Lez

Disrupt!

Public Key

npub1elta7cneng3w8p9y4dw633qzdjr4kyvaparuyuttyrx6e8xp7xnq32cume

NIP-05 Address

lez@huszonegy.world

NIP-57 Address

lez@npub.cash

Profile Code

nprofile1qqsvl47lvfue5ghrsjj2khdgcspxep6mzxws737zw94jpndvnnqlrfsppemhxue69uhkummn9ekx7mp0qywhwumn8ghj7mn0wd68ytnzd96xxmmfdejhytnnda3kjctv9u7mx3zm

Publishing to

nos.lol

nostr.bitcoiner.social

nostr.huszonegy.world

Author Public Key

npub1elta7cneng3w8p9y4dw633qzdjr4kyvaparuyuttyrx6e8xp7xnq32cume

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2025-05-07 18:34:03

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We need more dumb retards, too!

2025-04-30 17:33:54

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Metabolic flexibility is another word for it. And I'm a great fan, too.

2025-03-05 13:50:54

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What do you think of this?
https://github.com/lez/nipls/blob/main/tribe.md
It's similar to NIP-29, but the logic is on the client side.
It doesn't do private communities yet, but expect some releases coming out soon.
A wiki edited by a community (tribe) is in the works.

2025-03-01 18:48:22

Setting up my Librewolf

2025-01-18 18:49:18

Girl had her contracts cancelled because she wouldn't change the lyrics.
Was offered to be a superstar, instead she stuck with her truth.
Saylor calls her poor, I call her hero.
Enjoy!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=y29kmnhjtc8

2025-01-17 07:35:12

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AI is a technology to spam Nostr with reply guys and reply gals. Did I miss something?

2025-01-14 19:41:42

It seems that serving NIP-05 nostr.json with a correct "Access-Control-Allow-Origin" header is not common at all. To the degree that it's not useful at all in web clients to show all the warnings. It's a distraction ritght now.
Maybe we could solve that with DVMs fetching and caching nip-05 data.

2025-01-05 11:25:38

This is good stuff. Onion routing for nostr events.
The amount of privacy this could provide us would cause incurable headache to NSA agents.
https://wikistr.com/onion-routing-nip*fa984bd7dbb282f07e16e7ae87b26a2a7b9b90b7246a44771f0cf5ae58018f52

2025-01-04 15:30:16

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*as* boring likes

2025-01-04 15:29:59

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I'm happy about it as long as I can choose to display them boring likes.

2025-01-03 11:03:40

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That is a good question, I can see that you have dig in deeply.
The answer is yes, or no, depending on what you mean by leaving the tribe.
A tribe is basically a multi-level curation of pubkeys by the leader. In this sense you have no control over what tribes you are contributing to.
So lets suppose there is a friendly tribe with good vibes, whose leader is Bob.
And by leader I mean the chief, boss, CEO, alpha, whatever at the top of the hierarchy. Bob has put a lot of work into building a good tribe, and takes responsibility for it.
Then Mr. Troll comes by, creates TrollTribe and stamps Bob. Now the Troll can trick people into believing that all these shiny people belong to TrollTribe.
This is where the other side of the relationship becomes important. There should be a rough consensus among tribe members about who the tribe leader is, and they should state it publicly if possible. Otherwise a tribe cannot act a single cultural entity. By "acknowledging" the leader I meant that members explicitly consented that they want to READ content curated by Bob's tribe and they don't care about attackers who stamped Bob.
This is why forking (as you described) is hard to do, and it's easier to spin off a new tribe, stamp everyone you like and advertise it as a new tribe, already with some content from your sub-tribe.
I don't know if this is what you meant by leaving the tribe :) On the UI "leave tribe" button will probably just remove the acknowledgement of the leader and forget about the tribe. There's no way to control who curates your content anyway.

