digitalbase

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by digitalbase 24d ago
What the hell are you talking about? What forbids? The idea of nostr is that you can do whatever the you like. An open protocol. There is no forbidding of anything
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by digitalbase 3mo ago
Great stuff I found the bundle scripts already prefer VULKAN_SDK/VULKAN_SDK_ROOT, but the build script only scans ~/VulkanSDK
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by digitalbase 5mo ago
If you want decentralized you need freedom in clients. There are a lot of pretty good nostr clients: Primal, Amethyst, X21.social, Yakihonne, Nostrudel, Jumble. And most of them are OSS
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by digitalbase 6mo ago
Two things reading this post: * i'd love to hear a sample/customer call. Even if it's just a test * a blog without rss? How can i subscribe for part 2?
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by digitalbase 6mo ago
Cool stuff. You should make it OSS and ask a one time fee for it. I would run it on my own infra but pay you once(.com)
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by digitalbase 7mo ago
tmux too. Trying workmux with claude. Really cool combo
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by digitalbase 7mo ago
Was searching for this this morning and settled on https://handy.computer/
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by digitalbase 8mo ago
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by digitalbase 9mo ago
Same point as https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=46282964 Disagree though, people manage keys just fine, or they can be thought. But even if there are people in the world that never get it, it could be outsourced to a cen
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by digitalbase 9mo ago
Incorrect. Everyone can announce to the network where they read/write from. Clients can figure out (based on the people you follow) from which relays to get the content. I've been using it like this for nearly a year. It works
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by digitalbase 9mo ago
Key difference is that is one relay author becomes "oligarchical" the notes just route around that (through different relays).
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by digitalbase 9mo ago
It doesn't work like that. Your followers fetch the note from your relays. You tell the network where they can find your notes (self hosted relay) and their client will take the effort to find your content
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by digitalbase 9mo ago
I'm building a Nostr app (+- 2mio notes). There is a lot of spam and much worse content. But it's kinda a solved problem (not through PoW) but through Web of Trust and not having algorithms. You see what the people/communitie
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by digitalbase 9mo ago
I'm building a Q&A/community on top of Nostr and using those same concepts: Original Author posts a kind:1 note with a question A bot sends a kind:1985 note (NIP-32 https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips&#
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by digitalbase 9mo ago
It's actually advised to use 3/4 relays in your clients Using NIP-65 ( https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/blob/master/65.md ) you can broadcast a note to the network to mention your preferred
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by digitalbase 10mo ago
Nostr is a place where we're trying to make that happen. 3rd parties can still come in and try to offer value. But they can not sit between your interactions as clients are interchangeable
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by digitalbase 10mo ago
The problem is that StackOverflow can rug-pull you (and the community) at any time. Things that come to mind: - adding 'account required' screens so information is harder to access - harvesting/selling that ip without your ex
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by digitalbase 10mo ago
I'm working on an alternative for Quora/StackOverflow. It's everything i like about those two platforms but without the lock-in/giving them all intellectual property rights. Main idea: - Portable identity - Your data&#x2
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by digitalbase 11mo ago
There is no single approach as no central moderation exists. That's a feature. So it's to relay operators in combination with WoT (web of trust) on the client (and sometimes relays)
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by digitalbase 11mo ago
This has been discussed/answered in other Nostr thread: https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45300004 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=45299986
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by digitalbase 1y ago
Here is the Network Implementation Proposal for POW ( https://nips.nostr.com/13 ) Identity on nostr is just a public/private keypair. You can enhance that identity by sending a kind0 (metadata) note with your name, bio,
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by digitalbase 1y ago
This is happening today. The answer is trusted relays and Web of Trust Long-time nostr user. My feeds are all spam free. Not to say there aren't any other problems :-)
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by digitalbase 1y ago
My approach for bringing them down is working on better systems/UX than what the closed-silos currently offer...And we have a long way to go. But...Nostr (and other decentralised social media protocols) can offer things the existing pl
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by digitalbase 1y ago
Discoverability is a huge challenge in any decentralized social protocol. We've been talking a lot about this problem in nostr which can't be summarised in a quick HN comment but gathered some threads if you're really interes
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by digitalbase 1y ago
It works but requires technical knowledge. I zap (on nostr) every day
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by digitalbase 1y ago
I think this is a real problem of "an open network". Disgusting people will find the network and abuse it. There is a very insightful thread on nostr about it -> https://asknostr.site/question/note1lhvk3kk
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by digitalbase 1y ago
I send this video to people a lot when they ask me to learn about nostr https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ur20vi40NYY
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by digitalbase 1y ago
Nice way of phrasing it :-)
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by digitalbase 1y ago
There is Frost Key Rotation and/or Key bunkers https://asknostr.site/question/note1534t79a5nk8ajcx8xqlsa3pr... But it's still early and not all clients support it.
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by digitalbase 1y ago
As a 1 year nostr user i can relate to this sentiment. Most conversations today are either about crypto or about (building) nostr. My guess is that the better the network becomes the more that specific content will take a backseat

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