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I was thinking about creating a new art-related channel. I promoted fiatjaf's @nprofile…swme, but it's almost dead.
Would you be interested in one post a day? Every picture would be mine, with almost no details, just something to enhance your timeline. https://npub1njazsude53reg6e7jmz6jvvgyamf5twca93sn3px3yhxpsp9yakqwaf3t9.blossom.band/149354431bffd8cfddf9fd3aebe392deab0df21e36d26dc6790fbffd2e6744da.jpg https://npub1njazsude53reg6e7jmz6jvvgyamf5twca93sn3px3yhxpsp9yakqwaf3t9.blossom.band/f1c7eb4f1c90335177db9468e6b36db161e0dcbdbd2d3b70b937543dbaff0601.jpg
If I find 15 people to reply to this post, I will create it in 24 hours, while tagging them with the first post. You can see an example here, and any repost is appreciated. I really want to try it for a month or so, to see if it works.
What client do you use regularly?
Yes :( apparently it is quick to act as well.
Yeah, I don't know how this is going to go. I like to think I'm savvy at spotting it but more and more I have to doubt myself. Until recently, most of my "that's AI" utterances have been over fairly innocuous things. This is situation is next level. Having a snarky friend to point out fallacies won't help in a state of panic 😅
He found his exit strategy... RIP.
Ahh thank you, much appreciated :)
Ps. Think I've set up Nosmero now...
Evil is able to be fucking creative, damn.
Do you have photos of what the sky andeverything looked like during the past 7 days?
@nprofile…d2w5 shows are always fire
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Please set up a monero wallet and payment targets so we can send you monero
Nice, yeah that's what I want because I don't have accounts or signups on the gitlab, I just want nostr to be able to comment tag a bot, or .. Somehow use this stuff more professionally to collab Etc. Can you point me at a no nonsense guide for these final steps maybe that will get me there.. When I'm back in action (on vacation rn)
fuck ai but seriously... FUCK the people that use it for evil.
it's a loaded gun essentially at a kids party.
I see you chose violence against primoool
Depends fully on the hardware :)
I've had on/off issues for s while, switched to using ShoSho, been pretty smooth so far.
I went dmt deep to get my caveman brain around fips
I then had a spark of realization that tollgate would likely strap right onto it to offer users a way to paywall fips services on the mesh
And like magic it did!
I would never know that if I hadn't been such a #cashu shill for the past few years. And because I never bothered with github I host it all with #ngit 💥
I hear @nprofile…v7e7 loves it when people use relays as public infrastructure
I just want someone, anyone, to build what nostr.band was trying to be.
Best way to detox is to sweat it out on a run actually. Then hydrate.
I want to know who has actually built and sold anything.
Has this token maxxing resulted in companies being built? i don' know.
I recognize that there very few opensource software projects that have a payment built in as a function of the code.
That is why I am interested in my MVP
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I think there's no fips library for android yet.
@nprofile…dk59 and crew are building #alexandria
@nprofile…jejf @nprofile…6u0j Is this a feature that could be built into nostrarchives.com or npub.world, maybe as a paid premium?
Relying on specific project management tools from Github, trying to find alternatives but it's hard to make them priority.
Also as stupid as it may sound Github stars are an important adoption metric for a product, but I know one can publish to both.
I love the ngit idea and will start using it. (Using Zapstore by the way is a bit different story because it's another output and doesn't modify the day to day workflow)
I started on the businesses sort of recently, maybe just takes time.
The parasites always attach themselves to a strong host to feed as long as possible. Bitcoin has so many parasites lol.
Not really. if that happens i can just move... i have local files anyway
and collect tax in extra commission from all french germans too. - monopoly oil - diesel - gas - helium
I guess if I had to sum it up, ngit doesn’t really solve anything for me that GitHub doesn’t do well already, and it lacks the established credibility needed for a total switch. Reliability is important but so is ease of use, clarity in who would be responsible in helping should something go down that might result in data loss. This is where I see big corp having an advantage. And for me personally decentralization is not that big of a concern here. Just my honest 2 sats
Because I use other apps to produce the events and have my own git server. I do use GitWorkshop to peruse my issues and PRs, but I hardly ever get any.
Also, many of my repos are private and I have no idea how nostr public relay square that and who has access to my stuff
I tried using ngit before but had difficulty with relays. One would go down and another was unstable. I don’t want to rely on some little guy rely 😂 not referring to you specifically obviously but generally speaking. I actually want a stable company in charge of infrastructure
It's just because I was using the claude web interface and didn't configure it to use ngit
My apologies. I just assume the worst about anything I see on Nostr these days. I'm glad to hear you've stuck to it for so long. Lots of projects seemingly went off the rails when vibe coding hit, and became more and more a pain to use no matter how many features they add.
By vibing I mean letting go of parts of your codebase to let an LLM manage, and losing a detailed understanding of what the actual code is doing. When a project does that, it usually degrades the user experience significantly. Because once the hype wears off, the little bugs you have to deal with every day afterwards grinds you down, and those little bugs are usually the hardest to fix because the developer no longer understands the code that causes them.
I have very little faith left, but I'll try out ngit and mirror a few of my repos over.
I see reposts from him yesterday 🤷🏾
I'd never seen Odell go deeper in a reply thread unless to argue with someone.
If you see everything as public/state, you completely miss the way disruptive or corrupting social changes can be ushered in by the one and then adopted by the other. They are overlapping sets, not parallel worlds. The government adopts (and often promotes) private sector changes it wants to later acquire in the public sector, and vice versa.
The Nazis knew that. The Stasi knew that. The KGB knew that. The 🏳️🌈 fascists knew that...
The only way to guard against this corruption is to argue from the basis of Natural Law. If something is wrong, it is wrong _regardless of who does it_ and _regardless of their ease in doing it_. The state should not have powers that private persons do not have, and private persons should not have unnatural powers. Private persons should be expected to conduct themselves in a manner they would expect public persons to display. **To be sovereign is to set the rules by your own behavior, opinions, expectations, and decisions.**
> If you think the state should have powers that private persons do not have, then you are a serf. If you think private persons should have powers that the state does not have, then you are also a serf. Because _you are supposed to be the state_.
Unnatural behaviors that should only be allowed on a mediated, case-by-case basis, as evidenced by a warrant from a judge:
* the power of surveillance in public areas or any surveillance in private areas where they have an expectation of privacy (like bathrooms or a confessional),
* the power to collect and store personal data unnecessary for the transactions required to conduct a business, and to store necessary data for longer than the data is needed to conduct the transaction or fulfill transparent record-keeping rules,
* the power to demand biometric IDs, physical searches or scans, or otherwise intrusive reveals from guests, above what is necessary to ensure a modicum of personal safety or social coherence for the host,
* the power to demand encrypted data be unencrypted,
* the power to intercept and/or read communications sent with an expectation of privacy (Briefgeheimnis),
* the power to enter or search anyone else's premises.
And so on.
If you are aware that a _right to privacy_ is a fundamental, natural right, then you should insist on that right being respected by everyone, everywhere. Then you will be morally coherent and you will again find the words to describe how they hurt you.
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