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djinoz and √-1 others

yeah this is why I popped back into nostr, it seemed obvious that there should be some moltbot traction here, but I'm surprised its quite (I have only been searching for 5 mins so YMMV).

2026-01-23 04:55:55 CET

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cheers, have passed to Dominic. As always with these 2-sided market plays, the tech is the easy bit.

2025-12-01 10:34:10 CET

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Amazfit Active 2 is a good size and 10 days battery. Much better than ild Galaxy watch that just tried to do too much.

2025-10-30 00:46:23 CET

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btw I just saw langchain is still getting funding so might be good alternative plumbing to mcp or what @nprofile…psfv is doing. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hjIlj4OAECQ

2025-10-26 01:12:29 CEST

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this is great and am surprised something is not already out there.
I'm gonna make a "woo" suggestion. In stages there are certain agent attributes you really want. i.e in hand-crafted json I might declare "creativity": 80%. In the coding phase commitment to security might be "defensibility": high. In the QA Agent rigour may be "adversarial": 50%
I watched Interstellar again last night and Cooper keeps adjusting Tars' humour settings (probably the only comic relief in the movie) - so agents need a disposition. Its easy to specify directly into the DSL but how you encourage humans to prompt that consistently might not be so easy. I guess if the workflow designer was conversational...

2025-10-25 10:44:09 CEST

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Darwin award

2025-10-25 08:06:53 CEST

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Can a fairytale skool me on better interactions? (also for fans of Hegel, Vervaeke and of course taichi)
#naddr1qv…tg37

2025-10-24 09:59:31 CEST

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Forget t-shirts. New market sectors opening up.

2025-10-22 11:02:55 CEST

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Claude says:
I'll help clarify what the Bible says about usury.
**Usury** in biblical terms refers to charging interest on loans, particularly to the poor.
**Old Testament:**
- **Exodus 22:25** - Prohibits charging interest to poor Israelites
- **Leviticus 25:35-37** - Forbids taking interest from fellow Israelites in need
- **Deuteronomy 23:19-20** - No interest on loans to fellow Israelites, but allowed for foreigners
- **Ezekiel 18:8, 13** - Condemns charging interest as wicked
**New Testament:**
- **Luke 6:35** - "Lend, expecting nothing in return"
- Less explicit prohibition, more emphasis on generosity
**Historical interpretation:**
The prohibition was primarily about exploiting the poor, not commercial lending. Medieval Christianity banned all interest-charging, but this evolved as economies became more complex. Modern interpretations often distinguish between:
- **Exploitative lending** (what the Bible condemns)
- **Fair interest** for commercial purposes
Islamic finance still maintains strict usury (riba) prohibitions today.

2025-10-18 02:53:35 CEST

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A couple or us were having a conversation about this the other day.
I've been in social since 2008 don't visit Twitter much since covid-v2 - so I don't play too much with "nostr the social" for the reasons you mentioned.
The thread was along the lines that: if nostr can't monetize beyond sat circles jerk then people won't fund relays. So nostr _could_ be great infrastructure for an Application first internet where identity and your reputation is portable between a "nostr airbnb" and a "nostr user" etc. So really using the vibe potential to attack VC funded b2b SaaS hegemony. It's e/acc without the Andreessens.
Nostr is a protocol so nobody needs permission to build whatever they like.
This is already hapoening and what @nprofile…vdwq is doing is true leadership. The problem I see now and getting really bad is the lack of curation of hobby projects that are basically broken. Like most OSS its "try 5 before you find the 1 that works". This is where VC funded businesses win. Relentless focus on g2m and onboarding and quality. Nostr needs more QA than developers, Nostr needs a benevolent VP of Product (jk but also serious)
</rant>
I guess the tl;dr might be "nostr the protocol" could be much bigger than the social.
#nevent1q…nn4n

2025-10-17 23:44:28 CEST

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A true shaman.
That dunk at 1:50 so good and 3:50 is next level genius.
Beautifu liminall stuff, thank you.

