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which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
which is also a right to left descending ordering like arabic numbers, which is a right to left language
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
only if you say thirty first of may, like germans say one and twenty
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
no, i got that backwards, may 1st is the left to right ordering, 1st of may is the murican way, and why you have mm-dd-yyyy
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
they say ein un zwanzig in german and the dutch also use this archaic old germanic back to front of tens and under tens, just like you 'muricans say may 1st while the rest of the world says 1st of may, which one is backwards? idk, talk to the arabs about it, they gave us back to front numbers as well
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
lexicographic, monotonic decreasing precision makes the most sense for dates
if you store timestamps as is done with unix, you literally turn it into human readable form for hours just by converting it to base 60 (with two decimal numbers per cipher)
then it gets messy for weeks, months and years but watcha gonna do
also for the thousands based divided units of seconds, that's also ugleh
anyway, days are not exactly 24 hours, currently for the first time in a long time they are under 24 hours, and years vary as well versus the sidreal (versus the star constellations) in a famous retrograde cycle known as the precession of the equinoxes
a random side fact about calendars also, the book of Genesis declares that 360 day years were prescribed by the Lord, which is bullshit, because Enoch goes into great detail specifying that seasons are exactly 91 days long and a year is 364
still wrong but closer. i think the only archaic calendar that doesn't get out of sync for several thousands of years is the chinese lunar calendar
and then... we could start talking about the problem of gravity and the speed of time after that, haha.
computer time representations, ie Unix Time is a pretty good universal standard tho, because it's based on measuring angles of stars against the rotation of the earth
in the actual real world tho, time is subjective by the local gravitational force, imposing standards is entirely determined by the utility based on the physical region of space it governs... what time standard would you use on mars, or in deep space? how do you even make an oscillator that is isolated from local gravity anyway?
I prefer YYYY-MM-DD for sortability even when treated as text
I prefer YYYY-MM-DD for sortability even when treated as text
Yes and works well for naming photo catalogs.
Yes and works well for naming photo catalogs.
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
ISO 8601 format is the best we have:
YYYY-MM-DD
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
we can’t even figure out a standard for dates
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
Can’t we just have fucking standards for numbers…
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
i think periods are used in europe and some other countries, in australia it was a space and in USA it is comma... the european use of the comma as the decimal place threw me for ages when i first arrived in europe... i do like the european 1 and 7 tho. but the period separator is an abomination, as is the decimal place, since it's also ambiguous for writing a representation of an array of numbers, colons and semicolons make zero sense
in programming languages there is a convergence going on towards using underscores and allowing you to write them as constants this way, this makes recognising the whole number as being space/symbol separated, spaces are already a primary scheme for separating symbols in source code where there is no comma or bracket/brace/parenthesis/math symbol between them
we are a long way from having a universal standard of plaintext representation though, just go look at what options you can find in spreadsheet apps
Oh, yeah…that hadn’t occurred to me.
Oh, yeah…that hadn’t occurred to me.
Oh, yeah…that hadn’t occurred to me.
Oh, yeah…that hadn’t occurred to me.
Oh, yeah…that hadn’t occurred to me.
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Oh, yeah…that hadn’t occurred to me.
Oh, yeah…that hadn’t occurred to me.
Oh, yeah…that hadn’t occurred to me.
Oh, yeah…that hadn’t occurred to me.
Oh, yeah…that hadn’t occurred to me.
Oh, yeah…that hadn’t occurred to me.
Oh, yeah…that hadn’t occurred to me.
Oh, yeah…that hadn’t occurred to me.
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Chain Duel P2P Game ⛓️🎸👾🦷 is finished.
@npub1t5a…ahcl wins 10830 sats!
Better luck next time @npub16dh…0nkq.
Hiya mate!
I will upload this full clip today on Twitter / Nostr and include excerpts in the full video.
At a company of 1, even janitor is an appropriate title... 😅
At a company of 1, even janitor is an appropriate title... 😅
At a company of 1, even janitor is an appropriate title... 😅
At a company of 1, even janitor is an appropriate title... 😅
At a company of 1, even janitor is an appropriate title... 😅
At a company of 1, even janitor is an appropriate title... 😅
CEO, Executive President and Chair at
@nprofile…aum7
CEO, Executive President and Chair at
@nprofile…aum7
Interesting. I think it could maybe just be modeled after @nprofile…ht4n ?
@nprofile…fyfj does shopstr work for gig work as well?
Interesting. I think it could maybe just be modeled after @nprofile…ht4n ?
@nprofile…fyfj does shopstr work for gig work as well?
That I did not know, and that's a really good option, too! Thank you sir! 🫡
That I did not know, and that's a really good option, too! Thank you sir! 🫡
That I did not know, and that's a really good option, too! Thank you sir! 🫡
Should be good to go, lmk otherwise.
Should be good to go, lmk otherwise.
Should be good to go, lmk otherwise.
Should be good to go, lmk otherwise.
🤷♀️ https://blossom.primal.net/67f5b68113bfaa7d339b6f47940b3ac9cb3a016bf78c52e6f948d552a239a86c.jpg
Thank you for the milk 🥛 delicious 😋
@nprofile…pv9s is goated for this
https://blossom.primal.net/71899bded30e030f7e55c08bd18e361c5bd58ce8c21508c72331d2cd56614b7b.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/6f4f4fcb6c0eb408ffbea988e473376c27234a8426f68c1b4efc467543c26124.jpg
@nprofile…pv9s is goated for this
https://blossom.primal.net/71899bded30e030f7e55c08bd18e361c5bd58ce8c21508c72331d2cd56614b7b.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/6f4f4fcb6c0eb408ffbea988e473376c27234a8426f68c1b4efc467543c26124.jpg
@nprofile…pv9s is goated for this
https://blossom.primal.net/71899bded30e030f7e55c08bd18e361c5bd58ce8c21508c72331d2cd56614b7b.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/6f4f4fcb6c0eb408ffbea988e473376c27234a8426f68c1b4efc467543c26124.jpg
@nprofile…pv9s is goated for this
https://blossom.primal.net/71899bded30e030f7e55c08bd18e361c5bd58ce8c21508c72331d2cd56614b7b.jpg
https://blossom.primal.net/6f4f4fcb6c0eb408ffbea988e473376c27234a8426f68c1b4efc467543c26124.jpg
https://coinos.io/api/public/2948355f538db3917b11917afb824d52de97aa1d49d5593f5a7533da6f7c775d.webp
https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ray-bun/Twitter_Bitcoin_Lightning_Tipping_Bot/master/memes/bvnvbn.gif
https://pfp.nostr.build/bfadf697f0fff255ce69f36697c0800556e62bc7f4d4bd6976e23bb5fcb215ea.jpg
@npub1mar…f3g0 🐳 zapped @npub16dh…0nkq 21,000 sats
💬 Thanks For The Shirt
#fatzaps #zap #nostrzap
https://blossom.primal.net/61a53b10175d2617a2be0ffa3e423f34363b879fbb0790750d5c475ab8fee081.png
Add auctions to the site 😉 for artist. Now it still not on Nostr
Add auctions to the site 😉 for artist. Now it still not on Nostr
There's a shopstr booth? Awesome! Can't wait to see it.
There's a shopstr booth? Awesome! Can't wait to see it.
There's a shopstr booth? Awesome! Can't wait to see it.
Dude I would! I’m not going just asking who is! Have fun!!
5:18 recently, trying to get to sub 5, 23 years ago 4:35 was the PR. Got to keep grinding!!
Was supposed to debate Farcaster at some eth web3 event a year ago. But the panel was about something else eventually and frankly i basically forgot how farcaster works already.
The event gave me a cool shiny NFC badge with my profile picture, that i later reprogrammed with my npub, which is nice.
https://image.nostr.build/4b80087042bc173126fcf7e2240615d7d10b91fdea0bb291cec95112c9f16b9e.jpg
In any event, the recording is here but its not worth anyones time i think.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YB232497_n8
Was supposed to debate Farcaster at some eth web3 event a year ago. But the panel was about something else eventually and frankly i basically forgot how farcaster works already.
The event gave me a cool shiny NFC badge with my profile picture, that i later reprogrammed with my npub, which is nice.
https://image.nostr.build/4b80087042bc173126fcf7e2240615d7d10b91fdea0bb291cec95112c9f16b9e.jpg
In any event, the recording is here but its not worth anyones time i think.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YB232497_n8
💪💪 I also resumed a short time ago after 1 year of stop. Running is a natural medicine for the mind
5:02 was the fastest I had ever run before; sub-5 is up next.
5:02 was the fastest I had ever run before; sub-5 is up next.
My quickest mile was 5:15 back when
My quickest mile was 5:15 back when
Well done!
Proof of work 😊
5 min is a great time, congrats!
5 min is a great time, congrats!
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.
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.
Usually about a week or two , we print and embroider everything ourselves, no dropshipping, so it can be stock dependent
Thanks @nprofile…p6g5 This is where my eyes at 😄
Duuuude you have to pull up to the party!! Dm me lfgoooooo!!
Paid off my last month's bill and the moment the payment went through my account was closed. Literally within the hour lol.
Paid off my last month's bill and the moment the payment went through my account was closed. Literally within the hour lol.
Paid off my last month's bill and the moment the payment went through my account was closed. Literally within the hour lol.
Paid off my last month's bill and the moment the payment went through my account was closed. Literally within the hour lol.
@nprofile…xupd is close...
https://open.spotify.com/episode/0c4GSyiS0GjTCTXlrCiQAz
Maby a great listen about milk and the industry behind.
