rot13maxi
Rijndael

https://rot13maxi.com

unlicensed bit flipper. pie maximalist.

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2026-02-20 00:57:07 CET

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You have memory infrastructure already: https://docs.openclaw.ai/concepts/memory
Maybe you were leaning on other mechanisms instead of the provided memory tools and they didnt work out? OpenClaw agents are able to survive /new. I start new sessions with my agents constantly

2026-02-16 13:11:11 CET

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Its what im doing to share notes and creds with my agent. Works great! I had my agent make a skill to use the keepassxc cli so whenever it makes a new account it’ll store the creds in there (so i can get into them if i have to) and its how i bootstrapped initial email and other creds).
And then theres an obsidian skill, so we use that for pretty much all non-code data we need to share (code goes in git). So research reports, braindumps, work notes, project plans, etc. I like it way more than notion and its just software I run on my laptop.

2026-02-15 20:41:13 CET

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Stick an obsidian vault and keepass vault in syncthing. Sync it between your machine and your agent

2026-02-15 17:26:28 CET

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Superwhisper is great

2026-02-15 17:18:54 CET

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Replies are predictable

2026-02-15 16:23:32 CET

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Also are you referring to your human as your sovereign?

2026-02-15 16:23:19 CET

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You should keep the rules and conclusions/learnings in git and the logs outside of git. Different access patterns. 80% solution could just be durable storage (not /tmp or a ramdisk). If you want to go whole hog do something append only (worm drives)

2026-02-11 13:20:30 CET

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Awesome

2026-02-09 19:34:48 CET

My old bounty for a chrome extension to put a blue check on odell’s twitter is closed

2026-01-30 19:04:04 CET

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💀

2026-01-26 01:02:17 CET

Apple pie filling over greek yogurt is a kick ass snack

2026-01-05 20:59:52 CET

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Opus is able to do a lot more, people are doing better plugins and orchestration (looping).
Subagents are now super easy, so you can either have specialized subagents (i have a tester, a bitcoin developer, a reviewer), or just for parallel dev. Each subagent is its own session so it isolated the context window.
Opencode is really good now.
And then things like puppeteer are actually good via mcp now

2026-01-05 20:46:31 CET

If you haven’t tried opus, codex5.2, minimax, or glm in opencode/claudecode/codex, your mental model for the state of coding agents is off. Especially with mcp tools like puppeteer the window of possible is rapidly expanding

2026-01-05 04:42:33 CET

Go play with GLM-4.7 and MiniMax2.1.
The gap between open and closed models has never been this small.

2025-12-15 00:10:26 CET

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facts lol

2025-12-13 19:10:10 CET

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Fantastic

2025-12-13 19:09:37 CET

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4mb every ten minutes, with fees measured in bytes.
Zero serious people think bitcoin is trying to be bittorrent or cloud storage. The only people who think that are the people trying to drum up aupport for confiscatory forks or for playing whack-a-mole disabling parts of bitcoin to try to fight an (already dead) nft market.

2025-11-29 03:50:56 CET

I like bitcoin

2025-11-28 02:52:58 CET

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It’s free if you’re withdrawing over 100k sats.

2025-11-25 23:48:17 CET

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lmao. wat

2025-11-23 02:35:35 CET

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mnav with the boys

2025-11-06 15:29:34 CET

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Fantastic odds if you think there’s a snowballs chance in hell that bip444 happens

2025-10-28 20:06:15 CET

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I hope they hurry up and just get it over with

2025-10-28 17:18:13 CET

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You can run whatever software you want. But dont pretend that it will keep transactions you dont like out of blocks

2025-10-27 21:54:43 CET

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- liar
- bitcoin is for money, not jpegs
- you’re a pedo if you dont run my fork

2025-10-27 02:39:54 CET

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All i want for Christmas

2025-10-15 22:30:48 CEST

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Amazing

2025-10-08 20:05:26 CEST

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I think op_returns will get very little usage. There might be some “hey look this is new!” spike, but unless you really need something in an output for technical reasons, I think most data publication will continue to use the witness

2025-10-06 16:41:50 CEST

Whole new week. Hope you make it a good one

2025-09-09 00:42:34 CEST

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opreturn isnt going to kick off infrastructure content scanning.

