Egge

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Building https://npub.cash 🥜 Working on awesome nostr, cashu and Lightning stuff 💜⚡️

Toxic no-vibe maximalist

Public Key

npub1mhcr4j594hsrnen594d7700n2t03n8gdx83zhxzculk6sh9nhwlq7uc226

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nprofile1qqsdmup6e2z6mcpeue6z6kl08he49hcen5xnrc3tnpvw0mdgtjemh0sppamhxue69uhkummnw3ezumt0d52am4ez

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2025-06-06 05:22:02 GMT

I studied marketing at university and had no formal CS education. Outside of a high school class, I didn’t write my first real line of code until 2020, in my mid-20s. I started with a basic Python course on Udemy, because I wanted to contribute to the Einundzwanzig Telegram bot.
Fast forward four years: I now earn a living by writing code. The demand for developers in the Bitcoin space is huge. Thanks to organizations like OpenSats and the Human Rights Foundation, it’s even possible to make a living building free and open source software.
You don’t need permission. You can just build things.
With resources available online for free getting started is easier than ever. AI can help a lot too (if used correctly and in moderation). So LFG! If you decide to try it, make sure to let me know and if you are looking for a project to contribute to, make sure to checkout Cashu ;)
https://image.nostr.build/469965c44725d842bdf4aa0875bcdbac33bd0730f24eae8b8ce627b6f9a4535d.jpg

2025-06-04 05:02:47 GMT

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But in this case you are taking care of the modularisation, no?
I agree, given an interface and some information AI can write an implementation quite well.

2025-06-04 04:38:57 GMT

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Context is the issue. I have not seed a model that can actually handle the complexity of large code bases.

2025-06-04 03:58:14 GMT

I think vibe coders are what J. K. Ousterhout describes as “tactical tornadoes” (even though he is referring to them in a different context). Developers who can pump out a feature 0-60 faster than anyone else could. But at the same time they leave a wake of non-maintainable code and bad design behind.
In my experience current AI can not write maintainable, modularised code at scale.

2025-06-02 09:32:55 GMT

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I built Zap Gate two years ago, but we only built a POC
https://stacker.news/items/180377

2025-06-02 08:19:08 GMT

Human engineering never ceases to amaze me. From dreams to steel and glass…
https://image.nostr.build/99aeefee3ca6f7d1273ca9a601ae38b6da26169b8b8245d5c3a2f7e5b8b65954.jpg

2025-05-30 22:28:04 GMT

With Cashu you can securely receive payments without an internet connection! 🥜🔏
Here is how it works:
1. The receiver sets up their wallet and chooses a mint (this is done while online). The wallet will download the mint’s key sets and save them locally
2. When the receiver wants to receive a payment (now being offline) the wallet will generate a payment request, specifying the amount, the locking script, and the mint.
3. The sender scans the payment request and constructs the requested token
4. The receiver receives the token. His wallet checks whether the token fulfils the requirements. Then it uses the included DLEQ proofs and the cached key set to verify whether the signature on the token is valid. If it is, the transaction is complete.

2025-05-30 01:33:30 GMT

How do you get over jetlag?

2025-05-23 06:48:00 GMT

By now, you probably know I’m not a big fan of "vibe coding." But before I dive into why, let me clarify: I’m not talking about using AI as a helpful tool to assist with coding. I’m referring to the concept originally described by Andrej, fully giving in to the "vibe," ignoring implementation details, and letting AI take the wheel.
In my view, that approach is mostly useless, if not outright harmful, in many situations. I think most would agree: you can’t build critical systems this way. And you certainly can’t unleash vibe coding on legacy codebases without risking regressions all over the place. Sure, it might work fine for weekend projects (which, to be fair, is exactly the context Andrej was referring to). But those weekend projects are where developers learn the craft. When you "vibe" your way to the finish line, you miss out on a huge part of the learning experience. Software design and implementation is hard and it takes time and repetition to learn. At the same time actual typing will let you master your environment, making you a more productive engineer.
When I bring this up, vibe coders often respond with something like, “Well, mastering AI tools is just as important. If you don’t learn to use them, you’ll fall behind.” Really? Come on. “Mastering” vibe coding tools might take an experienced engineer a day or two. Mastering software engineering (if that’s even possible) takes a lifetime. At the same time vibe bros will constantly tell you that AI is gonna be a completely different thing in 12 months from now, so everyone has to relearn all the tricks anyway.
When I hear that university students are solving their data structures and algorithms homework by just pasting it into ChatGPT, while companies like Amazon are still asking candidates to implement a running median using heaps, it feels like there’s a growing disconnect. And honestly, there’s a bit of delusion on both sides.
I think what I am trying to get at is: Don't let the vibe take away your chance to grow and learn. It is an incredible tool, when used correctly though.