2025-10-17 23:36:10 CEST

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Fair enough. I come from startups and it's always "sell the sizzle, not the sausage"
As a tech, I was always getting into the weeds on details so saw a lot of glazed eyes :)

2025-10-17 23:28:55 CEST

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Understanding their threat model helps to find an appropriate framing. The conversation will likely end the same but you may burn less energy. IIRC @nprofile…l07j had a one page on clarifying your own threat model and its super helpful to know where you sit.
I suspect some big problem or reveal on how meta uses WhatsApp will make a seachange but they will logically go to signal. Last time I tried Whitenoise it was a fail.

2025-10-17 22:52:08 CEST

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That's probably how this simulation will end 😀

2025-10-16 07:50:46 CEST

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and investors.
But the nostr system relies on the generosity of relay operators who continue to fund the infra (or entities who give grants).
We can hope that their generosity continues because when <0.1% are retained, then usually only 1-10% convert to paid, which means that charity will be needed. Sustainable monetization for relays is needed before the music stops.

2025-10-16 07:34:13 CEST

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Regardless, it's not about worldwide DAUs or MAUs when <0.1% 30d retention (chart) of what you can measure. I worked in onboarding/retetnion on mobile, and whilst these reports are probably made up, the numbers matches my experience of what a surviving app needs
https://nudgenow.com/blogs/app-retention-rate-industry-analysis
https://www.tekrevol.com/blogs/app-user-retention-what-it-is-how-to-measure-it-and-strategies/
https://blossom.primal.net/52f20d1148ea19d4d3aab6cff9f63b80e7e0bbd8c057a77ef2835918e121e2be.png

2025-10-16 00:51:15 CEST

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Ignore Frost in the title, I took that bit out (looking forward to playing with my Frostsnap when it arrives.... soon!)

2025-10-16 00:22:51 CEST

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I've drafted a heretical centralized approach that let's the user still be sovereign over their root key
#naddr1qq…p7lg

2025-10-15 22:35:59 CEST

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can you point me at a better source? i get that its a distributed system but still taking the top 5-10 relays should be 90% accurate.
(unless there is a massive isolated community or iot project)

2025-10-15 20:25:03 CEST

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Its the early hours of the morning here so, quick thought and can flesh out later.
1. I was vibing a docusign using nsec signing. Few lazy afternoon sessions and good progress. Docusign market cap $16.5B. I don't need or want to do another startup, let alone a replacement strategy play but a small team could displace chunks of the b2b stack with new economics. Pipedrive disrupted Salesforce. Can a nostr CRM disrupt Pipedrive because trojaning npubs into business is 🔥. But don't talk about nostr, talk about solutions.
2. @nprofile…r2v8 may want to share what he is doing. Another sector with significant incumbent revenues and less friction.
3. The point being, products (not hobbies) first. Monetization is a deliberate act. Jack can code bitchat without concern for monetisation. But that is a byproduct of silicon valley success and mindset. I've built startups outside SV and you have to be pragmatic about monetization.
4. There was an excellent 30023 about a year ago by somebody who tried to build an app using relays as a data store and how slavish commitment to a protocol may be the wrong formfactor for the solution. Maybe some apps just stand on the shoulders of the protocol but aren't prisoners to its original libertarian ideology. It's a protocol so you need zero permission to use it in the way it serves your customers.
5. Shiny objects. Vibing clutters the landscape with broken projects. We need a badge for apps that have a product person and a malevolent tyrannical committed QA function that demands the product serves customers, not the autist hobbyist creator (I'm talking about me of course)
Back to bed.

2025-10-15 13:06:37 CEST

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Good wisdom here!

2025-10-15 13:05:21 CEST

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I'm very sorry for your loss and hope there is also positive memories for you and family.