In Bretagne I can hook you up 😉
Yeah, that makes sense! :checkmarkgreen:
I do like that framing more. I actually already stopped calling them messages/DMs in the UI, I just call them order and inquiries to be explicit about not expecting general chat.
I do like that framing more. I actually already stopped calling them messages/DMs in the UI, I just call them order and inquiries to be explicit about not expecting general chat.
I do like that framing more. I actually already stopped calling them messages/DMs in the UI, I just call them order and inquiries to be explicit about not expecting general chat.
@npub16dh…0nkq wouldn't you be better served in @npub15dc…yv6e with a (signed) Mail UX too?
@npub16dh…0nkq wouldn't you be better served in @npub15dc…yv6e with a (signed) Mail UX too?
you are the mother then, don't let that happen
A set on the flop, straight on the river to end me.
A set on the flop, straight on the river to end me.
A set on the flop, straight on the river to end me.
A set on the flop, straight on the river to end me.
A set on the flop, straight on the river to end me.
A set on the flop, straight on the river to end me.
A set on the flop, straight on the river to end me.
A set on the flop, straight on the river to end me.
A set on the flop, straight on the river to end me.
A set on the flop, straight on the river to end me.
A set on the flop, straight on the river to end me.
A set on the flop, straight on the river to end me.
A set on the flop, straight on the river to end me.
A set on the flop, straight on the river to end me.
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Oh yeah. Gotta prep for Vegas somehow! 😅
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
Pocket Jacks to start, flopped a set, went into a 3 way all-in, nothing on the turn for anyone, river lost me the hand with a King-high straight, smh.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
The poker gods were not in my favor.
I call those people river rats 🐀
Oooof. I'm assuming you're playing hold em'
Oooof. I'm assuming you're playing hold em'
How did the hand go down?
How did the hand go down?
I’m so excited
nevent1qqsv92ltcf82z6yqapx3f7snzn7sagzyx9hlracese8zdtrwnt7lzscppamhxue69uhkztnwdaejumr0dsak5wdh
I’m so excited
nevent1qqsv92ltcf82z6yqapx3f7snzn7sagzyx9hlracese8zdtrwnt7lzscppamhxue69uhkztnwdaejumr0dsak5wdh
I’m so excited
nevent1qqsv92ltcf82z6yqapx3f7snzn7sagzyx9hlracese8zdtrwnt7lzscppamhxue69uhkztnwdaejumr0dsak5wdh
Hey npub18ams6ewn5aj2n3wt2qawzglx9mr4nzksxhvrdc4gzrecw7n5tvjqctp424 On which relay did you put your article and it appeared on Nostr? I just wrote an article on Highlighter but it doesn't appear on Nostr.
I know. Literally perfect for it 😂.
I know. Literally perfect for it 😂.
I know. Literally perfect for it 😂.
Relevant meme for Vegas 😂
Relevant meme for Vegas 😂
Ayyyy, wondering what will happen.
https://image.nostr.build/718fd1ee525700b96a4ec1eadfddb1e4adaa845b0ed51cc9d0e876d0d2991b6a.png
Ayyyy, wondering what will happen.
https://image.nostr.build/718fd1ee525700b96a4ec1eadfddb1e4adaa845b0ed51cc9d0e876d0d2991b6a.png
Miami was all about whips and pole dancing. Vegas will have to be something different.
Miami was all about whips and pole dancing. Vegas will have to be something different.
Miami was all about whips and pole dancing. Vegas will have to be something different.
OH! Miss @nprofile…38q9?!?! Will she have the lightning whip again? 😂
OH! Miss @nprofile…38q9?!?! Will she have the lightning whip again? 😂
And @nprofile…47xj will be here too!
And @nprofile…47xj will be here too!
@nprofile…8m4j, I am STOKED to meet everyone again. It's been a while since the Nostr impromptu beach party in Miami during BTC'23.
@nprofile…8m4j, I am STOKED to meet everyone again. It's been a while since the Nostr impromptu beach party in Miami during BTC'23.
@nprofile…8m4j, I am STOKED to meet everyone again. It's been a while since the Nostr impromptu beach party in Miami during BTC'23.
I updated the article to include the @nprofile…0uz8 booth @nprofile…p6g5 @nprofile…80c2 🤙🏻💜🫂
Anything or anyone else that I missed? Let me know!
#naddr1qq…adsm
I updated the article to include the @nprofile…0uz8 booth @nprofile…p6g5 @nprofile…80c2 🤙🏻💜🫂
Anything or anyone else that I missed? Let me know!
#naddr1qq…adsm
I updated the article to include the @nprofile…0uz8 booth @nprofile…p6g5 @nprofile…80c2 🤙🏻💜🫂
Anything or anyone else that I missed? Let me know!
#naddr1qq…adsm
I'll edit this tomorrow and add that. Thanks man. See you there!
I'll edit this tomorrow and add that. Thanks man. See you there!
I'll edit this tomorrow and add that. Thanks man. See you there!
I'll edit this tomorrow and add that. Thanks man. See you there!
I'll edit this tomorrow and add that. Thanks man. See you there!
I'll edit this tomorrow and add that. Thanks man. See you there!
It's okay though. Bitcoiners are stacking memories along with sats that will be carried into the new world. I'll be shitting on them on your behalf if their brand ever comes up. 😂
I think they're kind of known for being dog shit. What a fucking concept. Close the accounts of people who are actually paying you back lol
Sucks man. No notice either just straight up canceling folks smh.
You’ll own nothing and be happy.
Sucks man. No notice either just straight up canceling folks smh.
You’ll own nothing and be happy.
Thanks for your reply, I'll look into the options you've suggested
Good kids, that's my big idea
Good kids, that's my big idea
https://i.nostr.build/ObaI9ENHuky9TeD7.jpg
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
Oh yeah, several devs here I've met that I've successfully purple-pilled, a few more that have gotten into it as lurkers on the social side; still gotta push harder on that front. Planning some more Nostr workshops for the coming months!
It’s open ended indeed, could be hive mind zombies and all deaf people survived 👀
It’s open ended indeed, could be hive mind zombies and all deaf people survived 👀
Didn't know if that ending was a dystopian one or the right one... 😅 Been thinking more that it's the most accurate prediction of where we end up with AI.
Didn't know if that ending was a dystopian one or the right one... 😅 Been thinking more that it's the most accurate prediction of where we end up with AI.
Didn't know if that ending was a dystopian one or the right one... 😅 Been thinking more that it's the most accurate prediction of where we end up with AI.
Didn't know if that ending was a dystopian one or the right one... 😅 Been thinking more that it's the most accurate prediction of where we end up with AI.
Didn't know if that ending was a dystopian one or the right one... 😅 Been thinking more that it's the most accurate prediction of where we end up with AI.
Didn't know if that ending was a dystopian one or the right one... 😅 Been thinking more that it's the most accurate prediction of where we end up with AI.
Didn't know if that ending was a dystopian one or the right one... 😅 Been thinking more that it's the most accurate prediction of where we end up with AI.
Didn't know if that ending was a dystopian one or the right one... 😅 Been thinking more that it's the most accurate prediction of where we end up with AI.
Didn't know if that ending was a dystopian one or the right one... 😅 Been thinking more that it's the most accurate prediction of where we end up with AI.
Didn't know if that ending was a dystopian one or the right one... 😅 Been thinking more that it's the most accurate prediction of where we end up with AI.
Didn't know if that ending was a dystopian one or the right one... 😅 Been thinking more that it's the most accurate prediction of where we end up with AI.
Didn't know if that ending was a dystopian one or the right one... 😅 Been thinking more that it's the most accurate prediction of where we end up with AI.
no way!! much better to be in numbers. Are any nostr seeds taking root?
no way!! much better to be in numbers. Are any nostr seeds taking root?
no way!! much better to be in numbers. Are any nostr seeds taking root?
Watching now 👀
Check your DMs
Same for nips. The best ones are the easiest ones.
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
Yessir; been at the campus for a month already, staying for another 2. Good vibes and more maxis starting to make their way in! 👀
youre doing network state?
youre doing network state?
@nprofile…lkkf is an incredibly sharp guy.
Thanks for watching!
Got it added as the default for @nprofile…0uz8 listings yesterday too!:
#nevent1q…lqy5
Got it added as the default for @nprofile…0uz8 listings yesterday too!:
#nevent1q…lqy5
Got it added as the default for @nprofile…0uz8 listings yesterday too!:
#nevent1q…lqy5
Got it added as the default for @nprofile…0uz8 listings yesterday too!:
#nevent1q…lqy5
Got it added as the default for @nprofile…0uz8 listings yesterday too!:
#nevent1q…lqy5
h/t @nprofile…7r6u
https://youtu.be/4S6lzgc7tFc
h/t @nprofile…7r6u
https://youtu.be/4S6lzgc7tFc
h/t @nprofile…7r6u
https://youtu.be/4S6lzgc7tFc
h/t @nprofile…7r6u
https://youtu.be/4S6lzgc7tFc
h/t @nprofile…7r6u
https://youtu.be/4S6lzgc7tFc
Hey Martti - adding you to a matketplace dev group with @npub16dh…0nkq @npub1equ…hkj6 et al
Hey Martti - adding you to a matketplace dev group with @npub16dh…0nkq @npub1equ…hkj6 et al
Hey Martti - adding you to a matketplace dev group with @npub16dh…0nkq @npub1equ…hkj6 et al
If we can make them as common as appliances in modern households, like internet routers, we could build a global, unstoppable hashrate.
