erskingardner

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   by erskingardner 3y ago

   Lots of misconceptions here. If you're interested in learning more I'd highly recommend reading up a bit, https://nostr.how (disclaimer, I'm the maintainer of that site).
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   by erskingardner 3y ago

   Nope – it is its own thing. https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nostr
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   by erskingardner 3y ago

   Jack Dorsey funded some of the early development through a grant. Nostr has no co-founders or CEO. It's a protocol, not a company.
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   Embed Nostr notes anywhere on the web(github.com)

   1 points by erskingardner 4y ago|1 comments
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   by erskingardner 4y ago

   JS library to embed a Nostr note as a widget on any webpage.
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   by erskingardner 4y ago

   Still waiting on the Algolia docsearch team to get me some api keys.
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   by erskingardner 4y ago

   Agreed. Damus is great. Iris.to is probably the easiest to use web client.
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   by erskingardner 4y ago

   I’m the dev behind Nostr.how. I’d love to hear your feedback on how I can make the site more clear/better at explaining Nostr. That said, while I am not the core dev on the protocol or any client/relay it’s been awesome to see the
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   by erskingardner 4y ago

   Yup spot on. The main issue though is that if you want to ensure that you have absolutely unassailable content, you need to run you own relay that ensures all your events are stored. You can’t assume that the relays you connect to via clien
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    Designing First Run Experiences to Delight Users(blog.intercom.io)

    12 points by erskingardner 14y ago|0 comments