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2024-05-27 19:07:13

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Yeah not a bad idea for sure. But it somehow feels odd that I can't get coins for even the most official of signets... Is it too much to ask for? It just might be apparently.

2024-05-27 14:54:26

I'm looking for signet coins for the BDK CI. The only faucet I know of is down. Anyone has any to spare? (or a tip on where to get any?). Feel free to send some to tb1qlf9shgxdnvvw397j6n7c5ltw4sqzasrreqetrq if you have extra!

2023-11-17 01:35:57

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Ha thanks! I don't remember what it was called. It was a Rust cli tool. Worked right out of the gate. I tried a few short ones on a local machine and once I got the gist of it just set it up in a small cloud instance. Took about a week I think. Maybe a bit more. I do agree it's pretty sweet! I don't want to have to key rotate too often...

2023-11-12 21:26:57

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🙋

2023-11-12 21:16:17

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Personal Effects by Chromeo. https://tidal.com/track/318751877

2023-11-11 13:55:34

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White Horse is the best song of the fall by a mile. If you haven't seen this drum cover of it I think you won't be disappointed: https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=NYUDavtVMwI

2023-11-08 17:51:39

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Sorry I'm just getting started with nostr and not sure yet what I should do for my zap setup...

2023-11-08 17:00:48

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Please consider the content alpha quality. But it's at the point where I feel like I've set up the feel/look enough to enable contributors to easily jump in and help on sections they know most about. If you like the idea, check out the repo and consider contributing!
https://github.com/thunderbiscuit/opcode-explained

2023-11-08 16:57:57

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The goal of the website is to become a strong reference point that can be used to learn about opcodes one at a time of course, but also to be a resource you can always point to when writing formal documentation and referencing opcodes, for example in Stack Exchange questions and answers, library documentation, or blog posts.

2023-11-08 16:56:52

For a few months I've been putting an hour or two every week on building a small encyclopedia of opcodes, mostly because I felt my opcode game was not strong enough to participate and reason clearly about all the new soft fork proposals.
There are 256 opcodes: I'm 80% done writing a small page for each of them. Today is the day I share this work publicly and invite people to come and join the fun.
Check out the website here: https://opcodeexplained.com/