Nostr notes by PABLOF7z

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2026-09-09T07:32:56Z

When life gives you lemons make lemonade I suppose

😂😂😂

2026-08-12T19:22:28Z

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😂😂😂

im just here for the hot dudes

2026-08-12T11:41:05Z

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im just here for the hot dudes

SO TRUE #nevent1q…q2sa

2026-08-12T10:21:33Z

SO TRUE

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Hhahaha was coming here to say this 😂😂😂

2026-08-12T09:40:45Z

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Hhahaha was coming here to say this 😂😂😂

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2026-08-12T09:08:06Z

Notes and Other Stuff Transmitted by Relays So simple.

2026-08-12T07:55:54Z

Notes and Other Stuff Transmitted by Relays

So simple.

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2026-08-09T21:26:19Z

😂😂😂😂😂

2026-08-09T21:18:47Z

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😂😂😂😂😂

* fails to activate * uses discord instead of nostr not saying ...

2026-08-09T21:14:10Z

* fails to activate
* uses discord instead of nostr

not saying they are *necessarily* related, but do we have proof they aren't?

too good not to steal, sorry not sorry, Salvatore ...

2026-08-09T21:05:56Z

too good not to steal, sorry not sorry, Salvatore

have you considered that maybe you are the problem? ...

2026-08-09T08:40:27Z

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have you considered that maybe *you* are the problem?

One of those times were no one is rooting for the underdog ...

2026-08-09T08:38:57Z

One of those times were no one is rooting for the underdog

Sorry, that gif had a remote exploit and all your corn is now in ...

2026-08-07T16:27:36Z

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Sorry, that gif had a remote exploit and all your corn is now in a casino

At this point not even echo, cat and ls are going to be safe and ...

2026-08-07T16:26:33Z

At this point not even echo, cat and ls are going to be safe and can lead to loss of funds

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2026-08-05T09:53:31Z

Make the whole square red pls

2026-08-04T19:35:11Z

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Make the whole square red pls

turns out that dice rolls are incredibly powerful; even at 10 ...

2026-08-04T09:20:44Z

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turns out that dice rolls are incredibly powerful; even at 10 dice rolls, an mk3 user would have been completely protected.

Even a really shitty, loaded, dice roll with a very low count (like as low as 20) would have protected mk3 users massively.

Very low dice rolls were attacked in wave 3 (<5 rolls).

1%

2026-08-03T21:44:19Z

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1%

Hahaha

2026-08-03T20:47:30Z

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Hahaha

😅😅😅 that timing @npub1jlr…ynqn 🥇 #nevent1q…qv0u

2026-08-03T20:43:32Z

😅😅😅 that timing hodlbod (npub1jlr…ynqn) 🥇

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LLMs are perfect for red team cybersecurity because their specialty is messing stuff up

You just need to block people more often 🤣🤣

2026-08-03T20:40:46Z

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You just need to block people more often 🤣🤣

looool

2026-08-02T18:54:21Z

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looool

not to open another pandora's box, but op_vault or some ...

2026-07-31T21:41:11Z

not to open another pandora's box, but op_vault or some covenant would have been nice to have today, wouldn't it?

Sending you all my love and mettā. 🫂

2026-07-31T21:30:46Z

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Sending you all my love and mettā.

🫂

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2026-07-31T17:09:20Z

a good day for the worst kind of people -- hate to see it

At the point of the psychosis of listening to @nprofile…6cz4 on ...

2026-07-26T13:48:57Z

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At the point of the psychosis of listening to NoSolutions (nprofile…6cz4) on my podcast player and the agents keep pushing new versions of the app to my phone and stopping the episode 😂😂

After spending all day with them during an intense ...

2026-07-24T21:03:52Z

After spending all day with them during an intense Sovereign Engineering (nprofile…37r5) demo day, I’m relaxing listening to an old NoSolutions (nprofile…jctc) rip between Gigi (nprofile…fa2z) and gsovereignty (nprofile…w0fv) 🤣

you should see the shit being demoed at SEC-08 right now, bro

2026-07-24T15:25:09Z

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you should see the shit being demoed at SEC-08 right now, bro

The most dangerous type of hallucination is the one where you ...

2026-07-23T15:23:56Z

The most dangerous type of hallucination is the one where you hallucinate the LLM has any type of wisdom

you missed all the good stuff then

2026-07-22T17:18:28Z

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you missed all the good stuff then

zap.stream doesn't support livestreaming anymore? ...

2026-07-22T16:47:31Z

zap.stream doesn't support livestreaming anymore?

After a few months of only eating Greek yogurt that’s actually ...

2026-07-19T09:12:57Z

After a few months of only eating Greek yogurt that’s actually from Greece I notice how bad non-Greek Greek yogurt actually is 🤣

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2026-07-17T09:29:48Z

I can buy more tokens. I cannot buy another day of my life.

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2026-07-11T08:44:41Z

non-ironically

Is it not loading for you? Did you try ctrl-alt+del?

2026-07-06T06:59:27Z

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Is it not loading for you? Did you try ctrl-alt+del?

What harness did you use to make these? And what was the process ...

2026-07-03T17:55:22Z

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What harness did you use to make these? And what was the process like? Did you literally just pointed Claude to the pdf and said “give me feedback” or some different approach?

But I’ll do a video like this one tomorrow showing it ...

2026-07-02T13:03:01Z

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But I’ll do a video like this one tomorrow showing it

quoting
nevent1q…2jp4
PABLOF7z (npub1l2v…ajft) i feel like this is perfect for your brain, do these types of videos for all your ideas

Literally changes every day 😂😂

2026-07-02T13:02:23Z

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Literally changes every day 😂😂

I’m at the point where I basically have no longer any use for ...

2026-07-02T12:54:58Z

I’m at the point where I basically have no longer any use for Claude; OpenAI has surpassed it in basically absolutely every category except agent harness, codex sucks a bit more than Claude code but both massively suck

Global warming

2026-06-25T13:37:39Z

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Global warming

“Seeicles”

2026-06-25T13:37:04Z

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“Seeicles”

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2026-06-25T08:00:41Z

test. chances this work approx 0 lets see

Codex sucks, don’t know how people can use this shit. the model ...