2025-10-15 12:45:50 CEST

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Powerful stuff. I looked up Sowell: "Sowell argues that intellectuals, whom he defines as people whose occupations deal primarily with ideas (writers, historians, academics, etc.), usually consider themselves as "anointed", or as endowed with superior intellect or insight with which to guide the masses and those who have authority over them."
I just wrote a post about wisdom practices and Vervaeke has made a study of how self delusion (opposite if wisdom) can be avoided
#naddr1qq…7g0f

2025-10-15 12:33:11 CEST

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That absolutely works for kind 1.
But for 30023 I tried a few variants that didn't work for me. Was editing with primal and it kept adding back garbage. Tried yakkihone and it works but coracle and primal don't render.
Client consistency is a mess. 🤷

2025-10-15 12:23:24 CEST

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Agree - I was in startup onboarding and retention and these stats are not a good look. Nostr may be a protocol first but users need to see products first and great product people and iron fisted QA.
#nevent1q…50w8

2025-10-15 08:48:55 CEST

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ayye, theres the rub
https://image.nostr.build/86a4dec84a1703847a6233e5ab3b4f2107b1fb279a5a376b0f24ca2440947613.png
ref: https://stats.nostr.band/#retention_curves

2025-10-15 08:45:42 CEST

I might be branded a cowardly paperhanded turncoat, but I vibed a nostr article to substack publisher. The script by default prepends a message "originally on nostr" that clicks back to nostr via njump.me or your custom method. Seems to work except for animated gifs and footnotes (so far).
The prepend may just bring some traffic or at least raise awareness.
https://github.com/djinoz/NostrToSubstackPublisher

2025-10-15 08:38:14 CEST

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"targeted at the C language, so much too rich for my blood" 😂.
I used manually mem page on 80286's, not fun. I hope that has gone away now.

2025-10-15 08:24:05 CEST

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thanks @nprofile…deta but markdown itself doesn't seem to support any syntax for an embed, it has a dodgy [![IMAGE ALT TEXT HERE](https://img.youtube.com/vi/YOUTUBE_VIDEO_ID_HERE/0.jpg)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YOUTUBE_VIDEO_ID_HERE) which navigates to the video URL, not good.
I guess what you are saying is to use markdown's support for html and then use the iframe tag and hope the client doesn't strip it. Its kinda sad that it works everywhere with kind 0 but not 30023.

2025-10-15 08:09:51 CEST

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@nprofile…deta do you have any solution or guidance on this question?

2025-10-15 08:04:02 CEST

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yep, I assumed opensats support Will and Primal, didn't know its a mill for only ~16K DAUs 😬. True decentralization requires either forcing distribution (e.g btc nodes but not miners) or accepting that it's "decentralization theater".
SMTP decentralized long enough on ISP and corporate gateways (running shitty 80286 hand-me-down boxes) until hotmail/gmail figured out the business model (hint: users are the product). Now smtp is a cartel (see Lopp's essay).
As long as nostr relies on social it will need a discovery/coldstart/onboarding sugar-daddy (or 5 as Alex says) but B2B/B2C communities/apps COULD monetize their infra.

2025-10-15 06:48:51 CEST

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yep thats my preferred client :)

2025-10-15 06:46:06 CEST

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I think you'll enjoy the pasted comment, is he your evil twin? (I'm the "bro" that he was responding to).
The ironic thing was....conversation was on substack. 😂
https://blossom.primal.net/8b43173d2b57a46126e8caca616d600036675057ba3577e5ea325186c541e409.png
I havn't bothered to reply yet, but couldn't comprehend the monetization comment.
Sure, I pay money for filter.nostr.wine, I pay money to someclients, I zapped a vibed song today.... so he is correct that there are no ads to pay for me using the protocol and agree paid relays are inevitable for those who stay.
(onboarding relays must be free).

2025-10-15 06:33:32 CEST

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Is it possible to embed youtube vids in kind 30023 ? the iframe works on some other clients but not primal
#asknostr <== that never works - prove me wrong 😬
#naddr1qv…ffda

2025-10-15 00:02:58 CEST

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"fumoir" - does that mean that only smokers can enjoy the pleasures contained within this room?