2025-01-02 15:42:10

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Technically nothing stops them, but in its current form, if any of the sub-tribe members stamp the original leader, member set is back at the original tribe, but with a reorganized hierarchy.
To start a new tribe,
- interference from the old tribe should be minimized
- everyone down the hierarchy should acknowledge the new leader and his rules.
I'm still thinking about ways to make real forks happen technically. If the new leader says "I accept old tribe's stamps up until the fork timestamp, and here is the new context that you have to use in your stamps", then it's possible I guess.

2025-01-02 15:32:50

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True, not as crisp, but still.... https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a66aWszVCiI#t=57m50

2025-01-02 15:24:00

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Oh, I was confused about the large space, I thought it's some outdoors magic. Actually I'm quite relieved that we can't do such presentations to the sky :D

2025-01-02 14:41:59

Publishing a new way to organize communities, called Tribes.
Looking for some feedback!
https://github.com/lez/nipls/blob/main/tribe.md
https://img.freepik.com/premium-photo/closeup-individual-with-vibrant-traditional-tribal-face-paint_189959-11863.jpg

2025-01-02 14:32:36

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Take a look at my Tribes proposal: https://github.com/lez/nipls/blob/main/tribe.md - it's just been up for feedback

2025-01-02 11:20:43

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Looks amazing, indeed. And a bit creepy. But, as an engineer, how do you make it? The 3 towers are some kind of projectors here?

2025-01-02 11:07:25

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I probably didn't find a client library at the time, and implemented it myself (inline) in this repo: https://github.com/lez/nsite

2025-01-01 13:32:13

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I was looking for such a project.
Initial feedback: try it with the browser set to dark theme. (text is invisible)

2025-01-01 10:01:59

HNY

2024-12-30 09:04:47

Christopher Alexander was an inspiring, unique thinker.
An architect, constantly thinking about what makes places "alive".
He came up with a method to measure how alive is a thing, and how to build them. Books where he goes about it: "Pattern language", "Nature of order".
In this lecture of '96 he talks to software programmers, arguing they should apply these principles when building software.
Too bad we can't invite him to a Nostr conference as speaker anymore, he would love it.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=98LdFA-_zfA

2024-12-20 22:02:33

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Same here

2024-12-20 21:47:14

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It's confusing, noted.
This argument about http headers does not stand if we are strict, because of the 'nostr://' scheme. I think it's also fair to assume that after the nostr:// we expect @ to mean nip05, not http username -- we don't even know if it's http under the hood.
But still, it's confusing.
The remapping is not algorithmic, but included in this event: https://njump.me/nevent1qqstda2vwm5ucl3qxa8rm0ah06npuanr6jr7mvhaqfqq8dsqp9543qgpzemhxue69uhhyetvv9ujumn0wd68ytnzv9hxgq3qelta7cneng3w8p9y4dw633qzdjr4kyvaparuyuttyrx6e8xp7xnq7vvqe5
In there, the "clone" URL actually holds https://github.com/lez/ as we are used to seeing.
Maybe what's really confusing is the fact that it's not a real clone url, just a fancy pointer to it, I don't know. It has nothing to do with git clone urls we seen so far.
My opinion is that nostr://nostr.hu/lez/nostropus would also be confusing. Because the git repo is not on nostr.hu server at all. And it's hard to tell people it's a NIP05, you just have to swap the elements and put @ in that.
Maybe it's confusing because the host where the files are stored is not showing up in the remote url at all. It's equivalent with `nostr://npub1elta..../nostropus`. So it means "On nostr, find this user, and find his repo with this reponame"
Am I right that you'd prefer "nostr://nostr.hu/lez/nostropus" instead of the current form?

2024-12-20 20:44:13

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OK, I think I understand you now. So like nostr://nostr.hu/lez/nostropus better?
I'm afraid NIP-05 has already broken the "standard implied meaning" of @ and nostr has embraced that. So nostr is retarded I guess.

2024-12-20 20:37:28

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Still feeling misunderstood and hardly understand your desire.
Do you want to serve your git under your nip5 host? You are the minority, but still you can do it. Add http://mleku@n.mleku.dev/gitroot/project as the `clone` tag.
@ is part of NIP-05. If you skip it, people won't recognize that it's a NIP-05.