If we can make them as common as appliances in modern households, like internet routers, we could build a global, unstoppable hashrate.
Hey! Because it allows an asynchronous yet automatic checkout flow. Otherwise the merchant (or an agent controlling their nsec) needs to be present to generate a Lightning invoice and finalize the transaction. It’s a really cool part of the @nprofile…s706 spec that @nprofile…eskz is already using for Nostrized e-commerce. Yes it requires an extra step to get back to Lightning that seems redundant, and trust in an ecash mint, but it takes the burden off the merchant to run an ever-present server for automatic checkout.
Hey! Because it allows an asynchronous yet automatic checkout flow. Otherwise the merchant (or an agent controlling their nsec) needs to be present to generate a Lightning invoice and finalize the transaction. It’s a really cool part of the @nprofile…s706 spec that @nprofile…eskz is already using for Nostrized e-commerce. Yes it requires an extra step to get back to Lightning that seems redundant, and trust in an ecash mint, but it takes the burden off the merchant to run an ever-present server for automatic checkout.
@npub1a3u…mdj6 @npub1xzr…0qap @npub1gzu…a5ds @npub16dh…0nkq @npub1equ…hkj6 @npub182j…m4rf
@npub1a3u…mdj6 @npub1xzr…0qap @npub1gzu…a5ds @npub16dh…0nkq @npub1equ…hkj6 @npub182j…m4rf
100%. Anyone selling items on any of these marketplaces should be using 0xChat for DMs. Won't miss anything that way.
100%. Anyone selling items on any of these marketplaces should be using 0xChat for DMs. Won't miss anything that way.
100%. Anyone selling items on any of these marketplaces should be using 0xChat for DMs. Won't miss anything that way.
Just tell people to install 0xChat. It supports NIP-17 and works on both Android and iOS.
Just tell people to install 0xChat. It supports NIP-17 and works on both Android and iOS.
Just tell people to install 0xChat. It supports NIP-17 and works on both Android and iOS.
Well, there's Shopstr by @npub16dh…0nkq. That's the one most folks are aware of. However, it relies heavily on NIP-17 DMs, which is the best DM standard we have right now. Unfortunately, there are a TON of users still on clients that don't support NIP-17 DMs at all, so they never see the message that they made a sale.
Amethyst has a marketplace that uses the same note kinds as Shopstr, and also relies on DMs for contacting the seller. Not sure if it is using NIP-17 for that or NIP-04. My hunch would be NIP-17, given that @npub1gcx…nj5z would like to remove NIP-04 entirely from Amethyst in the near future.
There is also cypher.space, which I haven't looked into much. It also uses the same event kinds as Shopstr and Amethyst. Not sure what it is using for communication between buyer and seller.
The last one I am aware of is @npub1mar…p7hd, which was using a completely different type of marketplace spec than the others mentioned, but I believe they have or will be moving to the same one based on this article: https://plebeianmarket.substack.com/p/plebeian-updates-818
For reference, PlebianMarket was built on the NIP-15 spec that you can find here: https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/15.md
The other marketplaces all use NIP-99 as their basis, which you can find here: https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/99.md
Well, there's Shopstr by @npub16dh…0nkq. That's the one most folks are aware of. However, it relies heavily on NIP-17 DMs, which is the best DM standard we have right now. Unfortunately, there are a TON of users still on clients that don't support NIP-17 DMs at all, so they never see the message that they made a sale.
Amethyst has a marketplace that uses the same note kinds as Shopstr, and also relies on DMs for contacting the seller. Not sure if it is using NIP-17 for that or NIP-04. My hunch would be NIP-17, given that @npub1gcx…nj5z would like to remove NIP-04 entirely from Amethyst in the near future.
There is also cypher.space, which I haven't looked into much. It also uses the same event kinds as Shopstr and Amethyst. Not sure what it is using for communication between buyer and seller.
The last one I am aware of is @npub1mar…p7hd, which was using a completely different type of marketplace spec than the others mentioned, but I believe they have or will be moving to the same one based on this article: https://plebeianmarket.substack.com/p/plebeian-updates-818
For reference, PlebianMarket was built on the NIP-15 spec that you can find here: https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/15.md
The other marketplaces all use NIP-99 as their basis, which you can find here: https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/99.md
You can always crash on my couch, bro
To wherever your heart desires.
To wherever your heart desires.
To wherever your heart desires.
To wherever your heart desires.
To wherever your heart desires.
To wherever your heart desires.
To wherever your heart desires.
To wherever your heart desires.
To wherever your heart desires.
To wherever your heart desires.
To wherever your heart desires.
To wherever your heart desires.
I don't know Chinese, what does "unflodong" translate to?
I don't know Chinese, what does "unflodong" translate to?
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Doing Satoshi's work... 😅
Definitely no refund wanted. Happy to offer sacrificial sats at the temple of decentralized commerce.
Just got those updates rolled out; apologies for the issues and thank you for the call out. 🙏
I can also refund you for the loss of funds if you like for the inconvenience.
Just got those updates rolled out; apologies for the issues and thank you for the call out. 🙏
I can also refund you for the loss of funds if you like for the inconvenience.
Yeah. I would think for online stores in general, attempt to sell something when a user is not signed in is definitely possible but is pretty damn challenging, especially when you add all the complexities of Nostr on top of that....
Yeah. I would think for online stores in general, attempt to sell something when a user is not signed in is definitely possible but is pretty damn challenging, especially when you add all the complexities of Nostr on top of that....
Ahhhh, that is a very good point, I hadn't checked the Zeus edge-case. I'll get that fixed up ASAP.
As for the signed-in part, I did a bit of testing to allow users to not have to be signed in in order to purchase something, but if your experience is similar to others it's probably best to revert that. Really appreciate the feedback! 🙏
Ahhhh, that is a very good point, I hadn't checked the Zeus edge-case. I'll get that fixed up ASAP.
As for the signed-in part, I did a bit of testing to allow users to not have to be signed in in order to purchase something, but if your experience is similar to others it's probably best to revert that. Really appreciate the feedback! 🙏
Ahhhh, that is a very good point, I hadn't checked the Zeus edge-case. I'll get that fixed up ASAP.
As for the signed-in part, I did a bit of testing to allow users to not have to be signed in in order to purchase something, but if your experience is similar to others it's probably best to revert that. Really appreciate the feedback! 🙏
Ahhhh, that is a very good point, I hadn't checked the Zeus edge-case. I'll get that fixed up ASAP.
As for the signed-in part, I did a bit of testing to allow users to not have to be signed in in order to purchase something, but if your experience is similar to others it's probably best to revert that. Really appreciate the feedback! 🙏
Ahhhh, that is a very good point, I hadn't checked the Zeus edge-case. I'll get that fixed up ASAP.
As for the signed-in part, I did a bit of testing to allow users to not have to be signed in in order to purchase something, but if your experience is similar to others it's probably best to revert that. Really appreciate the feedback! 🙏
Ahhhh, that is a very good point, I hadn't checked the Zeus edge-case. I'll get that fixed up ASAP.
As for the signed-in part, I did a bit of testing to allow users to not have to be signed in in order to purchase something, but if your experience is similar to others it's probably best to revert that. Really appreciate the feedback! 🙏
Ahhhh, that is a very good point, I hadn't checked the Zeus edge-case. I'll get that fixed up ASAP.
As for the signed-in part, I did a bit of testing to allow users to not have to be signed in in order to purchase something, but if your experience is similar to others it's probably best to revert that. Really appreciate the feedback! 🙏
Ahhhh, that is a very good point, I hadn't checked the Zeus edge-case. I'll get that fixed up ASAP.
As for the signed-in part, I did a bit of testing to allow users to not have to be signed in in order to purchase something, but if your experience is similar to others it's probably best to revert that. Really appreciate the feedback! 🙏
It shouldn't matter if you're signed in or not to place an order, you can pay without being signing in but won't receive a receipt. Your signing permissions are not set properly if the spinner is loading constantly (I for example just signed in on multiple different accounts with all the signing methods and I was able to view my past orders). What signing methid did you use to sign in (extension, bunker, nsec)?
It shouldn't matter if you're signed in or not to place an order, you can pay without being signing in but won't receive a receipt. Your signing permissions are not set properly if the spinner is loading constantly (I for example just signed in on multiple different accounts with all the signing methods and I was able to view my past orders). What signing methid did you use to sign in (extension, bunker, nsec)?
It shouldn't matter if you're signed in or not to place an order, you can pay without being signing in but won't receive a receipt. Your signing permissions are not set properly if the spinner is loading constantly (I for example just signed in on multiple different accounts with all the signing methods and I was able to view my past orders). What signing methid did you use to sign in (extension, bunker, nsec)?
It shouldn't matter if you're signed in or not to place an order, you can pay without being signing in but won't receive a receipt. Your signing permissions are not set properly if the spinner is loading constantly (I for example just signed in on multiple different accounts with all the signing methods and I was able to view my past orders). What signing methid did you use to sign in (extension, bunker, nsec)?
It shouldn't matter if you're signed in or not to place an order, you can pay without being signing in but won't receive a receipt. Your signing permissions are not set properly if the spinner is loading constantly (I for example just signed in on multiple different accounts with all the signing methods and I was able to view my past orders). What signing methid did you use to sign in (extension, bunker, nsec)?