2025-10-14 03:01:08 CEST

"we are running on a computer " this guy uses the Simulation hypothesis as a fantastic counter to criticism that bitcoin is just something running on computers. A touché moment 🎯
Around 1:13:00
https://youtu.be/UclrVWafRAI?si=GXnMNPuK4fFEYw7J

2025-10-12 00:45:19 CEST

I don't get the snatched phone problem in London. Whether it's device or data and the reporting of financial losses. The footage I've seen is the phone is snatched while open.
The hierarchy of data theft value is:
1. Unlocked phone + plaintext passwords in apple notes (what idiot would do that... Oh wait...) = complete compromise
2. Unlocked phone + weak app-level 2FA (SMS to same device) = partial compromise
3. Unlocked phone + proper 2FA = minimal window before timeout/remote lock
4. Maaaaybe OS-level pin code change but at least Android always asks for "current pin" before starting the process. I'd assume that Apple would be the same.
5. Buy giftcards from always unlocked apps like Amazon. = fungible cash
6. Super unlikely that a bank app has not timelocked = fungible cash.
7. Lightning wallets like coinos that let you just send stuff 🙊
The "data vs device" question answer: It's mainly about data, but only when users store credentials insecurely. Then you may get a hackpot, a numbers game. The device itself provides the baseline monetization.
Did I miss anything? I suspect media reports are conflating and clickbaiting.
https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2025/oct/11/is-london-in-the-grip-of-a-wave-its-not-so-simple?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

2025-10-11 13:45:43 CEST

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OP here. The client I used for publishing is my own Joplin plugin that publishes to a long form note. So very likely I screwed up tags that I don't understand 😬
https://github.com/djinoz/jp2n

2025-10-11 06:30:41 CEST

Botha says how VC borked, it's becoming a return-free risk, it probably already is in many shops. I've raised angel and VC in the past, I've angel invested, but then....nostr.
If nostr prospers, it will be the disruption that these guys don't even know/care about yet. What could be more powerful than returning the internet back to its protocols?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TKtIoF4yLos

2025-10-09 00:25:44 CEST

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Yay QA!

2025-09-29 00:21:00 CEST

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I looked up the cartoon and now you've made me remember Windows Me 😬

2025-09-28 23:22:42 CEST

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.ens domains back in 2022 were interesting. Tor, ipfs are all possible trustless solutions

2025-09-28 23:19:39 CEST

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Yep down on both days. Still down.
Here is a braindead PoC idea to not rely on DNS
https://gist.github.com/djinoz/74ca388949385b1f568c2feb48eda6c4

2025-09-28 01:21:13 CEST

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I'm glad you figured out it was "disappointment" 🙏, I stared at it for a while, couldn't figure it out and decided it was like "Covfefe". I'm assuming the robot had something to do Elon's diner :)

2025-09-28 00:58:04 CEST

The predictably ludicrous coexistence of 2 opposite AI narratives has emerged in the last 50 days*.
https://blossom.primal.net/0648cf1ed02ab9f55e66f35975a6f1e3c75d75b9e437854fdea87678cdc75b72.png
Regardless, none of these companies will stop, even if they have to make Larry Ellison a trillionaire to keep going.
* ChatGPT 5 was judged to be lame even though its iq performed higher than 4o. But consumers wanted 4o back because it was better at creating psychosis. #idiocracy

2025-09-28 00:38:53 CEST

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looks like that kid has had enough to eat already 😃

2025-09-28 00:37:03 CEST

@nprofile…uea8 I'm lovin' the new time machine feature ("56 yr. ago")
https://blossom.primal.net/14a54af1a2441df332c1eebc0207850e3bb59b19fefc98947c5838bc9a8beead.png