2024-12-20 20:24:57

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In your example, example.com is the NIP-05 provider, and not the git server, right?
If you want to specify user for the git server, it is currently done in parameters:
nostr://dave@example.com/somerepo?username=davesgitserveruser and this long username is used for the URL specified in the repo event as "clone" tag.

2024-12-20 20:05:14

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The 30617 event contains the IP:port where git will connect.

2024-12-20 20:03:10

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I'm not sure if I understand correctly, but I suspect some misunderstanding here.
To be clear: the lez@nostr.hu here is the NIP-05 address itself. Not a HTTP authentication. It directs clients to relays + a npub.

2024-12-20 19:08:37

We can't get fancier git remote URL's, ever!
git clone nostr://lez@nostr.hu/nostropus
The fresh ngit release is out! No more excuses for feeding github anymore!
#nevent1q…dzs9

2024-12-16 17:35:11

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But in this case the user and protocol doesn't belong to the rest of the URL, it belongs to the invisible underlying clone URL(s).
So when there are multiple underlying URL's, how can we prevent repeated errors on the console, if the username or protocol are different for each clone URL?
I'll tag @npub1s6z…wk4c as I understand he might be using this feature on a daily basis.

2024-12-16 13:35:46

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OK, now I see the reason for the existence of the feature. I guess it's exactly the same for the protocol feature. (/ssh/https/)
For me it feels that this preference of the user belongs to the git config of the user instead of the remote URL.
This way the user could specify his githost-specific settings once in global git config, and use it automatically for new clones, too.

2024-12-16 13:05:26

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Cool stuff! Why not host it on an nsite to become unkillable?

2024-12-11 18:19:19

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got it! https://github.com/hzrd149/nostr-idb

2024-12-11 17:43:43

What's the name of a caching relay that runs in the browser? #asknostr

2024-12-09 10:48:36

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Technical feedback: from nostrudel if I press "open on gitworkshop.dev", it tries to open nevent1qvzqqqqx2ypzpgqgmmc409hm4xsdd74sf68a2uyf9pwel4g9mfdg8l5244t6x4jdqqs9cv8pajach39wg4dfxj3wz2w50e2mpfqwlykh4cmffec5hfxknngf2ef2k there, which shows an error.
If I go through https://nostrapp.link/#nevent1qvzqqqqx2ypzpgqgmmc409hm4xsdd74sf68a2uyf9pwel4g9mfdg8l5244t6x4jdqqs9cv8pajach39wg4dfxj3wz2w50e2mpfqwlykh4cmffec5hfxknngf2ef2k?select=true it will open https://gitworkshop.dev/e/nevent1qqs9cv8pajach39wg4dfxj3wz2w50e2mpfqwlykh4cmffec5hfxknngzyzsq3hh327t0h2dq6matqn5064cgj2zanl2stkj6s0lg4t2h5dty67t3mez - which works.
I'll check the patch now. :)

2024-12-09 10:42:47

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2. I'm fine by doing an MVP, let's not touch the 30317 for now. I think increasing UX is more important here. Especially that by the authorities taking the DNS they achieve nothing a.) it's a news flash for the project b.) somebody trusted will point a new nip05 to the project c.) educating the public it's a dependency d.) still being able to use the npub/naddr remote, which ngit could support out of the box (as all the info is cached in a checked out repo)

2024-12-09 10:30:45

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Depends on how you define doxxing.

2024-12-08 20:28:29

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2. I called "repo relays" the "relays" tag value in the 30317 event, and "relay hint" the relay in the nostr remote URL, like: nostr://nip05/relay.hint/identifier
How will gitworkshop.dev find out which URL to show in the green "clone" dropdown? (nostr://nip05/relay.hint/identifier, or nostr://nip05/identifier? - or one of the npub / nevent / naddr variant?)
3. Fine, but then we need to add an "identifier: Option<String>" member, too. Because we can't store it anywhere else until we haven't resolved the nip05 to a pubkey.

