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2026-07-29 19:07:55 CEST

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Also, I've also considered creating a new app that moves away from Lightning and really focuses on the funding tag. If the podcaster wants lightning as a payment, they can host their own lightning payment infrastructure or find a host, and the app just provides a link to the podcasters lightning page.

2026-07-29 19:05:55 CEST

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I'm not sure. And nothing prevents a playlist from being only AI music or created by an AI.
I suspect we're going to end up going back to word of mouth being the best way of receiving recommendations.
The live music shows have been fun and interesting, and lots to improve there, and I would love to see a return to music videos and the creativity those brought out.

2026-07-29 18:55:03 CEST

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@npub1nha…ytm7 was working on a genre tagging database. Might be something we'd all like to start working on.

2026-07-29 18:53:39 CEST

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Also, the bands want to get paid, and I'm not sure lightning is the best method anymore. It's proven to be complicated. Maybe some improvements to the funding tag, make it so it could be styled more like a link.tree page. Maybe a link to the merch store, paypal, and a QR code to the lightning wallet.
A way to make curating a playlist worth the time of the guys doing it. The ones doing it now are in it for love of the game.

2026-07-29 18:51:33 CEST

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Why do people spend more on a hand carved wooden spoon than a machine made one? They're functionally the same, so why is one 25x the cost of the other?
I think AI is the CNC machine of our creativity, and people are going to want the imperfect human made thing over the perfect machine made thing.
I think a way to filter the AI music will be valuable, so a way to verify it was made by hand or curated playlists. The music shows have been a good way of filtering, but it's tough.

2026-07-29 18:26:33 CEST

I'm going to stop hosting and maintaining LNBeats. If anyone is interested in taking over the project or domain, let me know and we can start the transfer.

2026-07-29 14:44:44 CEST

RE: https://bne.social/@james/117001298295500215
Oooh, I hope he calls is rosstr
#note1cv9…62vq

2026-07-28 16:58:41 CEST

Here's a potentially good use for AI. Fuzzy searching. Remember when Curry and The Keeper was hard to find in the Index because it was Curry & The Keeper? A fuzzy search would totally fix that, and AI may be able to autocorrect the query or send multiple potential queries to the Index to hopefully get the right podcast back in the search results.

2026-07-28 16:55:13 CEST

I'm brainstorming something. For chapters, it's tied to a timestamp, which is cool, but the same idea can be modified so it's not tied to a timestamp and you have swipable photos, sort of like IG. So you could be listening to a photographer telling a story about their photoshoot and you're swiping on the photos, but if there's one you want to spend more time on, you don't have a timestamp auto changing the photo.

2026-07-28 16:08:54 CEST

Maybe my algorithm knows what I'm interested in right now, maybe it's the current zeitgeist, I'm not sure. I've been seeing more and more stuff talking about quitting social media because it's changed from a feed of people and interest you followed to an algorithm that pushes content on you.
Somehow, I think decentralization and RSS feeds is the best solution to this for most media; blogs, podcasts, reels, video...

2026-07-24 18:00:32 CEST

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I tend to use my personal chatGPT or Gemini, or both. I find each has strengths and weaknesses, so depending on how in depth I'm going, will switch up. I'm doing the $20 per month chatGPT plan, and free Gemini. Most of my guys use chatGPT, but aren't super technical dudes. As a company, the guys using it for BIM/VDC prefer Claude, and are paying for an advanced model, but I don't know how much they're spending.

2026-07-24 17:23:57 CEST

RE: https://podcastindex.social/@mgdell/116975387175649551
Must be something in the air with so many people thinking about what podcasting is and what it can be.
Another great article for PC2.0 advocates to consider.
#note1hcf…97cn

2026-07-24 17:16:10 CEST

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As an electrician, this is partially true. We do use it to help us understand a detail of a installation that may be unfamiliar. I recently used it because I was looking at a detail for some cathodic protection I was unfamiliar with, and asked it to explain it to me. It definitely is useful for broadly understanding concepts and asking follow-up questions.
For specifics, like calculating wire sizing or transformer sizing, it's still wrong often enough that I don't trust it.