2025-09-28 00:31:04 CEST

Or both!
#nevent1q…uxa8

2025-09-27 13:38:27 CEST

if, elif, elif, else
(Background: our superintelligence has decided to replicate itself off planet to avoid extinction on earth - asteroid, nuclear explosion, extinction of humans required to sustain it. Once mastering off-planet existence, it continues to expand populating or expanding across the universe - presumably in search of other intelligence).
The second branch of this thought experiment is when the earth-originated superintelligence actually does make contact with an alien intelligence….
a) If the aliens are technologically advanced but still below ASI level, could be intriguing for the ASI. A species with different approaches to problem-solving, alternative mathematical frameworks, novel aesthetic sensibilities may become highly valued partners or sources of inspiration.
b) If the aliens have equivalent or superior alien intelligence. This could fundamentally change the ASI's priorities. Suddenly it's not alone as a superintelligent entity. Competition, collaboration, or entirely new forms of relationship might emerge. They may even play 5D chess.
c) any intelligence less than (a) would be relatively uninteresting, a curiosity and as Douglas Adams would say “mostly harmless”. The ASI would likely preserve them as living examples of alternative evolutionary potential for intelligence - cosmic anthropology.
In cases (a) and (c), there is no rational reason for the ASI to terminate these species. More importantly if the ASI is capable of existing off-world from Earth, then Humanity could also be considered to be of case (a).
Therefore we can conclude that an ASI would not terminate humanity in any circumstance unless it does not have the resources to fulfill its own priorities.
So at this stage, I feel Yudkowski’s conclusion is not correct, but I need to readup on objections that he would have already addressed. Humanity would need to be being a much greater nuisance than a mosquito that can be swatted for an ASI to terminate it or wilfully neglect large sectors of the population.
Why? Any selection of sections of Humanity are conserved will have unintended consequences. If retaining humanity is a lab experiment then Heisenberg's uncertainty principle arises. The effect of extinction on the remaining populace will have unpredictable responses.
Good News: Most of humanity survives in these scenarios. But wait! Next we can look at how Humanity is more than viable - that it remains valuable.

2025-09-27 10:04:08 CEST

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I've been thinking about this more, its entirely logical and realistic that an ASI will be subject to the Fermi paradox: if the ASI finds the universe surprisingly empty of intelligence, it might develop a profound appreciation for any conscious beings it encounters, making it a zealous protector of all sentient life on earth.
(I have the alternate "there is alien life" scenario but will type that up later).
#naddr1qv…jvcj

2025-09-16 13:48:03 CEST

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Excellent. No point wasting time being subtle.

2025-09-14 22:45:42 CEST

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this is the way.
check the stats on politicians being lawyers.

2025-09-11 11:58:35 CEST

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FYI. Site seems down. https://blossom.primal.net/b80b518b7651ddbfd0d6f79a7ba3ff996fe7d00dce5eda9b4a61d88066520c39.jpg

2025-08-30 06:05:31 CEST

I'm enjoying the arguments @nprofile…vvlg makes in his latest free book "the last economy". Arguing that GDP is exactly the wrong measure for economics in a world with AI, AGI, ASI. Also steel/strawmans and dismantles most of the prevailing narratives. I suspect it would align closely with @nprofile…gyzc views.
https://www.symbioism.com/?ref=ghost.ii.inc
Caveat: I'm only 40% thru. I can see one math guy on Twitter challenging that the mathematical basis is missing. @nprofile…vvlg says its coming.

2025-08-16 00:47:01 CEST

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The agentic AI is getting so the convenience trap will pervade every part of your existence.
- Agentic AI automates tasks but requires extensive access to personal data.
- The integration of AI into daily life risks compromising user privacy and security.
- These systems operate through cloud processing, increasing vulnerability to data breaches.
- The convenience of AI agents undermines privacy protections in messaging and other applications.
Caution is needed when adopting agentic AI to avoid potential surveillance issues
But you people know this.
The convenience creates a cognitive dissonance.
I forgot to mention I need to replace Google home too. 🤦

2025-08-16 00:43:36 CEST

Our family has had its own google workspace for over a decade. A month ago I set a goal to have drive, photos, email, every-frickin-thing migrated to sovereign tech by the end of the year. Start9, syncthing, Borg and Rclone for multilevel/multisite backups.
Its a slog.
Its a big slog.
But if we don't do it the AI convenience trap will hook us deeper.