It shouldn't matter if you're signed in or not to place an order, you can pay without being signing in but won't receive a receipt. Your signing permissions are not set properly if the spinner is loading constantly (I for example just signed in on multiple different accounts with all the signing methods and I was able to view my past orders). What signing methid did you use to sign in (extension, bunker, nsec)?
Maybe you want to prevent purchases if a user is not signed in?
I just tried again, making sure I was signed in, and I was able to purchase something successfully.
yes it was waiting for maybe 30 seconds? if the user is running zeus or something which is not online 24/7 where they have to "accept" the payment, then none of this likely will work well...
yes it was waiting for maybe 30 seconds? if the user is running zeus or something which is not online 24/7 where they have to "accept" the payment, then none of this likely will work well...
Also, how long was ithe page sitting on the invoice QR code waiting for confirmation? At checkout it says to not exit or refresh the page until the confirmation comes up, and it can take some time to confirm.
Also, how long was ithe page sitting on the invoice QR code waiting for confirmation? At checkout it says to not exit or refresh the page until the confirmation comes up, and it can take some time to confirm.
Also, how long was ithe page sitting on the invoice QR code waiting for confirmation? At checkout it says to not exit or refresh the page until the confirmation comes up, and it can take some time to confirm.
Also, how long was ithe page sitting on the invoice QR code waiting for confirmation? At checkout it says to not exit or refresh the page until the confirmation comes up, and it can take some time to confirm.
Also, how long was ithe page sitting on the invoice QR code waiting for confirmation? At checkout it says to not exit or refresh the page until the confirmation comes up, and it can take some time to confirm.
Also, how long was ithe page sitting on the invoice QR code waiting for confirmation? At checkout it says to not exit or refresh the page until the confirmation comes up, and it can take some time to confirm.
Also, how long was ithe page sitting on the invoice QR code waiting for confirmation? At checkout it says to not exit or refresh the page until the confirmation comes up, and it can take some time to confirm.
Roger on that. Ok, so when I actually placed the order I was NOT signed into the site at all. I started from this page... https://shopstr.store/listing/naddr1qvzqqqrkcgpzpu4hc4u8gfxgl88kc3yqawvlfgmhpnqxxday7rgmzzd6sjd5vsvnqpqrjvnrxvuxgefj8yekydrzvycnwdn9vcursvrxxqcxyetzxvmrvvnxxpjkvvee8yekzvfsxgcxydm9xvurwef3x5unvvmrx5urgv3hvcs2f8aj ... and then I paid a 60k sat invoice. After I paid the invoice, the invoice did not disappear, meaning perhaps the back end code did not see it as "paid"..... So in this case I might want to reach out to the merchant, which I can do at this "contact seller" URL: https://shopstr.store/orders?pk=npub172mu27r5yny0nnmvgjqwhx055dmsesrrx7j0p5d3pxagfx6xgxfsv75p3q&isInquiry=true ..... When I go to that page, I just see a spinner, no content loads.... seems like it doesn't matter if I a logged in or not....
Roger on that. Ok, so when I actually placed the order I was NOT signed into the site at all. I started from this page... https://shopstr.store/listing/naddr1qvzqqqrkcgpzpu4hc4u8gfxgl88kc3yqawvlfgmhpnqxxday7rgmzzd6sjd5vsvnqpqrjvnrxvuxgefj8yekydrzvycnwdn9vcursvrxxqcxyetzxvmrvvnxxpjkvvee8yekzvfsxgcxydm9xvurwef3x5unvvmrx5urgv3hvcs2f8aj ... and then I paid a 60k sat invoice. After I paid the invoice, the invoice did not disappear, meaning perhaps the back end code did not see it as "paid"..... So in this case I might want to reach out to the merchant, which I can do at this "contact seller" URL: https://shopstr.store/orders?pk=npub172mu27r5yny0nnmvgjqwhx055dmsesrrx7j0p5d3pxagfx6xgxfsv75p3q&isInquiry=true ..... When I go to that page, I just see a spinner, no content loads.... seems like it doesn't matter if I a logged in or not....
Users of the protocol should always have permissionless self hosting as an option. Rock on 🫡🙏🏼
Unstoppable e-commerce taking a leap thx to @nprofile…k875 and his team
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I am imagining:
- one simple form to list an item
- one simple way to pay
- a full feed / searchable of stuff
- some categories
- a way to check purchase status
Super minimal. No extra stuff.
Maybe NWC as an extra in settings tucked away.
Shopstr with zaprite will be good. But zaprite isnt free
Shopstr with zaprite will be good. But zaprite isnt free
@npub16dh…0nkq I think is working on something
Your Every Symbol Through Repeaters
Your Every Symbol Through Repeaters
We're gonna win
Psyched to have you building
One of my SoB interns is already looking into making this integration happen!
One of my SoB interns is already looking into making this integration happen!
One of my SoB interns is already looking into making this integration happen!
One of my SoB interns is already looking into making this integration happen!
One of my SoB interns is already looking into making this integration happen!
One of my SoB interns is already looking into making this integration happen!
One of my SoB interns is already looking into making this integration happen!
One of my SoB interns is already looking into making this integration happen!
#shopstr 🤝 #catallax
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#shopstr 🤝 #catallax
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Is this on mobile or desktop?
Is this on mobile or desktop?
Is this on mobile or desktop?
Is this on mobile or desktop?
Is this on mobile or desktop?
Is this on mobile or desktop?
Is this on mobile or desktop?
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Is is JavaScript you hate, or actually just npm and dependency management?
Lol I hated it the moment I started learning about it back in college 2014. Funny enough, I never really did much with it after that. Avoided it as much as possible.
Please send a DM with the payment receipt on your end to @nprofile…p6g5, he will send it to you!
I've tested it on multiple devices on my end; should be working. It might have been due to some downtime with my hostibg provider or a mobile connection issue, but it's definitely up and running. I can help troubleshoot a bit more if it is still persisting.
I've tested it on multiple devices on my end; should be working. It might have been due to some downtime with my hostibg provider or a mobile connection issue, but it's definitely up and running. I can help troubleshoot a bit more if it is still persisting.
I've tested it on multiple devices on my end; should be working. It might have been due to some downtime with my hostibg provider or a mobile connection issue, but it's definitely up and running. I can help troubleshoot a bit more if it is still persisting.
I've tested it on multiple devices on my end; should be working. It might have been due to some downtime with my hostibg provider or a mobile connection issue, but it's definitely up and running. I can help troubleshoot a bit more if it is still persisting.
I've tested it on multiple devices on my end; should be working. It might have been due to some downtime with my hostibg provider or a mobile connection issue, but it's definitely up and running. I can help troubleshoot a bit more if it is still persisting.
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📖 Daily Top 10 Zappers:
1. @npub1nje…0yuj 88,888 sats
2. @npub1nnh…nuvr 42,420 sats
3. @npub1glr…paq3 42,024 sats
4. @npub17fq…nr8y 42,000 sats
5. @npub1rcr…ye4e 42,000 sats
6. @npub1jcr…3whq 34,546 sats
7. @npub16dh…0nkq 25,021 sats
8. @npub1zzm…w5wy 21,819 sats
9. @npub1a95…gpn5 21,347 sats
10. @npub19tv…x4xe 21,000 sats
#bullishbounty
For some reason I'm not seeing your reply in my DMs, what client do you use?
For some reason I'm not seeing your reply in my DMs, what client do you use?
It ain’t a part w/o Babes
It ain’t a part w/o Babes
@nprofile…2uqd and @nprofile…7tj7 pls send me ur TG 😁📞
@nprofile…2uqd and @nprofile…7tj7 pls send me ur TG 😁📞
@nprofile…2uqd and @nprofile…7tj7 pls send me ur TG 😁📞
For real. Get a vanity address 😅
Love it! Just zapped as well. 🤙
Love it! Just zapped as well. 🤙
Love it! Just zapped as well. 🤙
Love it! Just zapped as well. 🤙
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@npub16dh…0nkq 🐳 zapped @npub1tx5…hd8g 25,000 sats
#fatzaps #zap #nostrzap
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@npub16dh…0nkq 🐳 zapped @npub1tx5…hd8g 25,000 sats
#fatzaps #zap #nostrzap
Tell me what you would like painted and dm me. I can get shipping info through email. Thanks Adrian.
@npub16dh…0nkq
A portrait of…
Get your own for 25k Sats
#artstr #grownostr
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A portrait of…
Get your own for 25k Sats
#artstr #grownostr
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A portrait of…
Get your own for 25k Sats
#artstr #grownostr
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@npub16dh…0nkq
A portrait of…
Get your own for 25k Sats
#artstr #grownostr
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Thank you for being a part of it!
Thank you for being a part of it!
Thank you for being a part of it!
Thank you @nprofile…ayv3 and @nprofile…eskz for your indepth and excellent Nostr presentation at #networkschool tonight. Looking forward to getting more hands on and collaborating on Nostry things we can do for NS!
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Thank you @nprofile…ayv3 and @nprofile…eskz for your indepth and excellent Nostr presentation at #networkschool tonight. Looking forward to getting more hands on and collaborating on Nostry things we can do for NS!
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tuesday mood:
nostr 101 & onboarding with @nprofile…fyfj & @nprofile…z5r0
#tns #ns
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That's a fair point, but the armies of lawyers and lobbyists are exactly what make those micropayment transactions economically infeasible at scale, especially if there's not much demand.
That's a fair point, but the armies of lawyers and lobbyists are exactly what make those micropayment transactions economically infeasible at scale, especially if there's not much demand.
That's a fair point, but the armies of lawyers and lobbyists are exactly what make those micropayment transactions economically infeasible at scale, especially if there's not much demand.