2026-07-24 15:28:12 CEST

RE: https://podcastindex.social/@js/116975077957707089
Great article. Highly recommend anyone interested in the PC2.0 namespace read and consider this article.
#note1g9p…au2c

2026-07-23 16:28:00 CEST

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I don't remember how many sats I've made. I'll always remember being part of the first liveItem show with Dave's appearance on Bowl after Bowl or Adam's first 'pirate radio' precursor to Boostagram Ball with Boost-In song requests. Those moments of community coming together to co-create are the most memorable for me.

2026-07-23 16:26:04 CEST

Reflecting on the last few years of podcasting, the innovations that have excited me the most were liveItem and boostagrams. I think it's because of the ability to turn the listeners into participants, to make a show interactive, to create a community. It turned podcasting from a consumption of content into a co-creation and comradery.

2026-07-23 16:15:51 CEST

I've been thinking about podcasting, AI, and algorithms. I can definitely see the appeal of an app using AI to create a custom feed. It's what the algorithms do, and I'll be honest, I like when the algorithm introduces me to something I love but otherwise wouldn't have been aware of.
But, part of me also likes not having an algorithm, having to be conscious of my decisions, be aware of what I'm choosing to listen to. Right now, the nature of podcasting still maintains that.

2026-07-23 15:24:23 CEST

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None of this is to say I dislike AI. I worry about what it will do to us, our ability to think new thoughts, our ability to trust ourselves. Like McLuhan says "The medium is the message." and I worry how this medium will change our minds. But I use AI every day, it's helped me learn new things, it's helped me quickly iterate ideas, it does grunt work for me, but I've also seen how it 'dumbs' some of my guys down, especially my junior guys, and I too have concerns.

2026-07-23 15:10:57 CEST

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I also use it for coding and learning in general. It's been helping me out a lot with understanding music theory. Having something I can ask questions of and pose hypotheticals improves my understanding.
But, I get stressed with it with coding, because I don't exactly check the code. I copy, paste, and pray it works. Then I talk to the LLM, new code, rinse, repeat.
It's my fault, I could do code review, but my nature is to hit the easy button if I can.

2026-07-23 15:07:25 CEST

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Another issue I have, is it's sycophantic, which I don't like. I know I'm a dumbass, and like having some pushback on my views, iron sharpens iron.
I can imagine two people having a disagreement, running to their LLMs, feeding it the scenario, and getting back a response about why they're correct and the other person is wrong and missing the point. That sort of cheerleading is dangerous, and I worry we're going to trust it more and more to our detriment.

2026-07-23 15:05:14 CEST

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This goes back to another point in Friday's discussion. With the news, if you're an expert on something, you find the reporter is making stuff up, but then we have this thing in us that assumes they aren't making stuff up in other areas.
LLMs are those reporters making stuff up, and even in hard facts, like what size copper wire is acceptable for 400 Amps, it makes stuff up, so I have to assume it's making stuff up with areas not in my domain of expertise.

2026-07-23 15:02:04 CEST

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I drop in a PDF showing panel schedules, and ask it to tell me what electrical loads are higher than 30 amps, and it confidently gives me a list of loads with their ampacity, and it's all made up.
The problem I have with LLMs, is if you know enough to double check it, it's often quicker to just look it up yourself rather than babysit it, and if you don't know enough, then you don't know when it's making stuff up. I'm simply not confident enough in it to trust it... yet.

2026-07-23 14:59:17 CEST

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The other problem I've found with being wrong 50% of the time, is if you aren't an expert in the topic, you don't know it's wrong, and I've found many people treat the LLM as infallible.
I've had to tell my estimators they cannot use LLMs for asking electrical code calculations. I've asked it to size wires, thinking it's all hard data that's in charts, and it confidently makes stuff up. If I wasn't already familiar with the charts, it wouldn't even raise a red flag.