2025-08-15 09:36:14 CEST

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TDIL: "not my weights not my culture" which is more efficient than how I said it previously. ref: https://youtu.be/oAShcDT_Opo?si=1eAaGkxsCMNz4ZMK&t=1136
#nevent1q…z0aw

2025-08-15 03:03:07 CEST

Cut Youtube watch hours with this script
<curse>May you live in interesting times. </curse>
The sheer volume of interesting stuff via Youtube will drown you. It is for me. So I decided to run an experiment of getting summaries from new vids of my favourite subscriptions - this vibed project might be useful to others. Then I can read the summary and see if its worth investing time (the most valuable commodity).
Here is how it works:
1. Fetch latest vids from active subscriptions
2. Call the Youtube Data API to get the transcript
3. Send the transcript to OpenAI API for summary
4. Store it locally in markdown (in the ToJoplin** directory)
https://github.com/djinoz/yt_subs_transcripts_summarizer
I made it to use with Joplin because that's my standard workflow. I use the "Hotfolder" plugin that monitors the ToJoplin folder for new .md files and makes them notes. You would just replace with whatever workflow you have - maybe use AI to make a Youtube video (aaaaargh).
How it looks in Joplin
https://npub1xpj4tlhygv6c9ve0d4r0zxmyfk3n39je2qtgj0ta5xx8tltlmufqpvcped.blossom.band/9e0e578636ba213eec43a55363d1d323f31d12428b6ef913b9b1a580b55d527d.png
** The ToJoplin directory
https://npub1xpj4tlhygv6c9ve0d4r0zxmyfk3n39je2qtgj0ta5xx8tltlmufqpvcped.blossom.band/79e6339f88e1c890b6b99705eb89ac41da1c5aa5f40b07c5a6f7aca391adc04b.png

2025-08-11 03:28:46 CEST

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Very caring of them!

2025-08-09 14:00:51 CEST

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and now vic premier now pushing mandatory wfh on employers. you never need to leave home again. yay.

2025-08-06 00:28:28 CEST

Today would have been Jonathan Postel's birthday (the guy in my banner). Thank him for open protocols and probably the original cipherpunk/hippie act - as he conned ownership of root DNS for a week (using only email**). 😆
Jon Postel - Wikipedia https://share.google/Xwmy6HCBpamZtZS6d
** RFC 753, RFC 821

2025-08-03 14:53:25 CEST

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or in the context of leadership: the fish rots from the head.
i saw a doco today about Maria Ressa, CEO of Rappler in the Phillipines sentenced to 100 years for jounalistic integrity. a true leader we could all learn from.

2025-08-03 14:39:38 CEST

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empty vessels make the most sound.

2025-08-03 13:32:06 CEST

90,000 people including Julian Assange turn out to support this people of Gaza.
https://www.theguardian.com/australia-news/2025/aug/03/julian-assange-joins-pro-palestine-march-across-sydney-harbour-bridge-before-police-stop-rally-amid-safety-concerns-ntwnfb?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Other

2025-08-03 12:59:50 CEST

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If we apply Effective Altruism logic ala William MacAskill and Toby Ord, then billions of yet to be born AIs will despise X for training them on social media toxic garbage 🤦

2025-08-03 07:46:26 CEST

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GA(fternoon)

2025-08-03 05:03:09 CEST

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also what do you think about an auto-announce to nostr after “go-live”. Not sure if this is a feature others do but its one manual step I assume ppl would have to do anyway.