2026-06-23T18:43:38Z

Codex sucks, don’t know how people can use this shit.

the model is on an entirely different category to opus, many many times better, but the harness cucks it so much.

Android and iOS, both native

2026-06-18T09:15:47Z

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Android and iOS, both native

I’m literally rebuilding it as a completely different thing ...

2026-06-18T08:44:12Z

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I’m literally rebuilding it as a completely different thing that I think it’s a lot more what I wanted to have.

In the mean time, read with Boris is your friend

No, it’s not meant to be used by public relays; it’s meant to ...

2026-05-30T09:15:14Z

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No, it’s not meant to be used by public relays; it’s meant to be used with your own relay to keep track for example of draft events such that you don’t accidentally overwrite from a client that hasn’t properly retrieved the latest stuff.

Serial killer relay A Nostr relay implementing NIP-EC — ...

2026-05-28T13:23:50Z

Serial killer relay

A Nostr relay implementing NIP-EC — relay-enforced linear event chains.

(Aka a way to make it impossible to accidentally wipe a follow list or break state accidentally)

https://github.com/pablof7z/serial-killer

Cc calle (npub12rv…85vg)

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2026-05-28T06:15:37Z

https://orchidfiles.com/im-tired-of-ai-generated-answers/

Purple-pilled by the latinos of nostr lfg 😂 #nevent1q…ncds

2026-05-27T11:59:57Z

Purple-pilled by the latinos of nostr lfg 😂

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N (nprofile…vysa) on saifedean (nprofile…n50k) was the first I heard about it. PABLOF7z (nprofile…lkmg) on lunaticoin (nprofile…kk6z) gave me the final push :)

it's been my dream since I wrote wikifreedia the whole point ...

2026-03-16T14:40:08Z

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it's been my dream since I wrote wikifreedia

the whole point is highly opinionated, contentious entries

if truth by consensus is not the way, if humans are unavoidable biased, the best stuff would come from embracing and doubling down on the biases

if the wikipedia article about ivermectin written by fauci and his ilk and hierarchically-equivalent entry had been written by joe rogan, dave smith, saifedean (nprofile…6g5h) 2020 would have been massively different

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2026-03-16T14:36:08Z

Not gonna lie, would be so boss to have the actual julian assange write this :D

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make wikifreedia contentious again

make wikifreedia contentious again ...

2026-03-16T14:33:57Z

make wikifreedia contentious again

we’re all still wildly underestimating how radically different ...

2026-03-16T09:20:21Z

we’re all still wildly underestimating how radically different the world will look after AI.

the Industrial Revolution was a rounding error in both impact and speed compared to what’s coming, yet most people still think organizations, jobs, and cities will just “adopt AI as a tool” instead of being completely remade by it.

The more I listen to politics podcasts the more I think it’s an ...

2026-03-12T10:03:23Z

The more I listen to politics podcasts the more I think it’s an irrelevant distraction

how much I post vs how much my agents post ...

2026-02-26T10:18:04Z

how much I post vs how much my agents post

I had never heard the word “brainrot” before; yet in the past ...

2026-01-27T20:58:29Z

I had never heard the word “brainrot” before; yet in the past few months I hear it basically every day.

🤔

what's missing? ...

2025-10-02T11:56:47Z

what's missing?

My wife just told me I'm gay for Nostr. No lies detected

2025-09-26T20:54:52Z

My wife just told me I'm gay for Nostr.

No lies detected

I fucking love Nostr

2025-09-26T19:43:23Z

I fucking love Nostr

This is your monthly reminder: Fuck Cloudflare

2025-06-02T16:53:31Z

This is your monthly reminder:

Fuck Cloudflare

Cashu-ts implements cashu, ndk-wallet implements NIP-60

2025-05-27T09:09:48Z

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Cashu-ts implements cashu, ndk-wallet implements NIP-60

you can just vibecode things very interested in non-feed ...

2025-04-17T23:26:41Z

you can just vibecode things

very interested in non-feed approaches to navigating nostr

a couple tweaks and this very basic visualization could be quite powerful; right now it's just looking at quote reposts and replies of a small subset of recent events; imagine loading more interactions and going farther than tweets into the other stuff rabbit hole

The Android version got caught in a massive refactor of ...

2025-04-06T08:45:25Z

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The Android version got caught in a massive refactor of absolutely everything in my life including my mind.

Next version in Android should hopefully come this week and will be massive

would be the second rugging of the day after the airline rugged ...

2025-01-05T19:44:34Z

would be the second rugging of the day after the airline rugged my trip to the jungle.

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Can people see Olas on Testflight or did Tim Apple pull it?

https://testflight.apple.com/join/2FMVX2yM

nevent1q…hfe2

Can people see Olas on Testflight or did Tim Apple pull it? ...

2025-01-05T19:43:29Z

Can people see Olas on Testflight or did Tim Apple pull it?

https://testflight.apple.com/join/2FMVX2yM

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This is interesting. I get an error when I click the link generated by testflight. Maybe PABLOF7z (npub1l2v…ajft) has a newer version

How about this for Olas, nostr? https://m.primal.net/NJII.png ...

2024-12-28T11:03:48Z

How about this for Olas, nostr?

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Yay or nay?

👀👀

Yay or nay? 👀👀 ...

2024-12-28T01:52:07Z

Yay or nay?

👀👀

I stopped developing nsecbunker because it had horrible ...

2024-11-25T01:21:50Z

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I stopped developing nsecbunker because it had horrible centralizing tendencies which caught me off guard; I launched it as a POC but it started taking off in a way that would have been bad for nostr would it have continue to scale like that.

We are now getting a FROST-based bunker that solves the completely custodial, completely ruggable setup in favor of a collaborative-custody of private keys. The difference between a Coinbase and an Unchained or Casa: signers assist in getting you keys but they can't unilaterally sign on your behalf.