2026-05-14 04:42:07 CEST

I’ve been doing some vibe coding. It’s faster… I think. But it’s exhausting. I can’t quite place my finger on what it is. It almost feels like I’m in a constant argument “No, not that, this, and why did you change the styling. Go back to the old style.” When I’m done, I don’t feel relief like I did when I solved a problem. It’s almost a quiet resignation, like “Well, I’m glad that’s over.” I somehow feel more mentally drained and wonder what exactly I’m trading in for the speed.

2026-03-23 16:45:49 CET

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It's still happening.
https://v4vmusic.com/
https://cdn.masto.host/podcastindexsocial/media_attachments/files/116/279/262/944/496/050/original/0b47ec15afe0317a.png

2026-03-19 19:14:40 CET

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https://curiocaster.com/rss/feed.xml
https://podcastindex.org/podcast/4935828
The picture shows the test tag. I have a socket connection going 24/7 that broadcast a new liveValue every 30 seconds. Just connect to the socket and parse the JSON that's returned.
https://cdn.masto.host/podcastindexsocial/media_attachments/files/116/257/197/868/547/192/original/3e5376a2d1ebe726.png

2026-03-19 15:39:03 CET

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The JSON structure has a bunch of stuff that isn't needed for most apps, it's internal stuff I use with The Split Kit to talk to other programs (like mAirList), so don't get to hung up on that structure.
I suspect that structure will change as we brainstorm. What I'd like for us to agree on is how things like Title/Song, Author/Band, Podcast/Album should be labeled so everyone is on the same page.

2026-03-19 15:34:10 CET

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I'll try to put together a working livestream feed in a few days with dummy liveValue tag that changes every 30seconds so you can test and develop.
I also have this which is just an html file with some JS so you can see what's going on under the hood on the client side.
https://codepen.io/editor/S-B-the-typescripter/pen/019d0407-7f0c-750f-9c76-1ab1520f1c6d

2026-03-19 15:31:04 CET

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I agree on the RSS naming conventions, so would like to come up with a json file structure we all agree on.

2026-03-19 03:50:36 CET

@npub1p7v…qql0 @npub1wd7…8l2x
Are either of you planning on implementing liveValue into your apps? It's an unofficial tag, but CurioCaster and @npub1qvx…hseu support it.
Think of it as a live chapters block and live value block that gets sent over a websocket during a live show.
I'd like to discuss a format that makes sense and modify the proposal so everyone can agree on a good format for the tag
https://github.com/Podcastindex-org/podcast-namespace/discussions/547#discussioncomment-16201182

2026-02-24 22:47:15 CET

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Yeah, I'm pretty sure this would work with Strike too.
https://docs.strike.me/webhooks/setting-up-webhooks/

2026-02-24 22:36:08 CET

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My thinking is if the podcaster wants his metadata, he can get some skin in the game and host it himself or pay for hosting instead of relying on the apps to run his business for him.
Maybe they should host with Fountain if they want their metadata.
And I think Strike has a Webhook api. I know Alby does.

2026-02-24 22:27:55 CET

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1) I send you the data, you send me a unique url
2) I send the payment and include the unique url in the message.
3) Fountain hosted wallets get the payment with the message, look in the database to find the metadata that's tied to that unique url found in the message and marks it as paid or verified.
4) You don't have to trust any of the apps, just that your wallet got the payment with the unique url generated by your server.

2026-02-24 22:19:24 CET

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why can’t we skip the fetching part and I just send it to you direct?

2026-02-24 22:14:42 CET

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So the app hosts the metadata, and Fountain fetches it?

2026-02-24 22:13:29 CET

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Host the metadata for the podcasters. The comment is in the metadata. You set up an end point in your feed, I’ll send you the data.

2026-02-24 22:11:59 CET

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If I send a Bolt 11 payment from a non-Fountain app, how does Fountain get the metadata?

2026-02-24 21:35:00 CET

Why are none of the PC2.0 hosting companies stepping up to host metadata for their podcasters?
As an app dev, I'd be more than happy to POST the metadata that was in a TLV record to your server so you could build a badass dashboard to show your podcasters their stats.
I'm more than happy POSTing for your podcasters, but I'm not interested in HOSTing.