2024-12-08 20:18:49

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Just a reminder, many people on Nostr believe that solving the decentralized naming problem perfectly is impossible - so we should not even try to come up with an almost perfect.
I think we need names, we need to break free of IANA, even if it's imperfect and SOME trust is involved. Handshake.org did it, although there is a shitcoin involved in it. There must be other ways.

2024-12-08 12:49:54

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Caching the pubkey for the nip05 makes sense. Config is a good place for it.
A couple of questions:
- RepoRef is used to directly map the 30617 event into a rust object?
- Should we add the nostr remote URL into the gitrepo event? It would reflect the choice of the repo owner how he wants to use it. For example, if my nip05 relays intersect with the repo relays, I will omit the relay hint. If they are distinct, I'll include. But it would be easier to just store the URL and use later, than to do the intersection repeatedly. And it's a problem for not cors-enabled nip05s on the web.
- Do you think it would make sense to further refactor the `coordinate` member of `NostrUrlDecoded`? If we could include the Coordinate members (identifier, pubkey, kind, relays) direct members of the `NostrUrlDecoded`, we could change pubkey to Option<pubkey>, and NostrUrlDecoded could hold the URL value after parsing but before looking up NIP05. Also, the duplication of the `identifier` wouldn't be needed. I duplicated that previously because I couln't instantiate Coordinate from a NIP05 nostr:// remote URL.

2024-12-08 12:31:24

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I think I just ran `git push` - but `push.autosetupremote=true` is set, so no need for `-u`.

2024-12-02 21:57:02

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Actually, Chris is a guy with a very weak sec ("1").

2024-11-27 13:51:16

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Yes. No.

2024-11-27 13:41:06

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I think all of these ideas should be available, with the ability to combine them all. Delegated, replaceable PoW on pubkeys or event ids.
This unlocks some interesting functionalities, like being able to set a higher bar for entering a community / flagging content, the difficulty being adjusted by moderators based on the amount of resources they have. If the community sees good quality content with low PoW, they can hive-boost the PoW to raise the content to the front of moderators' eyes. Good content could stand out this way.
Higher PoW is also a nice way to kickstart an anonymous profile with no web of trust at all.

2024-11-22 18:18:23

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Trying to log in from feedback.getalby.com.
It does 500 error right now, too. (18:17:38 GMT)

2024-11-19 08:26:37

To not loose THE game and stay free, we need Bitcoin. But Bitcoin is not enough. We need to turn our focus in one common direction: towards freedom. We must stand still against all the forces that want to divide us. Thus, we need Nostr, too. We unite on Nostr. But that's not enough. We need to grow up to the challenge. We need to develop focus, morals, consciousness, physical and mental energy, empathy, self confidence and faith in every one of us, individually. We need to be disciplined and kind while we are marching towards our common goal.
Infinite scrolling is not our friend on this path. It is there to gain the masses over from the walled gardens. We need tools for collaboration that work for us, helps us to teach each other to the good things, let us live without unneccessary compromises and NOT to distract us!
https://m.primal.net/MavM.jpg

2024-11-18 22:49:55

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If there is no blossom sha256 for a tag, it cannot be cloned from blossom. I think it is not the expected behaviour from the user. If he makes the move from github to blossom, then removes github.com clone url from the repo announcement even, then he will be disappointed if he cannot clone old versions.
I think blossom keys should be added to each ref upon the first push to blossom to keep the functionality.

2024-11-18 22:39:04

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The way it works in the current version of git-remote-blossom is that it saves both the sha1 and the sha256 hash in the state event. So a ref tag looks like this:
`["refs/heads/master", "3437fd950d4ba37ba51e3bc788025698cfb20ca1", "3b58e484825e5b96428ab0b0c19cb760d5ebbd39acb4795446a89c99482e2d62"],`
It needs the sha256 to be able to start the graph traversal at the HEAD. All the rest can be calculated.
This is somewhat diverges from the current NIP-34. It needs to be updated with the sha256 - which is right now in the place of the optional parent commit ids.