2025-05-23 04:25:14 GMT

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Right, businesses do. As long as this is the state of vibe coding I am not worried one bit about job security lmao
https://blossom.primal.net/0f82eacb24e841fe82088035baf4fcd7d6aa486a79dc55589ea23c840e7052f7.jpg

2025-05-23 04:18:50 GMT

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In 3 months from now 99% of bad code will be written by AI. The last 1% will be me.
nevent1qqsqeyhn5e69qx5xxpmjqtvj7ughr3s9a3g57ssqlawa3ptem5audcqpzpmhxue69uhhjctzw5hx6ef0wccskks5dl

2025-05-11 18:39:38 GMT

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That is a great way of putting it. I use it a lot for research and better “docs”. Sometimes I even let AI validate ideas I had and code I have written.
The essence of my original post was supposed to be that people should not solely depend on it and instead develop understanding and knowledge in the domains that are most crucial to their craft.
Just like I always try to do math in my head before picking up a calculator. Simply because it keeps your mind sharp.

2025-05-11 11:32:34 GMT

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Let me ask you this then: would you vibe code “critical” software? Software that NEEDS to work. If you wouldn’t, would you try to hire a senior engineer that knows this particular domain in and out, or would you hire a college grad with AI skills?

2025-05-11 11:18:33 GMT

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I agree. Using LLMs to automate mundane tasks is a great idea. Using it to create things beyond you personal understanding might not be. You will not be able to sort things out if it breaks. It might contain serious flaws that you wouldn’t even be able to spot.
I know people that are unable to change a tire, install a socket, or fix a weld because these are tasks that are done for them. I feel bad for them

2025-05-11 10:57:37 GMT

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You comparisons are stupidly far off. I get it’s a joke, but it’s important to understand this. LSPs and IDEs are tools. AI CAN be a tool, but people use it as an all in one solution. It’s a nailgun that drives a nail in, after having drawn all the blueprints. I wouldn’t let a nailgun draw my blueprints, and I guess you wouldn’t either

2025-05-11 10:43:14 GMT

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To be fair, if people would use cars as excessively as some vibe coders would use AI, their legs would probably stop working.
Which is my point. Letting AI solve all your problems means not learning how things work. Not going in depth. You will not become an expert in any field AND you will be replaceable

2025-05-11 10:07:36 GMT

I am still not sold on vibe coding… I believe letting AI solve your issues, stops you from growing. And once the AI hits its ceiling you are not prepared

2025-05-09 06:56:07 GMT

I'll be hosting another Cashu workshop soon! This time, it will be more of a consumer-friendly introduction.
If you were attending, what topics would you most like to see covered?

2025-05-08 11:37:35 GMT

Sneak preview: clipstr - A clipboard manager that lives on nostr!
I recently started transitioning from my Macbook to a Linux machine and the only thing I miss is a synchronised clipboard between my devices. This made working on multiple workstations and with my phone a breez!
Because I missed this so much I started having a clipboard text file that I synced between my devices using SyncThing, but it was not the real deal. Then I realised that I already work with the perfect syncing layer every single day... nostr!
clipstr uses nostr events to your clipboard registry. It can set or get entries and print them to stdout, meaning you can easily pipe them into your OS' native clipboard when desired.
Because it is build on nostr, it is easy to add GUI clients or access the registry through a browser.
I did not get to polish and release it. But I wanted to share a demo regardless. Wdyt?
https://blossom.primal.net/2ccc64d2b1afba12b3eb202bf3697d6976f7b22e174ddac536577f4448928121.mov