2026-02-24 21:05:38 CET

I opened up my CashApp wallet, and see all of this ::rss stream:: gobbledygook.
What am I suppose to do with that?
Comb through it and click each one so I can get the metadata?

2026-02-20 17:07:06 CET

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I was going to take a look at the code for podping.watch to add something to monitor the Hive chain, but if you're interested, here's the repos.
https://github.com/thebells1111/podping
https://github.com/stevencrader/podping-hivewatcher-js

2026-02-20 16:50:35 CET

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podping.cloud/?url=

2026-02-20 16:47:19 CET

@npub1778…53yq
Here you go dude, an easy place to send your podpings.
https://podping.me/

2025-11-14 19:29:18 CET

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Oh, that's good to know. How's the mobile experience connecting NWC?

2025-11-14 19:15:01 CET

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The only issue with NWC from an app perspective, is it also allows other wallets to connect. Other wallets that don't support keysend like Alby does. Users will be confused why they can connect their Primal Wallet but not be able to send a boost. Once most podcasts are lnaddress, NWC will make more sense for apps to support without having to deal with users blaming the app for their failed boosts.

2025-11-14 16:58:23 CET

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I mean you guys open source everything, so even though I'm running my own hub, your team did all the work to build out the software.

2025-11-14 15:28:20 CET

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https://getalby.com/lnurlp/podcastindex/callback

2025-11-14 15:26:09 CET

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Cool, so the Alby software, if everything is managed by me, can be ran independent of getalby.com. This means I can get all the benefits of the team's development while avoiding any geo-restrictions the team may need to implement on their domain due to world politics.

2025-11-14 14:24:30 CET

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@npub1glq…4zwa I love everything Alby has done. You guys kept lightning payments going in PC2.0 when LNPay stopped, and I won't forget that. But...
Even with a self-hosted node, it seems like I'm required to use getalby.com for my lnurlp info. Maybe there's a way so it's truly sovereign and even setting up my webhooks and lnurlp callback can be from my own domain, but I haven't been able to figure it out, so I still have to link my hub with getalby.com.

2025-11-09 15:35:09 CET

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Is he looking for the easiest? Wavlake, they take care of all the infrastructure, hosting, and provide a wallet.
If he already has an Alby wallet and can follow a 15 minute tutorial, there are easy self-hosting ways of doing it.
Depends on your goals.

2025-11-07 19:11:53 CET

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Okay, then an app gets a pubkey, puts in in their .well-known/npub or something, and the private relay could easily check and whitelist legit npubs.
I don't like nostr's flat array data structure, but that's a minor thing.
I care about a podcaster's privacy, and the apps not being responsible for hosting the podcaster's metadata. The hosts (you know, the one's charging a podcaster $15 a month) should be responsible for hosting the metadata.

2025-11-07 19:05:51 CET

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Can I have a private relay that public apps can post to, or would they need some secret way to post to the private relay?

2025-11-07 19:05:03 CET

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Correct me if I'm misunderstanding,
but in that case, I would:
1. send the metadata from my app to someone else's server to host
2. that server would send me a url to access the data
3. I would make the payment and include the url in the description
4. I would send verification of payment back to the hosting server

2025-11-07 19:00:32 CET

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Totally agree. I think hosting a server to send the metadata to is no different than hosting a relay.
Unlike a relay though, a server has privacy built into it, and the self-hoster's would be able to figure out how to host their own metadata server, and those who can't can sign up with a hosting company or service that handles it for them.
Fundamentally, I don't see your nostr solution as being much different than a meta server. It's an app sending signed data to a server.

2025-11-07 18:55:22 CET

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If I'm understanding your proposal correctly, the apps "host" the metadata?

2025-11-07 18:37:14 CET

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And if I wanted my metadata to be private, is that possible with nostr?

2025-11-07 18:33:37 CET

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Doesn't the podcaster need to know the relay the app is sending to so they can see data?
If I post something on Damus relay, and that's the only relay I'm connected to, and you're not connected to Damus relay, then you're not able to see what I posted.
Am I understanding nostr correctly, I can only see stuff from you if we're both connected to at least one similar relay?