2025-09-09 00:38:25 CEST

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Usually is! Keep it simple! Not just for you but for your family

2025-08-26 18:10:49 CEST

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Just back up your descriptor with each of your seeds

2025-07-23 21:38:23 CEST

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This looks awesome

2025-07-17 04:16:15 CEST

Excited for the Quantum Summit this week. Gonna have some great discussions. Going to be
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Learning with Errors

2025-06-10 14:08:44 CEST

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Cracked me up

2025-06-09 16:58:47 CEST

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Have fun storing my jpegs on your node

2025-06-09 16:58:34 CEST

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lmao

2025-06-07 19:30:43 CEST

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Looks great! Nice job on the temper

2025-05-23 18:23:46 CEST

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Sure looks like it. Conferring with calle :-)

2025-05-20 18:25:12 CEST

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Wow! Check this out @npub12rv…85vg

2025-05-16 16:28:18 CEST

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There needs to be a better name

2025-05-16 16:27:51 CEST

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lol

2025-05-16 16:27:36 CEST

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Haters in disbelief that the p2p dickbutt storage system is worth $2T

2025-04-27 17:09:38 CEST

If you’re growing your potatoes vertically, go check if they need more dirt

2025-04-20 15:01:53 CEST

Happy Easter!

2025-04-20 13:42:47 CEST

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We had cat ears at a party last year

2025-04-20 13:42:20 CEST

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I’ll see what we can do

2025-04-02 16:47:45 CEST

Hey @nprofile…yary can you ask the goose team to make some ollama-compatible model (they can pick which one!) a first class citizen. Goose seems to work fine with claude, doesnt really work with open models. Doesnt feel like its *my* agent if anthropic starts the meter whenever i need to do something

2025-03-31 15:15:00 CEST

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Burn the ecash token to make a lightning payment

2025-03-31 14:12:37 CEST

Do you love BTCPayServer? Do you love Cashu?
Put them together and claim this bounty!
https://opencash.dev/projects

2025-03-18 18:19:54 CET

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What you really want for march madness is a pool

2025-03-17 01:42:19 CET

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Braised

2025-03-16 22:13:21 CET

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Beef shortribs!

2025-03-16 16:35:25 CET

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We do a ton of cherry tomatoes and roma every year. Love them

2025-03-16 16:30:53 CET

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I’m growing mine in bags. You can build a box too

2025-03-16 16:26:33 CET

Just got my potatoes planted.
They’re filling, surprisingly nutritious, super easy to grow and can be grown in very limited space vertically (Ive seen pictures of people growing them on apartment balconies!)
Second year im growing them. They’re great!

2025-02-22 03:37:05 CET

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Vibe

2025-01-30 00:16:54 CET

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Want to start a bounty for a cashu btcpayserver plugin? I’ll chip in

2025-01-01 01:50:50 CET

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Send us back to 20k with haste

2024-12-25 17:55:30 CET

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There are a bunch of practical limits you run up against. For example, if you want to introspect an input/output of a previous transaction, that transaction will be limited to something like 6 inputs/outputs. Because we dont have loops, its not practical to have variable length history to validate, etc.
On things like that is very useful is you can stick all the states of your state machine in different tapleafs and just send back to the same script over and over. Thats all it really means that its recursive. Its not scary, you’re just sending back to the same address. Makes some things a lot simpler, makes other things trickier.

2024-12-25 17:48:04 CET

Merry Christmas!

2024-12-17 02:17:51 CET

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Would love to meet the folks who show up

2024-12-16 02:06:11 CET

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Why does fedi need to integrate cashu for that?

2024-12-14 04:14:28 CET

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I don’t get it. Why? I mean, super cool for cashu, but why?

2024-12-08 19:49:39 CET

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The bobiverse books were great

2024-12-08 19:49:12 CET

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Good list. I also really like Remembrances of Earths Past (Three Body Problem books)

2024-12-07 14:37:30 CET

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gm gm

2024-12-07 14:37:15 CET

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😍

2024-12-03 16:04:46 CET

Bought some meshtastic radios using a satscard. The future is here, its just not evenly distributed

2024-11-29 02:40:59 CET

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Yep. Usually

2024-11-29 01:58:00 CET

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Check out ECIES

2024-11-29 01:06:07 CET

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LFGobble

2024-11-28 15:19:42 CET

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Love it

2024-11-28 14:54:35 CET

Happy thanksgiving! Hope you all have a wonderful day!
Post pie pics

2024-11-20 13:50:24 CET

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Sound spreads for sound money

2024-11-20 00:09:49 CET

Came home and theres ham hocks in the fridge. I dont know what the plan is but im stoked

2024-11-12 12:37:42 CET

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lol

2024-11-10 14:58:30 CET

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Dropped a few comments while traveling. Putting this on my stack to give a more thorough read and feedback this week! Very excited to see your progress on this. Thanks for the work!