That's a fair point, but the armies of lawyers and lobbyists are exactly what make those micropayment transactions economically infeasible at scale, especially if there's not much demand.
That's a fair point, but the armies of lawyers and lobbyists are exactly what make those micropayment transactions economically infeasible at scale, especially if there's not much demand.
That's a fair point, but the armies of lawyers and lobbyists are exactly what make those micropayment transactions economically infeasible at scale, especially if there's not much demand.
That's a fair point, but the armies of lawyers and lobbyists are exactly what make those micropayment transactions economically infeasible at scale, especially if there's not much demand.
That's a fair point, but the armies of lawyers and lobbyists are exactly what make those micropayment transactions economically infeasible at scale, especially if there's not much demand.
That's a fair point, but the armies of lawyers and lobbyists are exactly what make those micropayment transactions economically infeasible at scale, especially if there's not much demand.
That's a fair point, but the armies of lawyers and lobbyists are exactly what make those micropayment transactions economically infeasible at scale, especially if there's not much demand.
That's a fair point, but the armies of lawyers and lobbyists are exactly what make those micropayment transactions economically infeasible at scale, especially if there's not much demand.
Maybe they haven't done it yet because there's too little demand.
Easy to get around regulations if you have armies of lawyers and lobbyists.
Maybe they haven't done it yet because there's too little demand.
Easy to get around regulations if you have armies of lawyers and lobbyists.
If that were the case they would have done it already. This isn't a problem of technical feasibility (they most definitely can support it technically); it's a problem of legal and regulatory feasibility within the existing banking system that leads to high costs on their end, and it's hard to roll back policy. You can even see it now with Visa partnering with Coinbase, Fold, USDC, etc.; they just can't operate within the bounds of the existing regulatory environment to support instant micropayment systems. These companies have to branch out into "crypto" and Bitcoin to compete.
If that were the case they would have done it already. This isn't a problem of technical feasibility (they most definitely can support it technically); it's a problem of legal and regulatory feasibility within the existing banking system that leads to high costs on their end, and it's hard to roll back policy. You can even see it now with Visa partnering with Coinbase, Fold, USDC, etc.; they just can't operate within the bounds of the existing regulatory environment to support instant micropayment systems. These companies have to branch out into "crypto" and Bitcoin to compete.
If that were the case they would have done it already. This isn't a problem of technical feasibility (they most definitely can support it technically); it's a problem of legal and regulatory feasibility within the existing banking system that leads to high costs on their end, and it's hard to roll back policy. You can even see it now with Visa partnering with Coinbase, Fold, USDC, etc.; they just can't operate within the bounds of the existing regulatory environment to support instant micropayment systems. These companies have to branch out into "crypto" and Bitcoin to compete.
If that were the case they would have done it already. This isn't a problem of technical feasibility (they most definitely can support it technically); it's a problem of legal and regulatory feasibility within the existing banking system that leads to high costs on their end, and it's hard to roll back policy. You can even see it now with Visa partnering with Coinbase, Fold, USDC, etc.; they just can't operate within the bounds of the existing regulatory environment to support instant micropayment systems. These companies have to branch out into "crypto" and Bitcoin to compete.
If that were the case they would have done it already. This isn't a problem of technical feasibility (they most definitely can support it technically); it's a problem of legal and regulatory feasibility within the existing banking system that leads to high costs on their end, and it's hard to roll back policy. You can even see it now with Visa partnering with Coinbase, Fold, USDC, etc.; they just can't operate within the bounds of the existing regulatory environment to support instant micropayment systems. These companies have to branch out into "crypto" and Bitcoin to compete.
If that were the case they would have done it already. This isn't a problem of technical feasibility (they most definitely can support it technically); it's a problem of legal and regulatory feasibility within the existing banking system that leads to high costs on their end, and it's hard to roll back policy. You can even see it now with Visa partnering with Coinbase, Fold, USDC, etc.; they just can't operate within the bounds of the existing regulatory environment to support instant micropayment systems. These companies have to branch out into "crypto" and Bitcoin to compete.
If that were the case they would have done it already. This isn't a problem of technical feasibility (they most definitely can support it technically); it's a problem of legal and regulatory feasibility within the existing banking system that leads to high costs on their end, and it's hard to roll back policy. You can even see it now with Visa partnering with Coinbase, Fold, USDC, etc.; they just can't operate within the bounds of the existing regulatory environment to support instant micropayment systems. These companies have to branch out into "crypto" and Bitcoin to compete.
If that were the case they would have done it already. This isn't a problem of technical feasibility (they most definitely can support it technically); it's a problem of legal and regulatory feasibility within the existing banking system that leads to high costs on their end, and it's hard to roll back policy. You can even see it now with Visa partnering with Coinbase, Fold, USDC, etc.; they just can't operate within the bounds of the existing regulatory environment to support instant micropayment systems. These companies have to branch out into "crypto" and Bitcoin to compete.
If that were the case they would have done it already. This isn't a problem of technical feasibility (they most definitely can support it technically); it's a problem of legal and regulatory feasibility within the existing banking system that leads to high costs on their end, and it's hard to roll back policy. You can even see it now with Visa partnering with Coinbase, Fold, USDC, etc.; they just can't operate within the bounds of the existing regulatory environment to support instant micropayment systems. These companies have to branch out into "crypto" and Bitcoin to compete.
If that were the case they would have done it already. This isn't a problem of technical feasibility (they most definitely can support it technically); it's a problem of legal and regulatory feasibility within the existing banking system that leads to high costs on their end, and it's hard to roll back policy. You can even see it now with Visa partnering with Coinbase, Fold, USDC, etc.; they just can't operate within the bounds of the existing regulatory environment to support instant micropayment systems. These companies have to branch out into "crypto" and Bitcoin to compete.
If that were the case they would have done it already. This isn't a problem of technical feasibility (they most definitely can support it technically); it's a problem of legal and regulatory feasibility within the existing banking system that leads to high costs on their end, and it's hard to roll back policy. You can even see it now with Visa partnering with Coinbase, Fold, USDC, etc.; they just can't operate within the bounds of the existing regulatory environment to support instant micropayment systems. These companies have to branch out into "crypto" and Bitcoin to compete.
If that were the case they would have done it already. This isn't a problem of technical feasibility (they most definitely can support it technically); it's a problem of legal and regulatory feasibility within the existing banking system that leads to high costs on their end, and it's hard to roll back policy. You can even see it now with Visa partnering with Coinbase, Fold, USDC, etc.; they just can't operate within the bounds of the existing regulatory environment to support instant micropayment systems. These companies have to branch out into "crypto" and Bitcoin to compete.
If that were the case they would have done it already. This isn't a problem of technical feasibility (they most definitely can support it technically); it's a problem of legal and regulatory feasibility within the existing banking system that leads to high costs on their end, and it's hard to roll back policy. You can even see it now with Visa partnering with Coinbase, Fold, USDC, etc.; they just can't operate within the bounds of the existing regulatory environment to support instant micropayment systems. These companies have to branch out into "crypto" and Bitcoin to compete.
idk man, you have some good pointa but it still seems pretty tenuous to me. I think there's lots of things traditional payment rails could to to make it work. And I don't see why they wouldn't
idk man, you have some good pointa but it still seems pretty tenuous to me. I think there's lots of things traditional payment rails could to to make it work. And I don't see why they wouldn't
The card processors can't create tailored features because all payments on the internet (that don't rely on PoW and/or have "instant" settlement) require trust, meaning they require minimized credit risk and longer settlement times, meaning they have to take on large fees for all transactions, making small payments infeasible. They HAVE to move over to rails that have at least instant finality, and that's not possible on any fiat rails and won't ever be unless it's as a CBDC or stablecoin.
And I also would argue that agents need the ability to send payments without risk of being censored (users would want any task they send an agent to do to be performed without hindrance) and privately (users might not want other agents or users to know who was paying for a task). And the regulatory arbitrage in this case is just being able to avoid the need deal with all the credit bs of the banking system, so that's baked in.
The card processors can't create tailored features because all payments on the internet (that don't rely on PoW and/or have "instant" settlement) require trust, meaning they require minimized credit risk and longer settlement times, meaning they have to take on large fees for all transactions, making small payments infeasible. They HAVE to move over to rails that have at least instant finality, and that's not possible on any fiat rails and won't ever be unless it's as a CBDC or stablecoin.
And I also would argue that agents need the ability to send payments without risk of being censored (users would want any task they send an agent to do to be performed without hindrance) and privately (users might not want other agents or users to know who was paying for a task). And the regulatory arbitrage in this case is just being able to avoid the need deal with all the credit bs of the banking system, so that's baked in.
The card processors can't create tailored features because all payments on the internet (that don't rely on PoW and/or have "instant" settlement) require trust, meaning they require minimized credit risk and longer settlement times, meaning they have to take on large fees for all transactions, making small payments infeasible. They HAVE to move over to rails that have at least instant finality, and that's not possible on any fiat rails and won't ever be unless it's as a CBDC or stablecoin.
And I also would argue that agents need the ability to send payments without risk of being censored (users would want any task they send an agent to do to be performed without hindrance) and privately (users might not want other agents or users to know who was paying for a task). And the regulatory arbitrage in this case is just being able to avoid the need deal with all the credit bs of the banking system, so that's baked in.
