech is nascent.

2023-04-05 23:35:47

Inscribooors are bidding nearly $2000/MB to backup data on-chain instead of using commit hashes or openTimestamps. Even for paying upfront (not monthly) for a forever backup, that's more than I expected