2025-05-07 08:47:11 GMT

Coinbase jumped on the 402 bandwagon... yay!
When I talk to people about Cashu they usually ask me: "Why do we need Cashu? We got Bitcoin and Lightning". I used to tell them that Cashu offers a great alternative to custodial Lightning, but with better privacy. While this remains true, my answer today is that Cashu enables new use cases (or simplifies them drastically) where Lightning and Bitcoin struggle.
One example are Zaps. NIP-61 Zaps offer a very similar experience and value proposition as NIP-57 Zaps do, but require only a fraction of the implementation overhead.
The second example (and inspiration for this post) is HTTP 402. With Cashu, we can streamline payments for requested ressources into a single request. Because Cashu is a bearer asset the whole flow is pretty stateless. It is stupid simple to implement this. While it is definitely possible to make 402 work with other "assets", using Bitcoin / Cashu makes it a breez.
This is my favourite thing about Cashu.
https://blossom.primal.net/b0798bba893532f8eea97928c329a7a78a94f866dd3b71949f32a805198d1752.mov

2025-05-06 11:00:59 GMT

GM! Found an issue in almnd that causes subscriptions to not get cancelled properly. Patch is incoming 🫂

2025-05-05 17:33:06 GMT

How does one become a great software engineer?

2025-05-04 19:07:03 GMT

I will be hosting multiple Cashu workshops for beginners and intermediates this year. I am fine tuning the slides right now and thought that I could record a free web course using the materials.
Would you watch that?

2025-04-26 13:32:02 GMT

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It’s very transparent.
> User requests resource
> Server responds with Cashu payment request (encodes requirements like which mint to use, which pubkey to lock to, amount, etc.)
> user creates matching token and replays the request (this time with token in header)
> server verifies the token and responds with resource
All of this can be automated. If the user does not have a matching token, the wallet will do an automatic mint->mint swap. It’s pretty seamless

2025-04-26 13:27:15 GMT

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With Cashu 402 the merchant / receiver decides which mints are used to pay. So you choose mints that you have some trust in.

2025-04-26 12:59:23 GMT

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You can verify the integrity of the token as long as it is locked to your pubkey and of a known mint without actually having to do a web request / talk to the mint.

2025-04-23 14:26:45 GMT

I spent a full afternoon trying to pass the absolute root path of my monorepo to all its modules. After getting build steps and docker deploys working, I failed at getting nodemon / dotenv to recognise my root level .env file.
Then I finally found a workaround: $(git rev-parse --show-toplevel)
This returns the absolute path of the repos root directory, no matter where in the tree you currently are. No need to pass the path from root, as each module of the repo can figure it out on its own now

2025-04-23 06:59:46 GMT

What do you use for password management on multiple devices?

2025-04-22 07:23:32 GMT

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It’s an alpha release. Not sure if they publish those to Zapstore

2025-04-22 06:24:55 GMT

This is so cool 🥜
https://image.nostr.build/107d395bee2011c5d99f0d84b2c6c0df0b4d7936d00a14e89c4cb6b409540012.jpg

2025-04-17 15:13:32 GMT

I am the kind of person that actually closes all windows and shuts down their system every night
#note1s4x…5z8w

2025-04-17 04:15:25 GMT

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Yes! Actually my NIP-57 Lightning address ([email protected]) converts all incoming zaps to NIP-61 zaps and forwards them to my Olas wallet.
https://github.com/Egge21M/nut-bridge

2025-04-16 14:10:14 GMT

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The first thing is the tooling. I switched from npm to yarn, because I felt like it had the better workspace support. But of course this introduces other issues, like adding some stuff to your dockerfile, changing commands, etc.
Then the worst part was making sure that the packages referenced each other in the right way. I have one package "env" that contains a script that will create an .env file for you. But of course this needs to be created in the root directory of the repo, not in the packages dir. Same thing with the webserver that needs to serve the output of another packge.
I ended up adding ROOT_DIR=$(pwd) to all scripts and referenced that env var in each package.