The card processors can't create tailored features because all payments on the internet (that don't rely on PoW and/or have "instant" settlement) require trust, meaning they require minimized credit risk and longer settlement times, meaning they have to take on large fees for all transactions, making small payments infeasible. They HAVE to move over to rails that have at least instant finality, and that's not possible on any fiat rails and won't ever be unless it's as a CBDC or stablecoin.
And I also would argue that agents need the ability to send payments without risk of being censored (users would want any task they send an agent to do to be performed without hindrance) and privately (users might not want other agents or users to know who was paying for a task). And the regulatory arbitrage in this case is just being able to avoid the need deal with all the credit bs of the banking system, so that's baked in.
The card processors can't create tailored features because all payments on the internet (that don't rely on PoW and/or have "instant" settlement) require trust, meaning they require minimized credit risk and longer settlement times, meaning they have to take on large fees for all transactions, making small payments infeasible. They HAVE to move over to rails that have at least instant finality, and that's not possible on any fiat rails and won't ever be unless it's as a CBDC or stablecoin.
And I also would argue that agents need the ability to send payments without risk of being censored (users would want any task they send an agent to do to be performed without hindrance) and privately (users might not want other agents or users to know who was paying for a task). And the regulatory arbitrage in this case is just being able to avoid the need deal with all the credit bs of the banking system, so that's baked in.
The card processors can't create tailored features because all payments on the internet (that don't rely on PoW and/or have "instant" settlement) require trust, meaning they require minimized credit risk and longer settlement times, meaning they have to take on large fees for all transactions, making small payments infeasible. They HAVE to move over to rails that have at least instant finality, and that's not possible on any fiat rails and won't ever be unless it's as a CBDC or stablecoin.
And I also would argue that agents need the ability to send payments without risk of being censored (users would want any task they send an agent to do to be performed without hindrance) and privately (users might not want other agents or users to know who was paying for a task). And the regulatory arbitrage in this case is just being able to avoid the need deal with all the credit bs of the banking system, so that's baked in.
The card processors can't create tailored features because all payments on the internet (that don't rely on PoW and/or have "instant" settlement) require trust, meaning they require minimized credit risk and longer settlement times, meaning they have to take on large fees for all transactions, making small payments infeasible. They HAVE to move over to rails that have at least instant finality, and that's not possible on any fiat rails and won't ever be unless it's as a CBDC or stablecoin.
And I also would argue that agents need the ability to send payments without risk of being censored (users would want any task they send an agent to do to be performed without hindrance) and privately (users might not want other agents or users to know who was paying for a task). And the regulatory arbitrage in this case is just being able to avoid the need deal with all the credit bs of the banking system, so that's baked in.
The card processors can't create tailored features because all payments on the internet (that don't rely on PoW and/or have "instant" settlement) require trust, meaning they require minimized credit risk and longer settlement times, meaning they have to take on large fees for all transactions, making small payments infeasible. They HAVE to move over to rails that have at least instant finality, and that's not possible on any fiat rails and won't ever be unless it's as a CBDC or stablecoin.
And I also would argue that agents need the ability to send payments without risk of being censored (users would want any task they send an agent to do to be performed without hindrance) and privately (users might not want other agents or users to know who was paying for a task). And the regulatory arbitrage in this case is just being able to avoid the need deal with all the credit bs of the banking system, so that's baked in.
The card processors can't create tailored features because all payments on the internet (that don't rely on PoW and/or have "instant" settlement) require trust, meaning they require minimized credit risk and longer settlement times, meaning they have to take on large fees for all transactions, making small payments infeasible. They HAVE to move over to rails that have at least instant finality, and that's not possible on any fiat rails and won't ever be unless it's as a CBDC or stablecoin.
And I also would argue that agents need the ability to send payments without risk of being censored (users would want any task they send an agent to do to be performed without hindrance) and privately (users might not want other agents or users to know who was paying for a task). And the regulatory arbitrage in this case is just being able to avoid the need deal with all the credit bs of the banking system, so that's baked in.
The card processors can't create tailored features because all payments on the internet (that don't rely on PoW and/or have "instant" settlement) require trust, meaning they require minimized credit risk and longer settlement times, meaning they have to take on large fees for all transactions, making small payments infeasible. They HAVE to move over to rails that have at least instant finality, and that's not possible on any fiat rails and won't ever be unless it's as a CBDC or stablecoin.
And I also would argue that agents need the ability to send payments without risk of being censored (users would want any task they send an agent to do to be performed without hindrance) and privately (users might not want other agents or users to know who was paying for a task). And the regulatory arbitrage in this case is just being able to avoid the need deal with all the credit bs of the banking system, so that's baked in.
The card processors can't create tailored features because all payments on the internet (that don't rely on PoW and/or have "instant" settlement) require trust, meaning they require minimized credit risk and longer settlement times, meaning they have to take on large fees for all transactions, making small payments infeasible. They HAVE to move over to rails that have at least instant finality, and that's not possible on any fiat rails and won't ever be unless it's as a CBDC or stablecoin.
And I also would argue that agents need the ability to send payments without risk of being censored (users would want any task they send an agent to do to be performed without hindrance) and privately (users might not want other agents or users to know who was paying for a task). And the regulatory arbitrage in this case is just being able to avoid the need deal with all the credit bs of the banking system, so that's baked in.
The card processors can't create tailored features because all payments on the internet (that don't rely on PoW and/or have "instant" settlement) require trust, meaning they require minimized credit risk and longer settlement times, meaning they have to take on large fees for all transactions, making small payments infeasible. They HAVE to move over to rails that have at least instant finality, and that's not possible on any fiat rails and won't ever be unless it's as a CBDC or stablecoin.
And I also would argue that agents need the ability to send payments without risk of being censored (users would want any task they send an agent to do to be performed without hindrance) and privately (users might not want other agents or users to know who was paying for a task). And the regulatory arbitrage in this case is just being able to avoid the need deal with all the credit bs of the banking system, so that's baked in.
ok, decent argument
I'm not convinced though. I imagine if any of the problems you're bringing up are real visa or paypal or whoever could easily spin up new features tailored for ai agents. what's stopping them?
imo bitcoin's value as a transaction mediun comes from censorship resistance, regulatory arbitrage, and privacy. agents don't really need any of these
ok, decent argument
I'm not convinced though. I imagine if any of the problems you're bringing up are real visa or paypal or whoever could easily spin up new features tailored for ai agents. what's stopping them?
imo bitcoin's value as a transaction mediun comes from censorship resistance, regulatory arbitrage, and privacy. agents don't really need any of these
It would take too long for the agent to earn enough money to have a single transaction that could be used to top-up the account; you can't do many micropayments to top-up which is the issue. And on top of that, the whole point of agents is that they can perform menial, small tasks for you to focus on the big stuff, and no one will want to pay an agent $5 for something small, especially if it's not their own agent.
Eventually it will also primarily be agents communicating with agents, and that definitely can't be done with account-based funds at scale with humans expecting the agents to run along on their own doing their thing. It's not that agents need Bitcoin, it's that they need micropayments, it just so happens that Bitcoin makes micropayments easier.
It would take too long for the agent to earn enough money to have a single transaction that could be used to top-up the account; you can't do many micropayments to top-up which is the issue. And on top of that, the whole point of agents is that they can perform menial, small tasks for you to focus on the big stuff, and no one will want to pay an agent $5 for something small, especially if it's not their own agent.
Eventually it will also primarily be agents communicating with agents, and that definitely can't be done with account-based funds at scale with humans expecting the agents to run along on their own doing their thing. It's not that agents need Bitcoin, it's that they need micropayments, it just so happens that Bitcoin makes micropayments easier.
It would take too long for the agent to earn enough money to have a single transaction that could be used to top-up the account; you can't do many micropayments to top-up which is the issue. And on top of that, the whole point of agents is that they can perform menial, small tasks for you to focus on the big stuff, and no one will want to pay an agent $5 for something small, especially if it's not their own agent.
Eventually it will also primarily be agents communicating with agents, and that definitely can't be done with account-based funds at scale with humans expecting the agents to run along on their own doing their thing. It's not that agents need Bitcoin, it's that they need micropayments, it just so happens that Bitcoin makes micropayments easier.
It would take too long for the agent to earn enough money to have a single transaction that could be used to top-up the account; you can't do many micropayments to top-up which is the issue. And on top of that, the whole point of agents is that they can perform menial, small tasks for you to focus on the big stuff, and no one will want to pay an agent $5 for something small, especially if it's not their own agent.
Eventually it will also primarily be agents communicating with agents, and that definitely can't be done with account-based funds at scale with humans expecting the agents to run along on their own doing their thing. It's not that agents need Bitcoin, it's that they need micropayments, it just so happens that Bitcoin makes micropayments easier.
It would take too long for the agent to earn enough money to have a single transaction that could be used to top-up the account; you can't do many micropayments to top-up which is the issue. And on top of that, the whole point of agents is that they can perform menial, small tasks for you to focus on the big stuff, and no one will want to pay an agent $5 for something small, especially if it's not their own agent.
Eventually it will also primarily be agents communicating with agents, and that definitely can't be done with account-based funds at scale with humans expecting the agents to run along on their own doing their thing. It's not that agents need Bitcoin, it's that they need micropayments, it just so happens that Bitcoin makes micropayments easier.
It would take too long for the agent to earn enough money to have a single transaction that could be used to top-up the account; you can't do many micropayments to top-up which is the issue. And on top of that, the whole point of agents is that they can perform menial, small tasks for you to focus on the big stuff, and no one will want to pay an agent $5 for something small, especially if it's not their own agent.