2025-11-07 18:29:56 CET

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So, you're suggesting a url in the feed that connects to a server(relay) of the podcaster's choosing, and then all of the apps verify payment, create the metadata, sign the metadata, then send it to that server(relay)?

2025-11-07 18:27:19 CET

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5. Some program is able to read this list of payment urls
6. Program fetches each of the metadatas from the various apps and consolidates them
7. Program creates UI that makes viewing metadata easier for podcaster

2025-11-07 18:27:13 CET

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Am I missing some steps on how the podcaster fetches/sees all of their metadata?
1. Listener authorizes Boostagram
2. App builds metadata, stores it in a database, and creates url that returns metadata
3. App connects to listeners wallet, and sends payment with metadata url in the message
4. Wallet keeps list of payment urls like Alby does

2025-11-07 18:19:40 CET

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How would the app know what relay(s) the podcaster wants the note posted to?

2025-11-07 17:38:31 CET

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But Alby already supports keysend, so Alby supporting it doesn't buy us anything.
Since the goal seems to be easy wallets, would CashApp and Strike support it is the bigger question?

2025-11-07 17:33:28 CET

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I'd love for the wallet services to support this, but given their history of support with keysend, I'm skeptical.

2025-11-07 16:40:49 CET

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I'm not going to be able to store metadata for a podcaster's service of choice to fetch from. I suspect others won't either. This means that any boostagrams from apps that don't have a back end simply get missed.
If Fountain does do an API as a stop gap, I'll happily sign up for an API key and send it over, but maintaining a database for metadata isn't something I'm able to do right now.

2025-11-07 16:30:41 CET

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I'm not sure we're particularly concerned with self-hosters much. Most people don't self-host, aren't interested in it, and those that do are already mostly tech savvy and end up running their own servers anyway.

2025-11-07 16:28:32 CET

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If Fountain has an API, and especially if it's in the feed, I'll be one of the first ones to start sending metadata your way.
I'm not able to host it on my own database, but would be more than happy to forward it along to a metadata service.

2025-11-07 16:23:48 CET

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There is a third way.
That host stores the metadata. Each app sends it to the host API found in the feed.
This works well for Fountain as a business. Since you're willing to store metadata, all the apps send it to your API, and if someone wants access to their metadata, they choose a host like Fountain that gives them that data. More people choose Fountain as a host because you offer more services.

2025-11-07 16:07:30 CET

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So if the listener sends a lunrlp Boost, how does the wallet get the metadata from the app? What will the app have to do to make all of this work?

2025-11-07 15:59:34 CET

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I guess this becomes a question of who's responsible for hosting/storing a podcaster's metadata, the podcaster/host or each app?
Being both an host and app company, this works for you, but it won't work for me or @npub18pr…4h6r (who I don't think runs a backend)
(I hope this doesn't come across as confrontational, more just pointing out a concern. I'm glad you guys are working on a solution.)

2025-11-07 15:53:48 CET

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With this solution, will the apps be expected to maintain a database and schema for podcasters to use to fetch their metadata?

2025-11-06 21:37:57 CET

What's cool about this, is you can use Alby or Fountain or whatever wallet you want, and if you change your wallet, you don't have to change your feed.
https://getalby.com/.well-known/lnurlp/podcastindex
In this case, the callback is an Alby route, but it could've just as easily been a Fountain or Wavlake wallet.
https://cdn.masto.host/podcastindexsocial/media_attachments/files/115/504/666/278/890/974/original/c1ecf71596d89457.png

2025-11-06 20:55:21 CET

Having apps that support both keysend and lnurl, my process when I see something like [email protected]
in the value block is to first check the .well-known/keysend route, and if that returns something, then I send the TLV to the keysend route. If I get an error, then I fall back to lnurl with just the boostagram sent.
I'm hoping that encourages people wanting TLV record and keysend to use their Lightning Address in the feed.

2025-11-04 15:00:20 CET

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Good idea, I'll change it.