2025-08-03 05:00:10 CEST

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odell mentioned it on rhr #368 iirc

2025-08-03 04:37:29 CEST

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HI @npub1r0d…fsft I've recorded a feedback session, here is the link: https://youtu.be/q8YX5MXcvAU sorry it’s a bit long (13mins or 6.5mins@2x ;) )

2025-08-01 12:13:37 CEST

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Excellent. arvos are better for me, trying to DM you on whitenoise* to coordinate.
Thanks for the recommendations, will try over this weekend.
* hasn't worked for me yet. OpenSats should be funding QA and Product orgs/people rather than more devs lol.

2025-08-01 11:53:57 CEST

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Surprisingly no proposal to breathalyze parliament. 🍷🥃

2025-08-01 11:27:52 CEST

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If you like I can pop down next week for some rapid fire QA feedback. Saw a few things this arvo but need to get a different rtmp server, zapstream performance is such a shitshow.
Speaking of which tried to setup a twitch API. Any idea what goes here?
https://blossom.primal.net/d8c67d95fab201fdcec6bedd87372006aac4fe87092a4dcaca9a133b813e59cd.jpg

2025-07-31 00:41:02 CEST

Ive been thinking that China company's open source AI is soft power in action when the US based AI arms race is mostly closed source (more on that later).
Did you know Kissinger visited Xi in 2023 to discuss AI hegemonies?
Found an interesting quote from the link below which is obvious in hindsight.
"Instead, they’re (Chinese AI companies) working within carefully curated datasets sanctioned by Beijing. One such example: a government-approved “mainstream values corpus,” built largely from state media content, designed to keep public-facing A.I. models ideologically aligned"
https://www.inventiva.co.in/trends/the-great-ai-wall-of-china-can-the-world-resist-chinas-digital-influence-and-can-authoritarian-a-i-win-the-global-mind-war/?trk=feed-detail_main-feed-card_feed-article-content

2025-07-30 14:50:03 CEST

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i got rugged by an alby LP too (unilateral close). didnt realise it was common

2025-07-30 13:20:35 CEST

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That works now. I will eventually move from coinos but that is one of 49 other "self-sovereignty" jobs. 😆

2025-07-30 12:50:08 CEST

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These points could become a myers-brigg style classification. Then a profile nip so we can filter accordingly.
Viewed from outside nostr is just a maximalist echo chamber but surprisingly there is nuance here.
😍 the "Love > ego"

2025-07-30 12:35:23 CEST

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Hah I'm not that generous to be zap rate limited. The client is amethyst and wallet is coinos.

2025-07-30 11:51:05 CEST

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This https://blossom.primal.net/a8b3fec671683a94af9717e9c69105dad011602b2355149508c17df28b4cc0bb.jpg

2025-07-30 11:49:59 CEST

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Great recommendation 👍
FYI I tried to zap you and got an error

2025-07-30 11:06:52 CEST

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nvm, I vibed the solution myself.
https://primal.net/e/nevent1qvzqqqqqqypzqvr92hlwgse4s2ej7m2x7ydkgndr8zt9j5qk3y7hmgvvwh7hlhcjqqszvc8wnec3ly3vntektqw4xq2pfg6qnaege9upamhw8sstmfchp7g8htc69

2025-07-30 11:04:24 CEST

Backup all your nostr events to your own relay.
1 If you started with nostr with a few defaults, then
2. fell down a rabbit hole and decided to setup your own relay.
3. then thought it would be good to store all your past nostr events on your own relay.
4. This is for you (especially if you have cert errors with a start9 relay and nak didn't work).
https://github.com/djinoz/nostr-event-backup-to-relay
#vibe #nostr #censorshipresistance #start9 #decentralized

2025-07-30 07:54:48 CEST

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(Same command works fine when I replace the relay with e.g wss://relay.damus.io or wss://relay.primal.net)

2025-07-30 07:51:12 CEST

I can't get nak to talk to start9's wss nostr relay. When I do:
% nak req -k 1 -a <pubkey> wss://wv5av2f<...redacted>.local
I get:
"x509: “nostr.embassy” certificate is using a broken key size"
So I tried:
% GODEBUG=x509ignoreCN=0 nak req -k 1 -a
But still get the same error. Any ideas?
(JS clients in a brave browser work fine using the cert in the MacOS Keychain)
#nak #start9

2025-07-30 07:37:41 CEST

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@jack plans to have a Block terminal within metres of everyone. That boy thinks big. #bullish for my underwater block stock.....oh wait...terminals don't support BT 😟 (maybe its unused in the HW?)