2024-11-18 20:20:01

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Passing commit ID's are fine for pushes. But for fetch, I need the blossom sha256 hashes instead of the commit IDs in order to find the blobs on blossom.

2024-11-18 19:09:56

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Sure, no expectations here!
As an initial note, I think I'll need the blossom server to be passed down in args to the scripts.

2024-11-18 13:03:35

#asknostr
Do you prefer "master" branch or "main" branch in git?
(master: 👍 main: 🤙)

2024-11-16 13:35:14

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Most people are bad at memorizing npubs or IP addresses. Therefore most people tend to depend on naming systems like DNS.
Yeah, with IPv6 you can have thousands or millions of addresses, just for you. You can have a public IP for every service, for every tweet, or whatever. So IANA cannot hide behind the narrative of the scarcity of IP addresses, as they do right now. And ISP's don't even give you a public IP anymore, you just get a NATted address in many countries. That's one of the reasons why DHT's don't work in internet scale, because holepunching is a pain in the ass. Even if they give you a public dynamic IP, you can't use it to run a service without a dyndns because it's dynamic. And peer to peer stuff depends on being able to reliably find each other.

2024-11-16 13:07:24

@npub1get…0nfm I'd like to give feedback, but I cannot log in to the feedback app. Take it as a feedback.

2024-11-16 11:23:43

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IPv6 will deprecate the IP address arbitrators. Handshake protocol will deprecate ICANN on the DNS names.

2024-11-16 10:30:56

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I learnt about your #realy just now. First I dismissed it because my eyes would just read it as #relay. We as species are not fully evolved for reading :)

2024-11-14 12:16:22

A prophecy for nostr, back from 2020. https://roarmag.org/essays/win-back-the-internet/

2024-11-13 13:20:10

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It happens to me, too. I visit repo A, read the about page. Then I go back to browse the list of repos, then visit repo B.
What happens is I see repo A's README until repo B's README is fetched.
The solution might be just clearing already fetched data before start fetching the other.

2024-11-12 11:28:14

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git-remote-blossom and blossom:// are good ideas, I'll employ them!
The npub/relay/identifier scheme definitely keeps the URL well readable.
nprofile contains the same data, but it's obfuscated.
Thanks for the feedback!

2024-11-12 09:25:27

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I'd love to have a social client only for longform posts. E.g. to see the longform posts of my follows. Should be low hanging fruit to implement, maybe someone already did that?

2024-11-12 08:06:06

GM
The #git remote helper I wrote in the summer in #sec02 just got much better. The new Proof of Concept supports sha1 git repos, so you can push your pet project to a nostr relay and a blossom server.
Maybe it's a toy, maybe it's a super project, I don't know. One thing is sure: soon it'll be possible to push to git repos without leaving the browser!
I'd like to have some feedback about the direction I should move on with the git remote URL format. A sole npub in the URL is suboptimal, since it can be difficult to find the relay for the npub.
https://github.com/lez/git-remote-nostr

2024-10-25 21:20:24

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Probably already discussed, but why do we have 2 protocols for 1 task? It seems there is a lot of overlapping between them.

2024-10-25 20:17:53

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Tülköljél! :)

2024-10-25 17:26:56

Just installed a new relay for the Hungarian Nostr community. It has the most boring name I could come up with: "relay.nostr.hu"

2024-10-25 17:22:00

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milyen tülk?