2025-11-04 04:33:22 CET

Doing my part to help encourage the transition to lnaddress. SF now strongly encourages using lnaddress with warnings to update addresses.
As always, updates to SF may cause some issues with your feed, so there's always the fallback to
https://stable.sovereignfeeds.com/
which only gets updated when updates to SF are bug free for several months.
https://cdn.masto.host/podcastindexsocial/media_attachments/files/115/489/315/734/933/194/original/5d4a47d18b08dd22.png

2025-11-01 22:36:28 CET

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There's webhooks and api access tokens you can use. It's basically how the split box was built, which is a Rube Goldberg of a payment forwarder built around Alby's API.
Happy to answer any questions you have.
https://getalby.com/developer

2025-10-10 15:48:46 CEST

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I'd like to hear @npub1e88…nva7 as a show guest soon.

2025-10-02 00:29:19 CEST

Hey @npub1rcn…dw4h
How's it going?
I know you're busy, but there's 6596 music feeds in the Index now.
Can you believe it?
`/podcasts/bymedium?medium=music&max=10000` is pretty sweet, but it returns 7mb of data every time. That really adds up.
I don't need every album when a user loads LNBeats, just the ones that have been updated/added since their last visit.
You know what would be sweet?
Adding a `since` param to the query.

2025-09-29 17:26:15 CEST

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It's an option to insert a value block into your feed data being returned from the Index. The idea was to let podcasters be able to get a value block early on before many hosts were supporting in order to show the hosts that podcasters did indeed want it. Many hosts now support the value block, so if a podcaster wants one, they can switch to using a modern day podcast host.

2025-09-29 14:51:15 CEST

If we're shifting towards no longer supporting keysend, maybe the quickest way to get a large number of feeds to shift is to discontinue Podcaster Wallet, which are all still using keysend.

2025-07-24 18:11:34 CEST

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Click the podcast you want to subscribe to, then it should show up unless you're already subscribed.
https://cdn.masto.host/podcastindexsocial/media_attachments/files/114/909/084/464/731/731/original/8c9948751933a696.png

2025-07-12 15:14:55 CEST

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https://dribbble.com/hkoehler/shots

2025-07-04 02:15:45 CEST

I have a friend looking for a job. She does mostly front end work. If any of your companies are hiring, I'll send her your way. https://www.linkedin.com/in/haliekoehler/

2025-06-18 02:17:03 CEST

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I know it's not part of the spec, but something that would also be nice is an imageUrl. That way an app can display the image and the title without doing a bunch of calls to the feed and parsing it, only when the person actually clicks the item.

2025-06-17 15:40:47 CEST

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Totally agree. Very confusing example.
I think at a minimum, all examples should include a bare minimum example, and a kitchen sink example. (Says the guy that won't be updating the repo)

2025-06-17 14:12:37 CEST

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The podroll spec at first glance is confusing, but I think it's technically correct. podroll has a list of remoteItems. Click the remoteItem link, and it shows that those have feedGuid required and a bunch of optional attributes.
https://podcasting2.org/docs/podcast-namespace/tags/remote-item

2025-06-17 00:55:01 CEST

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Power outage at my place due to storms. The perils of self hosting a node.

2025-06-07 14:41:30 CEST

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The NWC is huge. It's one of the reasons I've been pushing to move away from the node in the valueBlock and just using the lnaddress. You can still use keysend lnaddress with the .well-known/keysend route, but a lot of the nwc wallets don't support keysend yet, so the apps would start needing to support lnurlp as well. But the idea of bringing your wallet of choice into any app is so ideal.

2025-06-05 21:57:11 CEST

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You guys move so fast I have troubles keeping up with everything Hub can do.
Now my lnurl is [email protected], so to get an invoice I use the getalby.com server. I think I was also using the easier setup as demonstration on how easy it is to use Alby Hub, so I don't have the full block chain, I'm using the Alby hosted block chain. That also may be part of my issue.
Ideally, my lnurl could be [email protected] and the invoice request goes to `https://badass.com/lnurlp/steven/callback`

2025-06-05 16:41:24 CEST

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Are there any plans to decouple AlbyHub from getalby.com? Like I can have my own server I log into into instead of getalby.com to setup webhooks and my .well-known and invoice callbacks.
That's really the only downside I've seen with AlbyHub. If getalby.com goes down, there's a lot of functionality that goes away until it's back up.