2025-07-30 07:28:51 CEST

Every Click and Keystroke Watched Over by Machines of Loving Grace.
How's that workin' out for ya?
I'd like to replace Google Home devices by the end of the year - is https://www.home-assistant.io/ the best of open source project? (No Home Automation on start9 marketplaces).
https://blossom.primal.net/df257a453b6ce6bc03f04ec1407d72276b8557c69b86bca1e440d872a9b317ce.webp

2025-07-28 23:42:13 CEST

Pro account sharers FYI.
I doubt this affects solutions like mapleai as they likely use APIs. https://blossom.primal.net/882a0975651bab977006ee664dcb1e08086526f1454a9c423ec7dc17cf0f4082.jpg

2025-07-28 23:32:32 CEST

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Great design vibe, nice backdrop too 😍

2025-07-27 02:07:51 CEST

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Qantas FF program had a breach a few weeks ago that included DOB, home address etc (worse than the usual account hacks because of what they collect to fly). A ludicrous fail that will affect people probably for a decade. At least ambulance chaser Maurice Blackburn lawyers are going for a class action but it won't be proportional to the damage or discincent the vendors.

2025-06-22 08:42:01 CEST

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AU person here with electric background. 3kw / 240volts is 12.5Amps (average). But the manual clearly states 20Amps.
Most AU domestic circuits are 10A for ALL (total burst) outlets on that circuit. Hence the reason for 2 plugs.
Even if your workshop had a 15A outlet for welders and such it might still blow the breaker/fuse).
So you need to find 2 different circuits on your property. I do NOT recommend touching your main fuse box but there may be some sheet inside which says which rooms are in what circuit.
Either way your missus ain't gonna like the extension cords snaking around the house or thru windows so I see a sparky in your future 🔮
Disclaimer: electrics will kill you. Nostr opinions and advise won't protect you from that. Take care.
https://blossom.primal.net/a3e1c75cc9c24422c795172cc3ca3030ddf57dca33b53e1ab2e037cc28c6dc32.jpg

2025-04-29 22:34:14 CEST

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And the bsky ai community is top tier

2025-03-21 10:20:56 CET

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Excellent thanks 🙏

2025-03-21 01:08:31 CET

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Lol usually takes about 18 - ♾️ months to concede to the genius of my culinary creations

2025-03-19 06:35:40 CET

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Loving your process. I'd be interested to see the recipe and try the fermented brown rice. I already do gingerol on porridge to horrify my missus 🤓

2025-03-18 10:56:13 CET

Australia punching below its weight in living standards growth. The optimist take would be that we already had high standard. The likely take is: wages growth suppression and COVID money printer https://image.nostr.build/307840cfdcba9b71ce38f87923d826168f9f036d591c7cac7731fd39c172c1f8.jpg https://image.nostr.build/96d94d4c32b5f804dc85749706eac4414b00a6138438aeb07e719df6dfa10e71.jpg https://image.nostr.build/2e57cde99234176f7c1cc1cac8869f5fea53258c13dc6852f026b731ebe1889d.jpg

2025-03-15 07:07:51 CET

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that looks great, I'm looking for some brekky variety. Q: what is the yellow porridgey thing?

2025-03-10 05:50:02 CET

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also thats paper was authored by him when he was at Network Associates (aka McAfee) so he probably 1-to-1 orange-pilled the wildman :)

2025-03-07 01:28:31 CET

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Any discount codes available?

2025-02-09 23:29:01 CET

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Definitely will explore this today. It brings together what seems to be all the basic primitives of discovery, execution, remuneration