Eventually it will also primarily be agents communicating with agents, and that definitely can't be done with account-based funds at scale with humans expecting the agents to run along on their own doing their thing. It's not that agents need Bitcoin, it's that they need micropayments, it just so happens that Bitcoin makes micropayments easier.
It would take too long for the agent to earn enough money to have a single transaction that could be used to top-up the account; you can't do many micropayments to top-up which is the issue. And on top of that, the whole point of agents is that they can perform menial, small tasks for you to focus on the big stuff, and no one will want to pay an agent $5 for something small, especially if it's not their own agent.
Eventually it will also primarily be agents communicating with agents, and that definitely can't be done with account-based funds at scale with humans expecting the agents to run along on their own doing their thing. It's not that agents need Bitcoin, it's that they need micropayments, it just so happens that Bitcoin makes micropayments easier.
It would take too long for the agent to earn enough money to have a single transaction that could be used to top-up the account; you can't do many micropayments to top-up which is the issue. And on top of that, the whole point of agents is that they can perform menial, small tasks for you to focus on the big stuff, and no one will want to pay an agent $5 for something small, especially if it's not their own agent.
Eventually it will also primarily be agents communicating with agents, and that definitely can't be done with account-based funds at scale with humans expecting the agents to run along on their own doing their thing. It's not that agents need Bitcoin, it's that they need micropayments, it just so happens that Bitcoin makes micropayments easier.
It would take too long for the agent to earn enough money to have a single transaction that could be used to top-up the account; you can't do many micropayments to top-up which is the issue. And on top of that, the whole point of agents is that they can perform menial, small tasks for you to focus on the big stuff, and no one will want to pay an agent $5 for something small, especially if it's not their own agent.
Eventually it will also primarily be agents communicating with agents, and that definitely can't be done with account-based funds at scale with humans expecting the agents to run along on their own doing their thing. It's not that agents need Bitcoin, it's that they need micropayments, it just so happens that Bitcoin makes micropayments easier.
It would take too long for the agent to earn enough money to have a single transaction that could be used to top-up the account; you can't do many micropayments to top-up which is the issue. And on top of that, the whole point of agents is that they can perform menial, small tasks for you to focus on the big stuff, and no one will want to pay an agent $5 for something small, especially if it's not their own agent.
Eventually it will also primarily be agents communicating with agents, and that definitely can't be done with account-based funds at scale with humans expecting the agents to run along on their own doing their thing. It's not that agents need Bitcoin, it's that they need micropayments, it just so happens that Bitcoin makes micropayments easier.
It would take too long for the agent to earn enough money to have a single transaction that could be used to top-up the account; you can't do many micropayments to top-up which is the issue. And on top of that, the whole point of agents is that they can perform menial, small tasks for you to focus on the big stuff, and no one will want to pay an agent $5 for something small, especially if it's not their own agent.
Eventually it will also primarily be agents communicating with agents, and that definitely can't be done with account-based funds at scale with humans expecting the agents to run along on their own doing their thing. It's not that agents need Bitcoin, it's that they need micropayments, it just so happens that Bitcoin makes micropayments easier.
It would take too long for the agent to earn enough money to have a single transaction that could be used to top-up the account; you can't do many micropayments to top-up which is the issue. And on top of that, the whole point of agents is that they can perform menial, small tasks for you to focus on the big stuff, and no one will want to pay an agent $5 for something small, especially if it's not their own agent.
Eventually it will also primarily be agents communicating with agents, and that definitely can't be done with account-based funds at scale with humans expecting the agents to run along on their own doing their thing. It's not that agents need Bitcoin, it's that they need micropayments, it just so happens that Bitcoin makes micropayments easier.
It would take too long for the agent to earn enough money to have a single transaction that could be used to top-up the account; you can't do many micropayments to top-up which is the issue. And on top of that, the whole point of agents is that they can perform menial, small tasks for you to focus on the big stuff, and no one will want to pay an agent $5 for something small, especially if it's not their own agent.
Eventually it will also primarily be agents communicating with agents, and that definitely can't be done with account-based funds at scale with humans expecting the agents to run along on their own doing their thing. It's not that agents need Bitcoin, it's that they need micropayments, it just so happens that Bitcoin makes micropayments easier.
I said it in the note before, just with typos... 😅
Sure, a human can add their account and let the agent do it's thing, but then their has to be manual intervention (human topping up) and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, if the agent runs lut of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
I said it in the note before, just with typos... 😅
Sure, a human can add their account and let the agent do it's thing, but then their has to be manual intervention (human topping up) and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, if the agent runs lut of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
I said it in the note before, just with typos... 😅
Sure, a human can add their account and let the agent do it's thing, but then their has to be manual intervention (human topping up) and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, if the agent runs lut of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
I said it in the note before, just with typos... 😅
Sure, a human can add their account and let the agent do it's thing, but then their has to be manual intervention (human topping up) and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, if the agent runs lut of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
I said it in the note before, just with typos... 😅
Sure, a human can add their account and let the agent do it's thing, but then their has to be manual intervention (human topping up) and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, if the agent runs lut of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
I said it in the note before, just with typos... 😅
Sure, a human can add their account and let the agent do it's thing, but then their has to be manual intervention (human topping up) and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, if the agent runs lut of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
I said it in the note before, just with typos... 😅
Sure, a human can add their account and let the agent do it's thing, but then their has to be manual intervention (human topping up) and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, if the agent runs lut of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
I said it in the note before, just with typos... 😅
Sure, a human can add their account and let the agent do it's thing, but then their has to be manual intervention (human topping up) and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, if the agent runs lut of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
I said it in the note before, just with typos... 😅
Sure, a human can add their account and let the agent do it's thing, but then their has to be manual intervention (human topping up) and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, if the agent runs lut of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
I said it in the note before, just with typos... 😅
Sure, a human can add their account and let the agent do it's thing, but then their has to be manual intervention (human topping up) and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, if the agent runs lut of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
I said it in the note before, just with typos... 😅
Sure, a human can add their account and let the agent do it's thing, but then their has to be manual intervention (human topping up) and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, if the agent runs lut of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
I said it in the note before, just with typos... 😅
Sure, a human can add their account and let the agent do it's thing, but then their has to be manual intervention (human topping up) and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, if the agent runs lut of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
I said it in the note before, just with typos... 😅
Sure, a human can add their account and let the agent do it's thing, but then their has to be manual intervention (human topping up) and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, if the agent runs lut of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
I don't see why the agent couldn't earn money and receive it via paypal in exactly the same way. Why does it have to be manual?
I don't see why the agent couldn't earn money and receive it via paypal in exactly the same way. Why does it have to be manual?
Why can't the owner of the agents just give them access to his kycd account?
Why can't the owner of the agents just give them access to his kycd account?
You can't make an account unless you're KYCd, and agents aren't capable of KYCing since they're not humans. Sure, a human can add their account and key the agent do it's thing, but then their has to beanual intervention and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, of the agent runs put of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
You can't make an account unless you're KYCd, and agents aren't capable of KYCing since they're not humans. Sure, a human can add their account and key the agent do it's thing, but then their has to beanual intervention and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, of the agent runs put of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
You can't make an account unless you're KYCd, and agents aren't capable of KYCing since they're not humans. Sure, a human can add their account and key the agent do it's thing, but then their has to beanual intervention and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, of the agent runs put of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
You can't make an account unless you're KYCd, and agents aren't capable of KYCing since they're not humans. Sure, a human can add their account and key the agent do it's thing, but then their has to beanual intervention and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, of the agent runs put of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
You can't make an account unless you're KYCd, and agents aren't capable of KYCing since they're not humans. Sure, a human can add their account and key the agent do it's thing, but then their has to beanual intervention and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, of the agent runs put of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
You can't make an account unless you're KYCd, and agents aren't capable of KYCing since they're not humans. Sure, a human can add their account and key the agent do it's thing, but then their has to beanual intervention and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, of the agent runs put of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
You can't make an account unless you're KYCd, and agents aren't capable of KYCing since they're not humans. Sure, a human can add their account and key the agent do it's thing, but then their has to beanual intervention and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, of the agent runs put of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
You can't make an account unless you're KYCd, and agents aren't capable of KYCing since they're not humans. Sure, a human can add their account and key the agent do it's thing, but then their has to beanual intervention and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, of the agent runs put of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
You can't make an account unless you're KYCd, and agents aren't capable of KYCing since they're not humans. Sure, a human can add their account and key the agent do it's thing, but then their has to beanual intervention and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, of the agent runs put of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
You can't make an account unless you're KYCd, and agents aren't capable of KYCing since they're not humans. Sure, a human can add their account and key the agent do it's thing, but then their has to beanual intervention and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, of the agent runs put of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
You can't make an account unless you're KYCd, and agents aren't capable of KYCing since they're not humans. Sure, a human can add their account and key the agent do it's thing, but then their has to beanual intervention and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, of the agent runs put of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
You can't make an account unless you're KYCd, and agents aren't capable of KYCing since they're not humans. Sure, a human can add their account and key the agent do it's thing, but then their has to beanual intervention and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, of the agent runs put of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
You can't make an account unless you're KYCd, and agents aren't capable of KYCing since they're not humans. Sure, a human can add their account and key the agent do it's thing, but then their has to beanual intervention and that takes away from the agency of the agents; with Bitcoin, of the agent runs put of funds, it could find ways to earn micro payments and still continue with it's tasks.