2025-04-16 14:03:31 GMT

From git clone to running your own public npubcash-server in under 5 minutes!
https://m.primal.net/QSBi.png

2025-04-15 15:54:05 GMT

This morning I thought I would really quickly migrate npubcash-server to a monorepo... What a ride

2025-03-27 14:47:25 GMT

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I am incredibly honored and grateful to receive continuous support to continue my work on npub.cash as an open-source ecash developer. Thanks to your support I can continue working on the amazing technology that Cashu is. Let's keep building! 🥜 💜
#nevent1q…9qnk

2025-03-26 08:09:54 GMT

> use npm
> start building monorepos
> switch to yarn for better workspaces
> learn that yarn is included in corepack which is included in node
> adjust all pipelines to use corepack and install yarn
…
> node 25 deprecates corepack
I simply love this ecosystem

2025-03-18 14:49:32 GMT

Okay we are getting somewhere! A NIP57 zap to my profile shows up in my Olas wallet pretty much instantly. Of course some of the zaps metadata gets lost, but at least the message stays. I will probably add a pointer to the Zap Receipt event in the NutZaps content field.
#nutbridge
https://m.primal.net/PkPy.mov

2025-03-18 14:30:22 GMT

Can you zap this post?

2025-03-17 16:29:57 GMT

👀
https://image.nostr.build/1782ad49e96908e700a5591bf4a49a1e686f222b04cd91bad4dd566f7e668a2a.jpg
#note1558…e565

2025-03-17 14:43:24 GMT

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👀

2025-03-17 13:06:08 GMT

Bridging the gap between Zaps and NutZaps: nut-bridge!
Nut-Bridge provides a Lightning Address that forwards all received payments via NutZaps to you. With this you can have a nostr-native Cashu Wallet and still be compatible with Lightning-only clients. I had this idea this morning and hacked together an MVP, so be very careful when testing ;)
https://github.com/Egge21M/nut-bridge

2025-03-16 06:36:22 GMT

New Cashu-TS API pattern? https://image.nostr.build/b24316b42c9d715fc8fc84ddd53515a6091193ee68b6c33b5c4961f7e1ec55b8.png

2025-03-14 04:07:37 GMT

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He is talking about Zaps, not regular payments. So that includes
- Pathfinding done
- Payment settled
- Zap receipt published
- Zap receipt forwarded to all subscribers

2025-03-13 17:38:52 GMT

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Absolutely! Just semantics. I am neither a mathematician nor a cryptographer. From my perspective you have a finite set of values and each of them corresponds to a finite set of other values. By doing the calculation you are “finding” a values pair from the other set.
But this is not very scientifically put haha.
GN 🫂

2025-03-13 17:23:13 GMT

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You do the math to find them on the curve. All points of the curve exist before that.

2025-03-13 10:52:57 GMT

Npubs are not created, they are found 💜

2025-03-12 07:46:23 GMT

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GM!

2025-03-11 07:51:59 GMT

I want to start a blog series where I built small Cashu projects using Cashu-TS.
What are some of the things that you would like to see?

2025-03-10 14:50:41 GMT

Hi anon! Did you know that there is an open Cashu-TS dev call every week? Come join us: https://cashubtc.github.io/cashu-ts-docs/docs/get_in_touch

2025-03-08 18:44:55 GMT

🥜 https://image.nostr.build/4147062895add5060a4cdd5b26ed869593fd66d6a65a0314af65fc8d6945a6b8.jpg

2025-03-08 18:39:05 GMT

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A wise man recommended me SyncThing and I love it

2025-03-08 08:17:54 GMT

Next month, I’ll be hosting a hands-on coding workshop on the basics of ecash and Cashu development!
📍 Where? Swiss Bitcoin Conference, Kreuzlingen, Switzerland
📅 When? Saturday, April 26 (time TBD)
If you’re curious about building with ecash and Cashu, make sure to drop by 💜
More details about the conference: swiss-bitcoin-conference.com
Hope to see you there! 🥜

2025-03-07 09:37:15 GMT

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npub.cash is for bridging Lightning Zaps to Cashu. As of right now it does not handle NutZaps, as these are native to nostr and Cashu and don’t require a third party.

2025-03-07 08:31:18 GMT

I just paid the first invoice on npubcash v2 🥜

2025-03-06 17:47:15 GMT

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Awesome 🙌🏻🔥

2025-03-05 06:38:04 GMT

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Sounds like the payer is unable to find a route to pay the mint's invoice. What mint are you using in this case?

2025-03-02 07:22:15 GMT

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Thanks man! I do suspect I lack vitamin D. Not much sunlight over here. Do you supplement vitamin D at all?