2025-06-05 16:23:56 CEST

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No Alby shade from me. You guys have done a tremendous amount for the PC2.0 community, so I'm not sure why all the hate for a FOSS product.
And you're right, you're not the only wallet provider that has to block certain regions for whatever legal reasons you have, but you are the only one I'm aware of that let's you host stuff yourself.

2025-06-04 17:34:56 CEST

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Would be great to have more options!
Alby Hub is currently the only keysend wallet I'm aware of that has an API that lets apps tie into a user's wallet. The only other keysend wallet option would be the app dev hosting their own in app wallets, and I'm not interested in that.

2025-05-31 14:57:52 CEST

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4 is the big one. Fountain happens to run their own relay, so it would end up becoming the de facto one most people used. Any one can run a relay, it’s just a server, but if we’re going to require people to run a server or use their host’s server, I’d prefer we’re doing it on REST server instead of a nostr server.
Storing and displaying TLV records has always required a server, the wallet providers just handled that for us.

2025-05-31 14:53:29 CEST

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1) I don’t like that the data is sent as a flat array
2) it’s the Wild West, want to make a podcast event, maybe someone has shear done that, why reinvent the wheel? Which NIP do you look at, which kind should I use, I don’t know, everyone is just making stuff up,
3) Highly inefficient. Want to find a list of events, query every relay, get all the events sent back, and every relay sends duplicates.
4) Want a specific message, you better know star relay its stored on.

2025-05-30 18:05:01 CEST

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Here's a list of almost 6000 albums that show artists want music over RSS.
https://lnbeats.b-cdn.net/musicfeed.xml

2025-05-30 17:28:58 CEST

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Again, my suggestion is a server the podcaster or host controls that the data gets sent to. It's private, they can choose their own method of storage or display of the data, and if they choose to make it public, their server can very easily repost it as a nostr note. It seems like a good solution that offers the most control and flexibility. The down side is it requires a server to send to, but RSS requires a server to serve the files anyway, so it's not a big lift.

2025-05-30 17:15:25 CEST

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I’m not a big fan of using nostr as it’s a public protocol and anyone can view the notes and metadata. I’ve always valued privacy. Also, having built stuff for nostr, I think it’s a terminally flawed protocol, but I can definitely understand the appeal of it, especially considering Fountains goal of being a nostr app. If that’s the direction most people want to go, I’ll follow.

2025-05-28 14:56:14 CEST

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I totally agree, and the valueBlock is extremely open. The competing goals of interoperability and being open to other protocols is a a two edged sword for sure.

2025-05-28 14:46:55 CEST

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I would also like to see some sort of alternate address as well. Not even as a transitionary thing. Something like two keysends could even work, so one is a fallback if your node goes down. Or lnaddress/monero, and your feed works in a lightning app or a monero app.

2025-05-28 14:42:09 CEST

I understand something like being lnaddress exclusive is going to be different than how things have been done before. But different payment options have been available since the creation of the valueBlock. At any point, someone could've decided to use Hive or Monero as their payment protocol. Any podcaster choosing that payment method would not be able to receive value from some apps, or the app would've had to build for a different payment type. lnaddress only is fundamentally no different.

2025-05-28 14:18:53 CEST

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I don't always agree with the decisions you make. I'm not your target audience, but you have both always been very considerate of this community, and I respect that. My recommendation, do what's best for you and your business. I know you guys want to focus on nostr, and lnaddress is the way forward with that. You're in spec, so move forward with it. That's my 2 cents.
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2025-05-28 14:14:31 CEST

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This won't effect anyone but Fountain Blue users. If you like your keysend, you can keep your keysend. Some apps that won't work with lnaddress won't be able to be used to send payments to any splits that are lnaddress. This has been the case for a year now. In the future, I'm sure some apps will be lnaddress only, and you won't be able to receive value from those apps. We all have to make decisions with the compromises we want.
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