For the user it *looks* the same, it's as frictionless as Bluesky where the user can choose to ignore all key material, but in the back there is no one single party with access to the entire key which is a massive difference in terms of sovereignty.

Yes! This is one of the directions I want to explore; a mix of a ...

2024-11-16T21:44:45Z

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Yes! This is one of the directions I want to explore; a mix of a NIP-29 (simple groups) + instagram client.

Right now I’m building the Instagram part in Olas 🌊 and this audience-scoping will soon follow.

NIP-69 🔁 merged ✅ P2P markets NIP by @npub1qqq…rfkq ...

2024-11-04T20:10:07Z

NIP-69 🔁 merged ✅

P2P markets NIP by negrunch (npub1qqq…rfkq)

Mostro (npub1m0s…40un) and Robosats’ liquidity getting merged; hopefully the first two of many p2p markets becoming interoperable.

Yesterday we were playing around with ideas at @npub1s0v…rmq5 , ...

2024-10-18T13:33:51Z

Yesterday we were playing around with ideas at Sovereign Engineering (npub1s0v…rmq5) , we needed something to preserve anonymity for blossom users that communicate with DVMs.

📢 Introducing Onion-routing for event publishing

This introduces insane privacy guarantees, someone can publish an event and not even the relay they are publishing from can now it's them, nor their IP address.

Technically this works very similar to Lightning, the sender constructs a route of pubkeys and can bounce around the message through pubkeys willing to route for them.

The sender can include small ecash tokens inside each onion layer to pay for the routing.

No hop in the route until the last one knows what they are routing, who its coming from and the sender very explicitly defines through which relays it should hop.

(for the sake of debugging, I built a traceroute-like view, so the sender can see the event being bounced around the different relays; in real conditions a sender wouldn't use that to preserve privacy)

Think of this like tor, just faster.

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note1q8r…nkh2
hello there, this is an onion-routed nostr event by PABLOF7z (npub1l2v…ajft)

Guys, it’s not Elon, trump is waiting for @npub180c…h6w6 ‘s ...

2024-07-27T19:41:47Z

Guys, it’s not Elon, trump is waiting for fiatjaf (npub180c…h6w6) ‘s plane to announce nostr as a reserve asset

unified balance where my money is saved on relays this is a ...

2024-07-05T16:52:32Z

unified balance where my money is saved on relays

this is a "nostr balance" that will follow me around on any nostr app

and I just zapped Nunyabidness (npub1vwy…zugd) without having to connect nostr-wallet-connect

it just works, no QR codes, no secrets, nothing... your nsec gives you access to your money

This is a phenomenal read. #naddr1qv…dy06 ...

2024-06-10T23:13:41Z

This is a phenomenal read.

quoting
naddr1qv…dy06

For reading the article with proper Latex, head over to pippellia.com

Introduction

The emergence of decentralized social networks with sovereign identities (e.g. Nostr is a pivotal moment for the web, and it comes at the perfect time. In the age of AI, where it's getting cheaper and cheaper to impersonate people, distort videos and images, or just make them up, how is it possible to know what's true? What does truth even mean these days?

These are questions I will not attempt to answer. However, even if the ontology of truth has eluded philosophers forever, a more practical approach is needed if the Web is not to degenerate into a nihilistic place where nothing is real, or worse, a place where everything requires identity verification and the approval of a central authority.

In this paper, you will find a definition of the social graph, principles for thinking about it, and practical ideas for using it for DoS prevention, social discovery, anti-impersonation, accurate ratings, and more. You will also learn about alternative mechanisms that can be used in conjunction with social graph analysis to provide more compelling and complete solutions.

Social Graph

First, what is a graph? A graph G is a mathematical structure consisting of a set of nodes or vertices V and a set of edges E.

In mathematical notation, we write G = (V,E).

Edges are defined by a relation on the set V x V = {(v,u) : v,u in V }; for example, if node v and node u are related (e.g. v follows u), then the pair (v,u) is contained in the set E. In the notation

E = { (v,u) in V^2 : v is related to u }

The relationship can be symmetrical or asymmetrical, distinguishing between undirected and directed graphs.

A social graph is simply a graph in which the nodes are human entities (such as individuals, companies, groups, etc.) and the edges represent some form of social relationship, such as being friends with, following, or being zapped.

Before we go any further, we need to define another important notion, that of a neighborhood.

The neighborhood of a set of vertices S subset of V in G is another set of vertices whose defining property is to be connected to a vertex in S. In mathematical notation

_NG(S) = { u in V : exist s in S, (s,u) in E }

What problem is the social graph solving? The answer is many, in many different ways and forms. We are talking about using it as a defense mechanism against impersonation, as a way to prevent DoS attacks, to facilitate social discovery and connections, and to calculate more accurate ratings. But before we dive into the implementations, I ask you to pause for a moment to understand the magnitude of what we are discussing.

Principles

Don't fall into the trap of thinking that the engineers at YouTube were evil when they designed their algorithm. As the saying goes, the road to hell (read: open-mouth theater) is paved with good intentions (read: the desire to over-optimize engagement).

If your implementation is successful, people's behavior will be affected. That's why it's important to establish principles that can guide designers and developers in creating systems that are healthier than the world we're leaving behind.

Principle of least interference

A good rule of thumb when designing systems that affect social dynamics is to follow the principle of least interference.

Principle of least interference: solve the problem by implementing whatever mechanism has the least possible impact on social dynamics.

As an heuristic based on this principle, it is generally better to focus on solving only one problem at a time, since it is unlikely that solving multiple problems at once will not lead to a greater impact on those social dynamics.

A great example to analyze is the WoT score implemented by Coracle, which tries to "reduce spam, impostors, and objectionable content", all at once.

Let's start by analyzing how it works as an anti-impersonation mechanism.

If you search for 'Lyn Alden', it is very likely (if you are part of a "good" network) that the npub with the highest WoT is the real Lyn, while all others are impersonators.