I don't see how this could be true. If it's fine for human intelligence why wouldn't artificial intelligence also br able to do the same things (e.g. make accounts with a balance instead of doing everything as micro transactions)
I don't see how this could be true. If it's fine for human intelligence why wouldn't artificial intelligence also br able to do the same things (e.g. make accounts with a balance instead of doing everything as micro transactions)
I don't see how this could be true. If it's fine for human intelligence why wouldn't artificial intelligence also br able to do the same things (e.g. make accounts with a balance instead of doing everything as micro transactions)
Gradually then.. #nostr everything!
#growNostr
Gradually then.. #nostr everything!
#growNostr
Bridge fucking ol 🔥🔥🔥
#nevent1q…ke2d
#nevent1q…l8w3
I would LOVE to see this transaction. 🤣
https://image.nostr.build/84fd5013668a1ed84ca30c44b6a7f2b3b1ef94a7b0baf83e14a6af806b88c8a8.jpg
I would LOVE to see this transaction. 🤣
https://image.nostr.build/84fd5013668a1ed84ca30c44b6a7f2b3b1ef94a7b0baf83e14a6af806b88c8a8.jpg
I would LOVE to see this transaction. 🤣
https://image.nostr.build/84fd5013668a1ed84ca30c44b6a7f2b3b1ef94a7b0baf83e14a6af806b88c8a8.jpg
I would LOVE to see this transaction. 🤣
https://image.nostr.build/84fd5013668a1ed84ca30c44b6a7f2b3b1ef94a7b0baf83e14a6af806b88c8a8.jpg
I would LOVE to see this transaction. 🤣
https://image.nostr.build/84fd5013668a1ed84ca30c44b6a7f2b3b1ef94a7b0baf83e14a6af806b88c8a8.jpg
I would LOVE to see this transaction. 🤣
https://image.nostr.build/84fd5013668a1ed84ca30c44b6a7f2b3b1ef94a7b0baf83e14a6af806b88c8a8.jpg
I would LOVE to see this transaction. 🤣
https://image.nostr.build/84fd5013668a1ed84ca30c44b6a7f2b3b1ef94a7b0baf83e14a6af806b88c8a8.jpg
I would LOVE to see this transaction. 🤣
https://image.nostr.build/84fd5013668a1ed84ca30c44b6a7f2b3b1ef94a7b0baf83e14a6af806b88c8a8.jpg
I would LOVE to see this transaction. 🤣
https://image.nostr.build/84fd5013668a1ed84ca30c44b6a7f2b3b1ef94a7b0baf83e14a6af806b88c8a8.jpg
I would LOVE to see this transaction. 🤣
https://image.nostr.build/84fd5013668a1ed84ca30c44b6a7f2b3b1ef94a7b0baf83e14a6af806b88c8a8.jpg
Literally selling homes on nostr. https://i.nostr.build/PRX0ewgFkDBDQBKD.jpg
Sounds cool, but eCash is custodial, so I'll pass.
Sounds cool, but eCash is custodial, so I'll pass.
Sounds cool, but eCash is custodial, so I'll pass.
Sounds cool, but eCash is custodial, so I'll pass.
Sounds cool, but eCash is custodial, so I'll pass.
Sounds cool, but eCash is custodial, so I'll pass.
@nprofile…2gsc got a heli or a Learjet we can sell ??
@nprofile…2gsc got a heli or a Learjet we can sell ??
Buying a cybertruck with e-cash over nostr
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Buying a cybertruck with e-cash over nostr
🤌
Buying a cybertruck with e-cash over nostr
🤌
Buying a cybertruck with e-cash over nostr
🤌
Buying a cybertruck with e-cash over nostr
🤌
Nice. Ready to buy a Cybertruck?
#nevent1q…93av
Nice. Ready to buy a Cybertruck?
#nevent1q…93av
Nice. Ready to buy a Cybertruck?
#nevent1q…93av
Nice. Ready to buy a Cybertruck?
#nevent1q…93av
Nice. Ready to buy a Cybertruck?
#nevent1q…93av
Nice. Ready to buy a Cybertruck?
#nevent1q…93av
Nice. Ready to buy a Cybertruck?
#nevent1q…93av
Buy a cybertruck for 1 bitcoin on nostr! Living in the future…
Epic @npub15dc…yv6e #note1kxw…69v9
Buy a cybertruck for 1 bitcoin on nostr! Living in the future…
Epic @npub15dc…yv6e #note1kxw…69v9
I think that's a smart and logical next move to build a circular economy.
I think that's a smart and logical next move to build a circular economy.
I think that's a smart and logical next move to build a circular economy.
Got a Cybertruck available now... 👀
https://shopstr.store/listing/539e15e0ce7ad09f5ec053e708617d443ebc0aed4abb6e12fc42cb8e0149a7d1
Got a Cybertruck available now... 👀
https://shopstr.store/listing/539e15e0ce7ad09f5ec053e708617d443ebc0aed4abb6e12fc42cb8e0149a7d1
Got a Cybertruck available now... 👀
https://shopstr.store/listing/539e15e0ce7ad09f5ec053e708617d443ebc0aed4abb6e12fc42cb8e0149a7d1
Got a Cybertruck available now... 👀
https://shopstr.store/listing/539e15e0ce7ad09f5ec053e708617d443ebc0aed4abb6e12fc42cb8e0149a7d1
Couldn’t agree more 🙏 I think we did fine with the open-invite group, kept conversation focused and there was already enough to go through with our small group and reached out to others we saw on the network that are building on the same spec ✌️once the draft is out more comments will help reshape.
Couldn’t agree more 🙏 I think we did fine with the open-invite group, kept conversation focused and there was already enough to go through with our small group and reached out to others we saw on the network that are building on the same spec ✌️once the draft is out more comments will help reshape.
GM PV Fren
Live Free, #bitcoin changes people
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Be careful about moving to open forum, rather than open-invite, as it can actually raise the hurdle for new entrants by forcing them to perform in front of an audience.
Be careful about moving to open forum, rather than open-invite, as it can actually raise the hurdle for new entrants by forcing them to perform in front of an audience.
True innovation right here! 🚀
😃
https://m.primal.net/OSfk.png
😃
https://m.primal.net/OSfk.png
This is the killer app we've been needing.
@nprofile…p6g5 🤣🤣🤣 what a beautiful micro app.
What might seem like a simple GM post to our CEO is actually a proof of concept for a revolutionary new client: FiatjafBuzz
With it, you can blast @nprofile…7nd4 with GMs and gfys (only on the weekends) directly to his inbox relays to your heart's content.
Try it out for yourself below... 👀😂
https://fiatjafbuzz.com
#SovEng
#nevent1q…z5ny
Running @nprofile…0uz8 on Start9 https://nostpic.com/media/d2b4168467439f03eb7e0e30be9412d5a29d050aac77dc60de3dcb9f45f91b07/f623895d8d9bb7d95d482d544336fae0a042bddeaa902724997aefafbfba375b.webp
Check your private message
Check your private message
Yes I see the messages half way on the screen, the app just won't let me scroll any higher to see them
Ohhh, so the messages are not showing on the screen, but they are available on the relay?
It is just padding on the top and bottom of the screen?
It is just padding on the top and bottom of the screen?
The problem I'm finding is its only with certain npubs; therefore I assume it'd be relay specific
I'll test with @nprofile…7kmc and few others and see if its still an issue
The problem I'm finding is its only with certain npubs; therefore I assume it'd be relay specific
I'll test with @nprofile…7kmc and few others and see if its still an issue
OK sounds good I'll do that for you
OK sounds good I'll do that for you
I don't have any open issues on this. Any chance somebody can record a video of it happening with some ok to share DMs?
I don't have any open issues on this. Any chance somebody can record a video of it happening with some ok to share DMs?
I don't have any open issues on this. Any chance somebody can record a video of it happening with some ok to share DMs?
I've noticed it for awhile before I said anything
Glad others have the same issue
Any comments @nprofile…pyug?
alright thats pretty badass, not gonna lie.
Probably a piece from the Starship 7 launch explosion.
Probably a piece from the Starship 7 launch explosion.
Probably a piece from the Starship 7 launch explosion.
Probably a piece from the Starship 7 launch explosion.
Probably a piece from the Starship 7 launch explosion.
Probably a piece from the Starship 7 launch explosion.
Yes, try @nprofile…0uz8 👇 might be Nostr 's Amazon one day. Or eBay? 😁
#nevent1q…g6es
Whats the coolest thing you've bought?
1) It actually is possible because it's often only a couple of people and they tend to make themselves known and you can approach them.
2) The whole point of self-organisation is that the people organizing do so under their own terms. If someone puts down rules of engagement and demands they follow them, then they have a boss.
3) Wake me up, when you aren't doing your best teamwork at conferences, or at an island retreat, both of which almost none of us can attend.
Also actively reaching out to stakeholders we saw appear on Nostr ✌️
Definitely an open channel, just requires an invite for now. I think we should totally scoot out to a more-open forum. Let’s chat about it!
We've been discussing and welcoming input from others, there are various published notes mentioning all of this, even a nostrability issue. It all started with casual conversations about how the existing Nostr marketplace ecosystem wasn't meeting many of the needs for a comprehensive marketplace application. This led us to create a draft proposal, with all the major nostr marketplaces devs now participating. Since the beggining the idea was to open this draft for wider input as soon as possible
should be done in the open.
you can't know all the stakeholders and people who are working on something adjacent to what you're doing if worked in private, unannounced, groups.
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I can record one and link it!
I can record one and link it!
I can record one and link it!
I can record one and link it!
I can record one and link it!
I can record one and link it!
I can record one and link it!
I can record one and link it!