2025-03-02 07:11:54 GMT

The flu stole two weeks of my life… what do you do to stay healthy? #asknostr

2025-02-27 07:53:32 GMT

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Yes, you can lock to schnorr public keys. Just make sure to convert them accordingly

2025-02-18 08:13:54 GMT

Because I received a coupe of DMs pointing out a bug in this code: in JavaScript “this” is implicitly defined in every function scope. If there is no object attached (function is not a method) it points to the global object (window or globalThis).
There is no bug in this code. ecash fixes it globally.
#nevent1q…gfwl

2025-02-18 07:15:22 GMT

Wanna use cashu-ts in your browser?
👇
#nevent1q…xpcn

2025-02-18 07:12:58 GMT

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Great! The package actually already has an inbuilt command to create a standalone bundle. Simply clone the repo and do
- npm i
- npm run compile:standalone

2025-02-18 06:24:18 GMT

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Awesome! What turned out to be the issue?

2025-02-17 16:23:04 GMT

I have spent several weeks trying to replace the Blink API wrapper of npub.cash with a Cashu native alternative and its been a wild ride.
While Cashu mints do support WebSockets for realtime updates, it turned out that WebSockets are pretty difficult to work with, when you are trying to keep them and the subscriptions alive for long periods (in my case days).
But there is a second issue: You see Cashu mints enfore rather strict rate limits on their users. This is important as Cashu is account-less and preventing spam attacks is difficult. Usually this is no issue, as regular users interacting with a mint do not hit these limits. But npub.cash is a funnel. Instead of every user using their own IP to hit the mint, with npub.cash every user "proxies" through the services server.
Turns out this second issue is much bigger than the first one and WebSockets do not solve this. So I decided to build a scheduler that make sure that all mint communication happens as frequent as possible, but never to frequent. This module also solves the first issue, as it allows to queue polling tasks in a lower priority making sure the service stays up to date about payment activity.
If the server restarts it wont hit the mint with a gazillion subs at once, it will make sure they are evenly spread out through low priority calls, while always making sure there is "rate" left for calls that need to be instant.
I built this module externally, so theoretically I could publish it as npm package for structured and timed mint communication. Please let me know if you could use something like this (because as of right now I don't think most Cashu applications would benefit from this, npub.cash is not your usual Cashu application).
After doing some testing I think it is ready to put into an experimental version of npub.cash. I hope to release this on reckless-npub.cash by the end of the week.
https://m.primal.net/PAZf.png

2025-02-17 09:24:58 GMT

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https://m.primal.net/PAFj.png
#nevent1q…q7px

2025-02-17 09:21:01 GMT

ecash fixes it

2025-02-17 09:19:22 GMT

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No worries! Happy to help. Can you send me your code? Are you sure that fees are 0?

2025-02-16 17:51:56 GMT

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enuts is not maintained and does not support Cashu v1 api or v4 token encoding

2025-02-16 17:51:13 GMT

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The first argument to getEncodedToken should by of type Token: https://cashubtc.github.io/cashu-ts-docs/docs/Guides/token

2025-02-16 17:06:17 GMT

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You are missing the mint url in the object that is being encoded.

2025-02-16 15:32:25 GMT

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Seems to work fine. Did you see any particular error message?

2025-02-16 07:07:24 GMT

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🥜🫡 https://cashubtc.github.io/cashu-ts-docs/docs/Guides/token

2025-02-12 09:22:26 GMT

mood rn. I think I just embarked on my villain arc. https://m.primal.net/OcJP.png

2025-02-06 11:01:08 GMT

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https://github.com/cashubtc/nuts/pull/222

2025-02-05 11:56:28 GMT

Is there something that you always wanted to change about cashu-ts? Now is the time. I started drafting what a possible version 3 could look like. If you want to break stuff, let me know: https://github.com/cashubtc/cashu-ts/issues

2025-02-04 14:56:43 GMT

cashu-ts v2.3 will support NUT22 auth 🎊
https://m.primal.net/OQBX.png

2025-02-04 07:13:09 GMT

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CashuWallet does not actually have any, my bad. But most methods of CashuMint are available statically too. So instead of `new CashuMint(url).getInfo()` you can call `CashuMint.getInfo(url)` too