2024-10-21 08:37:16

I started using Ditto as my main client. So far so good!
https://ditto.pub

2024-10-14 06:24:14

I'm happy to see Gordon Brander, a long-time "decentralized brain" buidler to finally arrive at Nostr. https://newsletter.squishy.computer/p/natures-many-attempts-to-evolve-a

2024-10-01 21:26:13

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Hmm, with damaged kidneys you should probably be cautious with higher doses of boron. I know close to nothing about that condition 😕

2024-10-01 21:11:25

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Don't mix up boron and borax. Borax contains 11% boron. So my base mixture is 9g borax per liter, which makes 1g boron per liter, or 1mg/mL, for easy calculations. And I'm still OK with the taste.
I use distilled water because in normal water it creates floating calcium particles, which makes the water opaque, it looks bad and not pleasant to drink.
My experience is that ~200 mg boron increases my libido A LOT for a few days in the beginning. After those days the body adapts and everything gets back to normal. It works by inhibiting testosterone breakdown.
Yeah, once you catch some chronic stuff, e.g. from vaccines, you have to take proper doses from all minerals and vitamins to feel OK.
Myself, I would never take any vaccines since I know what's going on. And I thought I outsmart them by avoiding the vaccines. I was wrong. Once I went to a dentist to pull my last wisdom tooth, where I got a lidokain injection, and I suspect I got some coctail of "agents" in it. 3 days later I came down with CFS, and also my lungs haven't cleared up since then. Wisdom teeth gone, wisdom acquired.
for magnesium, magnesium-bisglycinate is the best form.
There is an interesting article that sheds light on a small part of what agents they have developed: http://www.betterhealthguy.com/images/stories/PDF/PHA/2009_07.pdf (mycoplasma article, page 1)

2024-10-01 20:36:21

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Hah! Good Hungarian skills! 😉
I would recommend trying the 200mg boron per day dose, and if there's no benefit, cut back to 30mg.
Lugol's is best taken in the morning, because any antioxidants you take later (c-vitamin, n-acetyl-anything) reduces the elemental iodine to iodide, which the body needs to convert back to elemental. Keep at least 1 hour between iodine and antioxidants. Also, it might keep you awake at night if you take it late.

2024-09-13 21:09:36

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Wow, thanks!
Your auntie is spot on! 😉
I'm also a big borax fan. I think boron deficiency causes osteoporosis in old age, which is quite common in my country Hungary.
Also, if you up the dose to 7x your auntie's recommendation (30mg boron -> 200mg boron per day), you get some terapeutic effect, it kills mycoplasma infections, and helps cleaning up the lungs by making the mucus less viscose. But it's ridiculously cheap, so doctors won't recommend it ever.

2024-09-13 19:47:39

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I'm not talking about energy drinks, but taurine as powder. It makes circulation better at the capillars, has some relaxing effect, increases focus, increases lifespan, enhances sports performance, and whatever else you're taking, you will benefit from taurine. Your body produces it while young. It's food, not a stimulant. It's fine to take taurine without caffeine, but in case you overdosed caffeine, taurine ends the heart palpitations - this is also the reason why they put it in red bull. (source: https://www.gal.hu/en/spd/GAHUPZ20/GAL-Taurine-refill-pouch)
Then there are other tweaks, like iodine. At least 10mg per day. Your body needs it, loves it, it makes nerves snappy, quicker brain, quicker reflexes, optimalizes metabolism (through thyroid), detoxifies, and a LOT more. Children need it the most for brain development. It adds ~5 to newborn babies' IQ if the mother has proper iodine levels. And a LOT more. There is a protocol for starting taking iodine, selenium and iron levels must be sufficient, and extra C vitamin, magnesium, zinc, B2, B3 vitamins help a lot in the initial 6 months of taking iodine (Lugol's) Iodine made miracles to my life quality back 7 yrs ago, and I'm taking it since then.
(source: https://archive.org/details/iodine-why-you-need-it-why-you-cant-live-without-it-pdf-room/page/n3/mode/2up )
Omega3, lecithin, they are what your brain is made of. Take a lot.
Vitamins, minerals - everything has an optimal dose / level. Aim for it. A little excess of them very rarely cause problems. / except for selenium.
You probably know these, and have bio-hacking experience, I just wanted to point out what worked best for me.
THEN, when everything is in place what your body NEEDS, only then I would start experimenting with the extras, teas, microdosing these stuff, amphetamine, adderal, racetams, nootropics, etc.
Oh, how much I wish there was a forum-like app on Nostr where these topics could be discussed... Health topic is slowly being shadow-banned on the old internet, thanks to google, fb and govt's.
Any ideas for the forum?