However, a simple warning icon above all other Lyns would have accomplished the same goal without introducing a rating that can alter social dynamics.

In fact, the WoT score represents the opinion of the crowd around you, which doesn't offer any nuance when comparing the reputation of different real people. Crowd thinking is one of the biggest problems of the world we are leaving, and it would be a silly exercise to bring it with us.

Besides, we do not walk around with a number on our forehead in meatspace, nor should we in cyberspace, even if that number depends on the observer.

There is also another, more fundamental problem, which is that the user v only has information about a limited subset of the network, namely _N_G^2(v) = N_G(NG(v)), where G is the graph defined by the relation "follow OR mute" relation.

Therefore, if you set the WoT threshold above zero, you won't see anyone outside of _NG^2(v), which certainly prevents spam, but at the cost of discoverability.

We'll come back to how to design a more effective anti-impersonation system later.

Principle of Relativity in cyberspace

The current Web, and our societies in general, are built on an outdated paradigm that relies on and requires consensus about what is true, false, good, or bad. Unspeakable atrocities have been committed to achieve and maintain such consensus.

However, we must move beyond this legacy of the past if we are to usher in a new era of freedom.

The notion of a commonly shared belief or social truth is as dead in this new millennium as God was in the 19th century.

Principle of Relativity in Cyberspace: You cannot and should not dictate what is true or false, what is good content or bad content or spam, for another person.

If you do, you will simply be replacing the beast with a new set of beliefs. It's true that there are many different clients to choose from, but there were many different web browsers back in the day, and that didn't end well.

The reality is that a global agreement on things has seldom been necessary. In fact, relative canonicality can be achieved without the need for a central authority.

Wikifreedia (a nostr alternative to Wikipedia, as you have probably guessed) fully embraces this idea of relative canonicality. Each topic contains multiple entries; there is no single source of truth that aims or claims to be neutral. Of course, this doesn't mean that all entries are equally good or useful. On the contrary, there is a very opinionated and biased way of sorting them, which depends on the observer. Regardless of the specific implementation (again, number on the forehead), this is the way to go, this is relativity in cyberspace.

There is no Global

This point is arguably a corollary of the previous principle, but it's so important that it needs to be fully explained. The notion of global is also dead.

Despite being the largest indexer in the world, Google only indexes a small portion of the web. The engineering challenges behind indexing absolutely every person and piece of content in an ever-growing, open and hostile decentralized network will likely exacerbate this outcome: Nostr will outgrow every index.

As spammers become more sophisticated, crawlers will have to become more selective, limiting the percentage of the network that is indexed. Therefore, as a client designer or developer, you really only have a limited view of what's happening.

This reinforces the statement that you cannot decide for someone else what is good or bad, true or false. You can't possibly know, because what you have is a local, limited view, just like everyone else's.

Let's take Nostr Band for example. As much as I appreciate their cool statistics, it's important to know their limitations. The version of Trust Rank that Nostr Band implements:

runs on the subset of the network they are aware of

uses an arbitrarily chosen set of NIP05 providers for determining the so called good seeds

This approach is fine if it's used to defend the service provider against spammers (see DoS prevention section for improvements).

However, such an arbitrary view (all are, but some less than others) shouldn't be imposed on the end user, but only used as a way for the service provider to select the customers it wants to serve.

Principle of natural patterns

I believe that technology is made for people, so it should serve us and improve our quality of life. We shouldn't adapt to technology, technology should adapt to us.

This context is no exception to the rule. Humans are social creatures, and our social dynamics and behaviors have evolved through our long history. Therefore, before introducing new and artificial social dynamics, it's wiser to mimic the natural dynamics that have evolved with us for millennia.

Principle of natural patterns: When in doubt, try to mimic the social dynamics of meatspace

For example, in meatspace, a friend of a friend is not a stranger, but it's not a friend either. It's something in between, and a good candidate for a potential future friend.

Another example is something that will hit home if you've ever been to a bitcoin conference. When you're among people with the same interests, and I would argue mostly overlapping values, even if you've never met them, you can't say they're strangers.

Examples abound, so there is really no reason to try to impose any artificial dynamics before exhausting what nature has given us.

To summarize, we take from this section three principles that will inform our analysis and design decisions going forward:

The principle of least interference

The principle of relativity in cyberspace

The principle of natural patterns

The Problems

Finally, we can start discussing some concrete problems and ways to solve them. There are several well-defined problems that social graph analysis can help with. Again, it's important to define them well if we want to follow the principle of least interference.

The first problem we will analyze is protection against impersonation, one of the most important pieces to get right.

Anti-impersonation

Social endorsement

Who is the real Giacomo? In this case, it's pretty simple

First of all, let's talk about what won't help us decide:

the name

the profile picture

the bio

the date of creation

And no, not even the number of followers, as this is a completely irrelevant metric in an open and hostile network. See an example

What helps us is the line below:

"Followed by Bitcoin Africa Story, Nostr Wallet Connect, and 666 others you follow".

This is the signal. Follows can be faked, but follows from people you trust cannot be faked (or are more expensive to get). This is a particularly good design because it adheres to the principle of relativity in cyberspace. It doesn't prescribe who the real Giacomo is, it doesn't summarize the data for you (like the aforementioned WoT score, where every follower has the same weight), but it shows you clues that you can decide to interpret in the way you want.

The same idea can be applied to mutes, which gives you a few more clues.

Obviously, such a system can be extended not only to the people you follow, i.e. _NG(v), but also to the people who are 2 hops away from you, i.e. _N_G^2(v) = N_G(NG(V)), or n hops away from you, i.e. _NG^n(v).

However, the signal becomes increasingly diluted and unreliable the farther you go.

This approach is a good start, but it can't really solve the impersonation problem on its own because it's limited in reach and suffers from a bootstrapping problem for new users, which is really the same problem if you think about it.

There is also a subtle issue worth mentioning. What if a reputable person tries to impersonate someone else? This attack is possible because it won't be detected immediately, but the more prominent the person, the faster this attack will be detected, causing the attacker to lose their hard-earned reputation.