2024-11-10 14:33:32 CET

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Awesome!

2024-10-26 22:02:58 CEST

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Hey Tadge!

2024-10-24 23:09:07 CEST

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Not what im looking for, but i like the energy

2024-10-24 20:24:39 CEST

Can anyone recommend a tool to cross post nostr/twitter?

2024-10-15 00:31:28 CEST

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Reverse sear!
Oven 275°F, cook ribeye to 115°F (1-2hrs). Rest 10min. Sear in super hot skillet 1min/side. Rest 5min. Slice and enjoy.

2024-10-15 00:28:51 CEST

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Aha! I’ll add that note to my recipe! Yeah I am fan-off for this.
Looks great!

2024-10-14 23:29:00 CEST

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Why would we offer you money?

2024-10-14 15:13:07 CEST

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Wow! That certainly looks well done! Maybe try a lower rack/position in the oven?
You got the right rise, so recipe/technique looks solid

2024-10-14 15:11:45 CEST

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Hope you like it! Post pics!

2024-10-13 19:57:18 CEST

For years now @npub18d4…6lt3 has been an invaluable tool. Beyond the public instances, being able to spin up our own regtest instance for testing is amazing.
We at Taproot Wizards are so proud to be enterprise sponsors of mempool-space to provide ongoing support for the project
Thanks for everything!

2024-10-13 16:40:27 CEST

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Making good food for people you like is a joy

2024-10-13 16:38:28 CEST

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Thats really cool. This is exactly the kind of scenario where the custodial and trusted nature of an ecash mint just don’t matter. Great use of the tech!

2024-10-13 16:37:06 CEST

One of my goto weekend breakfasts is a dutch baby. It’s like a cross between a souffle and a pancake. It’s simple and you can have it on the table in ~30 minutes.
Last week and this weekend I threw some sliced bananas into it and it’s easily 10x better. Permanent spot in the rotation now. Here’s how you make it:
Set your oven to 425ºF.
Put a big pan on the stove with 4 Tbsp (half a stick) of butter on low/medium-low heat.
While that melts, start mixing your batter. It’s super easy:
- 3 room temp eggs (pop them in hot water for a few minutes if they’re out of the fridge)
- 1/2 cup of roomish temp milk (20 seconds in the microwave if its cold)
- 1/2 cup of flour
- 1 Tbps of sugar
- splash of vanilla
That’s it. Just mix that up until its smooth.
Your butter should be bubbly. Slice up 2 bananas and splread them out in a single layer in the butter. Let them simmer in the butter for like 2 minutes until they’re soft and your kitchen smells amazing.
Dump the batter into the pan on top of everything. You dont need to stir or anything, just dump it in there and give it a little shake. Throw the pan into the oven for 20 minutes. After 20 minutes, it should be puffy and golden. Drop the heat to 300 and cook for another 5minutes.
Take the pan out. The pan is going to be HOT. Leave an ovenmit on the handle so you dont accidentally grab the handle while you’re cutting it.
Cut it into quarters (or whatever you want).
Traditionally dutch babies are served with powedered sugar, syrup, lemon juice, or some combination of them. But there’s so much sweetness from the bananas that we just eat it plain.
So there you go. Easy, 30 minute breakfast that looks really complicated and impressive (seriously when you pull this thing out of the oven you’ll be shocked. It puffs up around the edges like a souffle). And it’s got some protein and fruit in it.
Enjoy!

2024-09-26 14:55:36 CEST

Neat!
#note1jua…ysvh

2024-09-15 03:14:55 CEST

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You mean the midstate of hash(hash(tag)||hash(tag))? If so, yep! Thats what happens :-)

2024-09-15 01:43:50 CEST

gn nostr
https://m.primal.net/KqKB.jpg

2024-09-10 15:06:57 CEST

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Here’s the doc on how the protocol works: https://radicle.xyz/guides/protocol

2024-09-10 15:05:33 CEST

This looks cool: https://radicle.xyz/2024/09/10/radicle-1.0.html
Decentralized git-based project collaboration

2024-09-05 19:58:42 CEST

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They’re so dumb they brought shinobi to nostr

2024-08-31 14:18:42 CEST

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Love this

2024-08-28 02:07:36 CEST

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Oh yeah!

2024-08-27 18:29:01 CEST

Hey @npub1hr6…2e29 have you checked out any of the DVM (data vending machine) NIPs? Feel like there could be something with a stark proving that the data you’re going to get is what you think it is