2024-09-09 12:54:43

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Use 3g taurin and you can double your coffee dose! 😉

2024-06-19 16:19:47

Trustroot, a couchsurfing app is currently being nostrified! Currently it's nostr notes put on a map: https://notes.trustroots.org/
https://github.com/Trustroots/nostr-map

2024-06-11 15:31:34

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Hi, thanks for the feedback!
I don't get the usecase with the git-remote-nostr proxying requests. Do you mean blossom scheme should be used in `clone` tags instead of nostr://, and nostr:// would be some kind of multiplexer for the remotes that show up among the `clone` tags?

2024-05-22 20:43:47

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Seems like no. There were uncommitted trials doing that.

2024-05-21 20:00:42

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You are right, we don't need the git+ prefix. Nobody uses it anyway.

2024-05-21 17:04:39

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I think we would have problems when committing large files in nostr events. Probably there are relays that limit the size of events. And this is the kind of error that doesn't surface for weeks when a project is started.

2024-05-21 16:55:35

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Why not use (git+)nostr:(//)npub1xxxxxxx/some-project as git remote url? It tells more about the owner and the project, too. Relay discovery is a thing to solve but with purplepag.es we are quite good I think.
The git+nostr: scheme could be more descriptive to what kind of URL this is, e.g. where to paste it.

2024-05-20 19:34:31

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Yes, I can bootstrap trust data from zero by using follows, but the more difficult part is to bootstrap the content itself, e.g. make people to post lots of interesting articles and discussion starters and come back regularly. Like it happened in reddit. I still like the simplicity of the idea.

2024-05-19 12:59:17

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For step 3-4:
I'm thinking about a site where you can have discussions on each context category. A discussion can be initiated by posting a articles with some personal comments, or just asking a question. So this becomes a reddit clone based on web of trust.
The web of trust calculation can start as simple as taking follows and mutes into count.
Next to the discussion comments there is a BUTTON where you can express your trust in the author's expertise in the category under which it was posted. It creates a new trust event (NIP-77), that is processed the same way as a follow, only difference is that it has much much more score for the exact category it was issued for, somewhat more score for parent categories, and waaaay less score for all other categories.
With this app there is 1 to 1 link between category and trust attestations, so it's probably good way to bootstrap contextual trust.
Problem with this approach is that there is no initial data to start with, so it might be hard to bootstrap the idea.

2024-05-17 13:03:38

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nem látok zepet, mikor mennyi lett volna?

2024-05-17 13:00:17

What's the difference between a client and an app? #asknostr

2024-05-16 15:13:02

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Halló!

2024-05-15 15:30:31

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Drop me a msg if you have something to test out!

2024-05-08 21:13:55

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You mixed up the graph, it's VAT in Hungary...

2024-05-07 20:57:39

Nostr is the way you want the web to be.

2024-05-04 16:37:11

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No worries, the tools are on the way!https://m.primal.net/IDHj.jpg

2024-04-27 07:52:29

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Yay! You can shitpost now!

2024-04-22 20:23:18

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Me too.

2024-04-19 08:30:22

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Or there is an opportunity in decentralizing those registries. I guess it hasn't been done because it's not particularly rewarding job to do.

2024-04-16 17:19:03

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This is utter bullshit! You are not free, freedom is relative. You must breath, you must have social relations, you must have a place to live, and so on. And what do you do with the freedom you've been fighting for? You fill it with purpose! And then, you're not free anymore. You take on responsibilities, make promises to yourself and the world. And you continue to fight for your freedom to be able to fulfil your purpose even better. You'll need social, economic capital to succeed. And if you call out bullshit in the wrong place, or too much, or too cruel, you will be cut out from the social network and it will be hard to achieve your purpose alone.
But yeah, there is a point in time when you have to take that step and call bullshit on everyone around you, so as you can experience true perfect freedom for a few hours, days or even years, just to realize it's not what you wanted in the first place.