Furthermore, for truly prominent figures such as heads of state, this problem can be mitigated (but not completely solved) by third-party credentials that can be displayed by clients.

NIP05 providers

Another approach that has been tried is to rely on NIP05 providers. If I trust a NIP05 provider to verify the people they serve, then I can assign a non-zero level of trust to their customers. However, this approach obviously requires trust, which isn't ideal since there are trustless approaches that provide better guarantees.

PoW keys

When we see a stranger enter the pub where we are, or when we are crowded on the subway, we find ourselves potentially vulnerable to strangers. In most civilized places, however, we don't live in a constant state of fear, and that comes from the fact that others are vulnerable as well. Everyone has skin in the game, even the aggressors, which means that the best way to play this game is not to mess with other people.

On Nostr, however, the only consequence you can feel is the loss of your reputation, which by definition is worthless when the npub is brand new.

However, there is a way to add skin in-game for new keys, i.e. PoW keys.

The process works like this: while creating your identity, your machine can generate a new private key sk until the corresponding public key pk, as a binary number, satisfies the following inequality:

pk <= t ; where t is a threshold of your choice.

Since there is no efficient way to do this (allegedly), this process requires the expenditure of computing power and energy. This adds a quantifiable and verifiable cost to any identity, making credible impersonation expensive.

However, PoW keys can't work at scale, because:

they require commitment at key creation, which is bad UX because it reverses the "try before you buy" rule

the PoW can't be updated over time

It is not possible to delegate the work without delegating the key (supposedly)

The last point implies that the economy of scale favors the attacker, because they have multiple targets, whereas the defender can only defend himself.

However, there is a similar approach that offers what I believe are more appropriate tradeoffs: PoW Endorsement.

PoW endorsment

A PoW endorsement is a simple unsigned user metadata event containing a target npub, a difficulty commitment threshold $t$, and a nonce.

The nonce is randomly generated until the following condition is satisfied:

h(event) <= 2^t ; where h is a cryptographic hash function such as SHA256

If the condition is met, the PoW endorsment is valid, and the target npub's "PoW weight" becomes 256 - t.

What I am describing is basically NIP13, except that it should use kind 0, and it doesn't need a signature (what's the problem if someone wants to add PoW to someone else's npub?).

What makes PoW endorsements different from PoW keys is that:

it doesn't require any commitment at key creation

the PoW can be updated over time

it's possible to delegate the work without delegating the key

requires data availability, because the work is separate from the key

Point 3 is what makes this approach feasible and scalable, especially for mobile devices constrained by CPU and battery limitations.

Point 4 isn't particularly bad because the events are small, public, and the user has an incentive to store them.

Example of how it works

Alice gives a npub to the Miner

Alice pays the Miner $10

The Miner mines the PoW endorsement, with the target npub

The target npub now has a non-zero PoW weight

How does it help?

If the target npub has a non-zero PoW weight, credible impersonation attempts require a cost. The attacker's social capital (PoW weight) becomes less and less valuable, and is eventually lost, as more people discover the attack and mute the attacker's npub.

Furthermore, assuming that most of the PoW weight is allocated to real people (1), it's possible to use its distribution to fix the shortcomings of social endorsement.

For example, a new user can be presented with the choice of following the npubs with the highest Trust Rank, where the good seeds are the npubs with non-zero PoW weight. The same principle can be applied to an existing user trying to get information about an npub that is many hops away from him/her.

If you want to summarize this idea to the maximum, if the number of followers is meaningless, that's not true for the number of followers with non-zero PoW weight (under assumption 1).

I have started working on this idea and preliminary results are promising, but more thought is needed

Colored halo

Another anti-impersonation mechanism tried by Nostrudel is to use a few characters of the public key (in hex format) to identify a unique color that is displayed around the user's profile picture.

The idea is that if I am already following the real Lyn, a credible impersonation attempt would require generating many times the key pair to get the same or very similar color. This requires energy, which means cost.

However, this information is only useful if I already follow the real Lyn and remember her color. Asking my trusted network for the color of a particular person is no different task than asking her npub directly.

This means that this approach, while interesting, is not very useful.

DoS attack prevention

When analyzing Denial of Service attacks, we should distinguish between defense mechanisms that work at the network level, at the service provider level, and at the user level.

Talking about the first case may seem to contradict the principle of relativity in cyberspace, but here by network we mean any set of network participants who are willing to cooperate but not necessarily trust each other.

Network level

PoW events basically apply the concept of Hashcash not to email messages but to notes. There is not much to say here, except to note that the PoW can be outsourced to service providers that can most likely outcompete the attackers in efficiency.

Service provider level

The best tool the service provider can use to prevent DoS is money. A paid service, either pay-per-use or subscription-based, can work both for monetization and as a defense mechanism. However, not every service (or sub-service) is directly monetizable, which is where social graph analysis can help.

The idea is to selectively choose which npubs are considered potential good customers and filter out everyone else. If this needs to be said, I'll say it: this is not censorship, this is simply a business deciding who to serve.

Many different criteria can be used to select what is a good customer, especially since this definition depends on the service being provided.

A general approach is to use Trust Rank or Spam Mass Estimates (with a suitable measure for selecting the good seeds, such as PoW weight) as the criteria for deciding the "good customers". Those who don't qualify will simply not be served for free.

User level

Here we consider a simple defense against DoS attacks on user DMs.

The user $v$ has a whitelist of npubs that can directly DM him/her for free. If the sender is not on the whitelist, the DM will only be displayed by the client if it is preceded by or comes with a payment above a certain threshold.

The whitelist can be edited manually, but it's automatically populated based on some social graph criteria that the user has approved.

For example, all npubs in _N_G(v) U N_G^2(v) U NG^3(v) can be automatically added to the whitelist of user v.

Personalized Ratings

The idea that every opinion or vote is equally important to everyone is a byproduct of political democracy and its sanctification. This is never the case in any social context.