2025-02-04 06:06:16 GMT

My new gym has no racks o0

2025-02-03 17:37:28 GMT

NUT21 & NUT22 are the best approach to authentication that I have ever seen. https://image.nostr.build/520ec8b4b77b6c103f636d9286575c302f9bb099f479d187f9becee072c5174c.jpg

2025-02-03 14:20:10 GMT

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JavaScript won because it builds up on an incredible runtime and environment that handles system level interactions (including mutexes). Browsers are astonishing pieces of software

2025-01-31 20:00:19 GMT

Good night nostr 💜 https://image.nostr.build/95ad82544bca671c34116427be183afff580148f566132f907e3701550329e3a.jpg

2025-01-20 15:58:45 GMT

Do Browsers implement ping/pong on WebSockets according to the WebSocket RFC?

2025-01-16 04:01:17 GMT

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Hi, sorry to hear that. Yes, please send me the payment details via DM. I am sure that we can figure this out

2025-01-14 12:41:44 GMT

Hey ChatGPT, please put this in code. Thanks! https://m.primal.net/NgFw.png

2025-01-13 15:49:08 GMT

Cashu should be fun, WebSocket boilerplate is not. Lets fix this. 💜
https://m.primal.net/NeuB.png

2025-01-12 18:53:16 GMT

Alles kann, nuss mix, aber nutmix kann nicht mehr #note1q9h…47ye

2025-01-12 18:42:43 GMT

Some people might say I get distracted too easily… fasten your seatbelts! I am working on yet another Cashu library 🙃
But let me cook, this will make sense once I am done with it, I promise

2025-01-10 16:45:02 GMT

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Hi there! Looks like it might be hanging somewhere. Please try clearing your cache and logging in again

2025-01-07 08:42:31 GMT

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Some nostr clients already do this. It might be a while until Telegram does it haha

2025-01-07 07:52:04 GMT

This is beautiful 🔥💜 https://video.nostr.build/9569b325978ac303d86ccd138c698bf7930f24fd1a2c63262bf4549f70efc0fd.mp4

2025-01-06 12:19:20 GMT

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This is not the point. Adding OTP enables apps that do not have access to your private key to still implement npub.cash's API.
Imagine you want to use cashu.me with npub.cash, but you don't have a signing extension. Instead of pasting your private key in there you could simply:
1. Add you public key to cashu.me
2. Go to your daily driver nostr app
3. Retrieve the OTP and paste it into cashu.me
4. Cashu.me is now authenticated with npub.cash without ever signing anything, nor accessing the keys

2025-01-06 12:10:14 GMT

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No, the problem with NIP-07, NIP-46 and NIP-42 is that all of them require signatures. Requiring a signature comes with the burden of key-management. Either your app accesses keys directly (unsafe) or you use a signer / extension (friction).
With this using npub.cash becomes as easy as operating a single nostr client. No additional software required.
NIP-46 and NIP-07 logins are still possible. OTP is not mandatory, but complimentary

2025-01-06 12:07:24 GMT

This is how OTP on npub.cash looks like:
1. Request an OTP via the API
2. Get the OTP from your nostr DM
3. Request an auth token by redeeming the OTP via the API
4. Interact with protected endpoints using the auth token
https://m.primal.net/NUgu.mov

2025-01-06 12:04:56 GMT

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No, it's basically SMS 2FA, but on nostr. You enter your npub on the login screen and receive an OTP via NIP17 DM

2025-01-06 11:53:32 GMT

OTP login coming to npub.cash 🔥 https://m.primal.net/NUgP.png

2025-01-04 18:56:00 GMT

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It might very well be the only thing that is ever observable, but it certainly is not the only thing there is. There is who were yesterday and there will be who you are tomorrow.
And if you are no nihilist and believe that humanity is capable of achieving, then your future you will always be a better version of yourself.

2025-01-04 18:00:12 GMT

The present is eternally lacking 🔥

2025-01-04 13:49:48 GMT

My wife told me that I live in a bubble. When I asked why she thinks that, she pointed out that my bookshelf is Bitcoin, Jordan Peterson and software books to one third each 🤷🏼‍♂️

2025-01-04 09:20:25 GMT

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NIP-07 does not allow signatures on arbitrary data. I tried to change that, but without success:
https://github.com/nostr-protocol/nips/pull/1026