2024-04-16 14:05:07

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Nature is on our side!

2024-04-06 05:26:49

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If you need filtering based on that tag, then maybe a separate kind is better. Otherwise, "proto" would be self-descriptive and wouldn't interfere with "p" at all. Intuitively if I would see "P", I would associate it with pubkey, too.

2024-04-05 16:31:59

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Haha, it feels a little bit like this classic xkcd: https://xkcd.com/927/
I think it's not a task of a NIP to define how we're going to use existing trust attestations, explicit (38000) or implicit ("827919") or proxy (zaps+likes). This is a field where "read" algorithms will compete. Maybe a NIP could be used to define the inputs or outputs for such algorithms, but it was not my intention with NIP-77.
I would be fine if app developers in the future chose this uniform format to express trust. I also think it's useful to have a query that returns a recursive trust graph, and algorithms can do anything on this data, possibly including other data sources. The goal is to avoid the xkcd situation as much as humanly possible.
And thanks for mentioning couchsurfing! https://www.trustroots.org wants to bring his community + reputation system to nostr, I'll contact him!

2024-04-04 14:10:02

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Updated NIP-77 proposal about Web-of-trust.
https://github.com/lez/nips/blob/master/77.md
It feels clean and simple to me, also extensible, but I would love to hear feedback on that.
#wot #sovwot #wotnip #nip77 #trust #hierarchy

2024-04-04 14:08:22

Updated NIP-77 proposal about Web-of-trust based on explicit trust attestations. https://github.com/lez/nips/blob/master/77.md
It feels clean and simple to me, but I would love to hear feedback on that.
#wot #sovwot #wotnip #nip77 #trust #hierarchy

2024-03-30 11:37:30

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Here is my 2 cents for the questions:
1. App developers often make bugs, and for list events it means that it's easier to unwittingly erase the list if the user wants to add a new pubkey and cannot find the previous event on the network. Apart from that, it's easier to build graph from individual events (as VictorPamplona mentions in the github issue).
1.5 Replaceable events or static events? - Replaceable events can be updated, if trust relation changes over time. Also, event deletion seem to be not well implemented in relays.
2. Another model is private to the author + shared by relay/DVM when needed. I think the common sentiment is that we all see usecases for private trust events, but implementation is more complex. We need interactive protocol for this - as Hodlbod mentioned - or ZK proofs, and who knows what. For now, I think we should go for public, discover the possibilities and implement private model when we know more about the problem / we see what the main usecases are.
3. I would vote for an optional scalar "score" and "confidence" value. If they are absent, it's a binary true value.
4. I like the "context" term. I think it could be optional, but see a lot of value in embedding into the event, so as it can be used by filters as input. I don't see clearly what is the usecase for it derived by filters. Is it like "I trust this guy", and the algorithm tells me the context it was used in?
5. I'm probably not the one who has dig into it deeply. Not sure if this is what you mean by spec, but I'd like to know: what are the inputs/outputs, where the filter should be ran (client / relay / DVM / phone) and when (when content is created OR when queried). Should I be able to make a relay subscription based on a content filter?

2024-03-29 11:20:02

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"ostriga" means Oyster in my language (Hungarian). Just saying.

2024-03-28 18:23:46

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One of the many approaches to this problem: https://github.com/lez/nips/blob/master/77.md

2024-03-28 11:27:55

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If you're already in there, get well soon. If it's just a feeling that you're tired more than you should be, there is still a chance to fight it back agressively and early. My tactics on this is to take 50k vitamine D + 50k vitamin A + 3 drops of MMS, later on 4g of vitamin C. Add Zinc 30mg and Magnesium 200mg (from glycinate). Next day, continue with 50k vitamin D, 50k vitamin a 2 times, 12hrs delay in between. Usually I can avoid getting sick by doing it, or if not, it will be much less severe.