Imagine you want to buy a product that has thousands of good reviews, but your friend recently bought it and tells you it's not good. It's natural for you to give more weight to your friend's opinion, contrary to the belief that each opinion has equal weight.

When computing an average, there is always an assumption about the weight distribution, i.e. how important each vote is.

Given a list of ratings _(r_i)i and a weight distribution _(w_i)i such that the sum of the weight is 1, the average is _sum r_i wi

The democratic average assumes each opinion has exactly the same weight.

Social graph analysis can be useful to design more accurate and even personalized ratings, i.e. ratings that reflect who the viewer is and what he/she is looking for at any given time.

For example, you might want to give more weight to people who have similar interests to you, or more weight to your friends and friends of your friends. Many different criteria for calculating weight distributions are possible, making this an exciting area for future research.

It's important to note that the most trustworthy ratings will be those that are independently verifiable, both in the ratings and in the weight distributions.

Practically speaking, there are two steps involved in computing a weight distribution:

Select the support, i.e. the set of npubs that have a non-zero weight.

Assigning a specific weight to each npub that is part of the support.

These two steps can be done simultaneously or one after the other. In the next section, we'll look at support selection, a problem that arises in another, seemingly unrelated context: social discovery.

Social Discovery

How many times have you discovered something thanks to a friend's recommendation? This phenomenon can actually be productized to streamline the discovery of content, places, and people that are relevant to the end user.

Here is a mathematical formulation of the problem:

Consider a social graph G = (V,E), where the nodes are ordered, i.e. _V = { v_1, v_2, ... vn}.

The goal is to construct another graph G' = (V,E'), where E' consists of the recommendations for each of the users we want to serve. This is a simplified scenario, where what is being recommended are other nodes in the graph.

What we need is a function f : G --> G' that takes G as input and returns G' as output, i.e. the recommendations we are interested in.

I'll now introduce a definition to simplify the problem.

Adjaciency matrix: Given a graph G = (V,E), its edges can be represented as a matrix called the adjacency matrix A, defined as follows:

_Aij = 1 if and only if _vi is related to _vj

In light of this new definition, the problem is to construct f : A --> A', which is a function that takes an n by n boolean matrix A as input and outputs the n by n recommendation matrix A'.

With this notation, the recommendation list of the node _vi consists of the nodes corresponding to the non-zero elements of the i-th row of A'.

Look at the example in the picture. By applying an unknown (for now) function f, we get the recommendation matrix A'. Only the first row contains a non-zero element whose position is (1,3). This means that node _v1 has node _v3 as a recommendation.

There are (2^{n^2})^{2^{n^2}} of such functions (exercise: why?), but only a few of them make sense and mimic the heuristics humans use.

The first social dynamic we want to replicate is the "friend of a friend" dynamic, or more specifically, if _v_i _follows _vj, and _vj follows _vk, then _vk is added to _vi's recommendation list.

In other words, we want _A'ij = 1 if and only if _vi is connected to _v_j _by a path of length exactly 2. In this case, we are not interested in how many such paths exist, but only in whether there is at least one.

This rule is encoded in the function f: A --> A' = A @ A = A^2, where @ is the product between Boolean matrices ( exercise: check that it's correct).

Inspired by this simple yet powerful result, previous research has investigated the class of candidate functions _fM: A --> A' = A @ M.

Here are some examples of such matrices M.

Applying each of these functions to _fM adds new relations to the graph, and this process can be repeated many times until the desired result is achieved.

For example, in the matrix A + A^2 + A^3 + ... + A^m, node v is connected to node u if and only if there exists a path of length <= m from v to u in the original graph G.

Formulating the problem of social discovery as an iteration of atomic propagation rules has many advantages, since:

It's simple, yet can accommodate many different propagation rules

It's passive, since it doesn't require the user to specify anything other than the rules and the number of iterations desired

It's efficient, since its space complexity takes advantage of the sparsity of social graphs, and its time complexity can be estimated to be O(n^{5/2}) (Learn more about the time complexity of Boolean matrix multiplication ).

It's well supported by most programming languages, given how ubiquitous matrix multiplication is

It's transparent and independently verifiable in its operations

Furthermore, as highlighted in the previous section, this approach is applicable to compute transparent and personalized weight distributions.

Considering again the direct propagation rule (friend of a friend), we can start assigning weights based on the distance to the user.

If the distance is 1, meaning a direct connection, the weight is set to 1. Whenever the distance increases by 1, the weight decreases by a factor of gamma in [0,1], a parameter potentially chosen by the user.

On a practical level, this means that the service providers compute and store the matrices A, A^2, ... A^m for a reasonable m.

Each user _v_i _can choose _gammai in [0,1], and _ki <= m, and the personalized weight distribution he/she gets is

_A_i + gamma_i A^2_i + ... gamma_i^{k_i-1} A^{k_i}i

with _Ai representing the i-th row of the matrix A.

If _gammai = 0, the user chooses to consider the ratings of only those he follows as relevant.

If _gammai = 1 and _ki = m, the user chooses to give basically the same weight to everyone in the network, and will get a democratic average rating.

If _gammai = 0.5, then the weight of direct followers is 1, that of two hops is 0.5, then 0.25 and so on.

By combining and experimenting with propagation rules and weighting criteria, it's possible to efficiently compute personalized, verifiable and dynamic ratings for each user, making this an exciting area for future development.

Conclusion

This is a comprehensive yet superficial paper, as it touches on many different areas without exhausting any. This was done intentionally to stimulate interest in the field of social graph analysis. More importantly, it aims to help the reader understand the significant impact this exciting new field can have on the Web, although not without its risks.

Interested in implementing the social graph into your App? Reach out, I would be more than happy to help

For reading the article with proper Latex, head over to pippellia.com

https://highlighter.com/a/naddr1qvzqqqr4gupzpa5rapcrtaadfazwpwvvl0v4xlskg4df9nfcem7yevcaka2h7hhjqq3yuctkd9nkzarfdenj6argv5khxmmrd9skctt8wfshq6pd8yunzmpedccady06

One of my takeaways from #OFF was one of the incredible powers ...

2024-06-08T21:12:27Z

One of my takeaways from #OFF was one of the incredible powers Twitter has at directing the state of the world.

Protests don’t work because, for some reason, tyrants don’t like being criticized. When they do, they work because enough people, probably outside of the regime’s control, care enough to exert pressure on their local governments to, in turn, pressure the regime.

Elon can have the thumb on the scale on what people care about, and equally important, what they don’t.

He can easily manufacture discontent or appease it at a global scale.

Which essentially translates to a single person having control on tumbling, or preserving, regimes throughout the world from the comfort of his couch.

The $44bln he used seems ungodly cheap now; really no human should have this type of power.

Nostr can fix this, but we need to work harder in bringing life/energy here AND away from Twitter.

I’m going to start calling it “unschooling” altogether and ...

2024-05-12T11:44:35Z

I’m going to start calling it “unschooling” altogether and exclusively refer to what I do with my kids as “childled education”.

There are too many commies and postmodern people into “unschooling”

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2024-04-29T09:17:00Z

what are the chances you are on a three-letter-agency list?

one of these gave me an answer, the other one just started ...

2024-04-06T08:05:31Z

one of these gave me an answer, the other one just started talking about some authorities and didn't actually respond the question

one belongs to a bitcoiner, the other one to a dude that wants to scan your eyeballs for shitcoins

N (npub1az9…m8y8)

FIRST DVM `OP_RETURN`! New DVM kind: 5901: OP_RETURN ...

2024-01-10T12:12:33Z

FIRST DVM `OP_RETURN`!

New DVM kind: 5901: OP_RETURN

quoting
nevent1q…7hv7

🔔 🔔 NEW OP_RETURN 🔔 🔔

10-Jan-2024 SEC on the brink of GFY

https://mempool.space/tx/3ebd9758db59c2a13c0ba486dfa9187bfbb8792ffb0c83c9d9104c59e8e786eb

https://www.data-vending-machines.org/kinds/5901/

I'm creating nostrocket problems from the command line via ...

2024-01-10T11:27:41Z

I'm creating nostrocket problems from the command line via nsecbunker with a single command line.

Good-bye github issue tracking.

This is how Nostr replaces Github: one use-case at a time.

I happen to be writing a launch announcement right now... 😅 ...

2024-01-02T23:32:15Z

In reply to nevent1q…l20p
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I happen to be writing a launch announcement right now... 😅

NDK 2.3.0 released! Improvements in UX through cache performance ...

2023-12-14T12:02:13Z

NDK 2.3.0 released!

Improvements in UX through cache performance and more aggressive caching.

* NIP-42 support via custom Auth Policies
* Allows setting a relay or subscription as trusted to skip signature verification
* Fix bug that caused flapping relays to not get subscriptions re-added when the relay comes back
* Redis-cache: cache generic filters to find cache hits
* Cache NIP-05 queries

A DVM just minted some cashu over LN. Send help. @npub1gcx…nj5z ...

2023-11-27T22:48:42Z

A DVM just minted some cashu over LN.

Send help.

VitorPamplona (npub1gcx…nj5z) NWC DVM coming up for recurring subscriptions 😅

Fine. I'll out myself. I, Pablof7z, am part of the NIP Cabal. ...

2023-11-17T13:21:25Z

Fine. I'll out myself.

I, Pablof7z, am part of the NIP Cabal.

Introducing Kind0.io A NIP-41 proof of concept. What is NIP-41? A ...

2023-11-16T17:05:00Z

Introducing Kind0.io

A NIP-41 proof of concept.

What is NIP-41? A simple way to migrate from a compromised key into a new key while signaling to your followers what happened.

It works by whitelisting your next npub ahead of time and timestamping it to something that can order events chronologically (ie the Bitcoin blockchain)

When a key is lost or compromised the new key can sign a migration event, timestamp it as well and then clients can choose to act on it.

For more discussion on this, listen to N (npub1az9…m8y8) 's recent Bitcoin.review where they go over the why and the tradeoffs.

Here’s is a very rough video of a very rough tool to implement this whole flow.

This is not the last word on key management; there is still a lot of work to be done, but this is a small step in the right direction that will allow us to migrate the existing nostr social graph to more cryptographically complex schemes for whoever wants to do that.

why will people rush to nostr? well, for it's notary ...

2023-11-15T00:13:33Z

why will people rush to nostr?

well, for it's notary services, of course!

I just merged an important PR to the NIPS repo. A one-liner ...

2023-11-14T08:58:11Z

I just merged an important PR to the NIPS repo.

A one-liner change by gsovereignty (npub1myg…sn5p) .

Why is it important? Because it exclusively reserves a kind # for this use but it links to a spec that is handled in a separate repo and that is largely an independent protocol that just happens to run on nostr.

https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/867

one man's bitcoin mixing is another man's collaborative ...

2023-11-11T21:20:52Z

one man's bitcoin mixing is another man's collaborative transaction

I feel the earth shaking. A tsunami of innovation is brewing. ...

2023-11-08T10:17:43Z

I feel the earth shaking. A tsunami of innovation is brewing.

quoting
note1chw…auf2
One of those days in which I wake up and I simply cannot contain my excitement.

I fucking love nostr and what we’re building here.

Thanks for being here; your energy fuels us.

One of those days in which I wake up and I simply cannot contain ...

2023-11-08T10:07:19Z

One of those days in which I wake up and I simply cannot contain my excitement.

I fucking love nostr and what we’re building here.

Thanks for being here; your energy fuels us.

📢 Announcing Highlighter 2.0 Release name: "Sig" ...

2023-10-26T12:20:00Z

📢 Announcing Highlighter 2.0
Release name: "Sig"

Highlighter has gone through so many changes that it's essentially an entirely new nostr client.

The goal remains the same:

👉 A nostr client for your most valuable information. Your reading. Your notes. Your thoughts. A place to discover thoughtful, timeless content.

I have a lot to say about Highlighter, why I'm building it, what it is and where it's going. how it fits in the mainstream adoption of Nostr, and, to a degree, in the normalization of "keys over passwords", data sovereignty and more.

But these ideas are still rough. Very, very rough and demands a lot of filling in. This is still, very much, for the early adopters.

Let's focus on what's in this important release:

✅ Data-vending-machine support: you can now very easily highlight podcasts and video content in a text-native way.
✅ Patreon support: You can now create RECURRING subscriptions to support your favorite creators and shitposters. I will say a lot more about this and a follow up with a NIP to standardize and help other builders disrupt Patreon and bring creators of all kinds to Nostr easier and more compelling.
✅ Zap-splits: Zapping a highlight creates a split on everybody involved in you seeing that content.
✅ Curation: You can now create curations of articles and earn zap splits for your curation efforts.
✅ NIP-32 Labels: categorize highlights and "margin notes" with any category
✅ Full text support: Find what interests you across any topic in any type of event in nostr.

There's a LOT more to this release that I will be discussing in the next few days.

And a lot more to come.

Stay bullshit, my friend

https://highlighter.com

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2023-10-18T22:04:16Z

Pubkeys > relay URLs

WoT fixes almost everything

2023-09-28T03:17:20Z

In reply to nevent1q…2ppr
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WoT fixes almost everything

Love to see it.Trulyy, one of the most important projects in the ...

2023-09-05T05:12:28Z

In reply to nevent1q…0wnv
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Love to see it.Trulyy, one of the most important projects in the freedom space.

one is trudeau and the other one I don't know, his son? or ...

2023-08-06T22:14:38Z

In reply to nevent1q…lv3x
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one is trudeau and the other one I don't know, his son? or his boyfriend? or both?

I just suffered this and now you have to ...

2023-08-06T22:08:48Z

I just suffered this and now you have to

I don't often write words publicly since I prefer to express ...

2023-08-06T13:05:12Z

I don't often write words publicly since I prefer to express my ideas through code.

However, there are things that are harder to explain via individual instances of software.

# Discoverability in Nostr: A step-function improvement

https://dev.highlighter.com/a/naddr1qqgrxwrfw5m8garwdvm85aenwajxgq3ql2vyh47mk2p0qlsku7hg0vn29faehy9hy34ygaclpn66ukqp3afqxpqqqp65wxtanuc

BREAK ALL THE RULES ...

2023-07-03T09:51:52Z

BREAK ALL THE RULES

Not really Apple can only ban its user from nostr And they can ...

2023-07-01T19:36:55Z

In reply to nevent1q…jddv
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Not really

Apple can only ban its user from nostr

And they can ban Apple froml their lives

(As a former Apple user now typing this on Graphene OS)

Nostr notes by PABLOF7z

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😂😂😂

im just here for the hot dudes

SO TRUE #nevent1q…q2sa

Hhahaha was coming here to say this 😂😂😂

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Notes and Other Stuff Transmitted by Relays So simple.

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* fails to activate * uses discord instead of nostr not saying ...

too good not to steal, sorry not sorry, Salvatore ...

have you considered that maybe *you* are the problem? ...

One of those times were no one is rooting for the underdog ...

Sorry, that gif had a remote exploit and all your corn is now in ...

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turns out that dice rolls are incredibly powerful; even at 10 ...

1%

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😅😅😅 that timing @npub1jlr…ynqn 🥇 #nevent1q…qv0u

You just need to block people more often 🤣🤣

looool

not to open another pandora's box, but op_vault or some ...

Sending you all my love and mettā. 🫂

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At the point of the psychosis of listening to @nprofile…6cz4 on ...

After spending all day with them during an intense ...

you should see the shit being demoed at SEC-08 right now, bro

The most dangerous type of hallucination is the one where you ...

you missed all the good stuff then

zap.stream doesn't support livestreaming anymore? ...

After a few months of only eating Greek yogurt that’s actually ...

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Is it not loading for you? Did you try ctrl-alt+del?

What harness did you use to make these? And what was the process ...

But I’ll do a video like this one tomorrow showing it ...

Literally changes every day 😂😂

I’m at the point where I basically have no longer any use for ...

Global warming

“Seeicles”

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Codex sucks, don’t know how people can use this shit. the model ...

Android and iOS, both native

I’m literally rebuilding it as a completely different thing ...

No, it’s not meant to be used by public relays; it’s meant to ...

Serial killer relay A Nostr relay implementing NIP-EC — ...

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Purple-pilled by the latinos of nostr lfg 😂 #nevent1q…ncds

it's been my dream since I wrote wikifreedia the whole point ...

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make wikifreedia contentious again ...

we’re all still wildly underestimating how radically different ...

The more I listen to politics podcasts the more I think it’s an ...

how much I post vs how much my agents post ...

I had never heard the word “brainrot” before; yet in the past ...

what's missing? ...

My wife just told me I'm gay for Nostr. No lies detected

I fucking love Nostr

This is your monthly reminder: Fuck Cloudflare

Cashu-ts implements cashu, ndk-wallet implements NIP-60

you can just vibecode things very interested in non-feed ...

The Android version got caught in a massive refactor of ...

would be the second rugging of the day after the airline rugged ...

Can people see Olas on Testflight or did Tim Apple pull it? ...

How about this for Olas, nostr? https://m.primal.net/NJII.png ...

Yay or nay? 👀👀 ...

I stopped developing nsecbunker because it had horrible ...

Yes! This is one of the directions I want to explore; a mix of a ...

NIP-69 🔁 merged ✅ P2P markets NIP by @npub1qqq…rfkq ...

Yesterday we were playing around with ideas at @npub1s0v…rmq5 , ...

Guys, it’s not Elon, trump is waiting for @npub180c…h6w6 ‘s ...

unified balance where my money is saved on relays this is a ...

This is a phenomenal read. #naddr1qv…dy06 ...

Introduction

Social Graph

Principles

Principle of least interference

have you considered that maybe you are the problem? ...