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well, you can do pretty things to it but the light outline, and the dark on light has to be the same, but you can replace the square pixels with little circles or whatever so long as they are a reasonable size, and due to the optional level of error correction you can wipe out even (any? or at least the centre) 1/9th of the code on higher levels of error correction and put an icon in there
but i don't think this is really needed for a web interface for a management system, this kind of vanity QR is more of a mobile client thing to wow your nocoiner friends with

2024-09-16 22:41:13

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yeah, big codes are a problem too but there's no way around that for a payment path, has to be around 2x2, but many readers don't like inverted and they need that outline area to catch the square properly

2024-09-16 20:51:06

not sure what i did different, but over the last few days i have been condensing all my stuff relating to #nostr #relay #dev
https://realy.lol
just now took the code i had reworked to use my codecs and much of my protocol helpers and lo and behold, here's the fails in the @nprofile…4luh relay test:
```
Supports EOSE: FAIL (Timed out without EOSE)
Keeps open incomplete subscriptions after EOSE: FAIL (Timed out without EOSE)
Keeps open incomplete subscriptions after EOSE: FAIL (Timed out without EOSE)
```
i will fix these errors shortly, they are probably very simple, it should be sending eose after it finds everything but probably it's because i made the filter API synchronous per websocket instead of the way fiatjaf did it, with a messy concurrent channel API
this is working with fiatjaf's new `relayer`, as it is from the base it uses almost exclusively my own original codec for everything, and including the filter matching functions, which i debugged with the help of Mikes testing tool previously, currently except for the nip-11 relay information document
i'm calling it `realy` because i keep on making that typo from the word relay, and i think it's kinda funny, probably many won't even get it... and just to point out that `strfry` means a C function that makes a random anagram out of a string (string fry)
it also has some other tools, a vanity npub miner and a reverse proxy tool but tbh i'm not sure if they are working as it is right now, but they are useful and related tools to the main relay and the library
i will be further polishing this up but it can be used as is
the main planned improvements are related to configuration of the database, and after that, a CLI interface that works over DM that enables potentially paying for relay subscriptions, and managing adding and removing access for npubs, removing them, probably adding advanced filtering controls for access so that paid users can have all of their chats and discussions posted to the relay without any additional configuration while preventing spammy replies from getting on the relay
#thoon

2024-09-16 19:19:09

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there is no question that C is more complicated to learn than Go, but Go gives you a lot of teh performance (about 90%, and the main limitations are that Go is not so good at parallelism compared to using pthreads)
i'd also suggest trying C because it's pretty good for writing simple mathematical algorithms with, but the implicit types get messy, and personally one of the things i hate about Go is the fact that the `int` type is 32 bit on 32 bit hardware, and you see this sometimes in code, people using explicit int64 (signed) in a lot of places even though in practice, almost nobody puts serious servers on 32 bit processors

2024-09-16 19:15:01

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let me just put it this way:
when i was 12 years old, i got to do a stint of some kind of work experience at the Department of Primary Industries, in my home town of Toowoomba
i was being supervised by a guy who wrote simulators for crops that models rainfall, genetics, etc... his main go-to language was Forth
if you know Forth, it's like one step away from Assembler
in my time there i learned a bit about C and Lisp, lisp was very cool, but for doing math, the C and Forth were the best options back then (1988)
it's not that i'm some kind of a fanatic about the language i prefer, it's literally really easy for doing this kind of work, easy syntax, you will probably grasp it mostly straight away, and everything as regards to mathematics is very explicit, though if you need to do work with sets, you have to write your own stuff, and scaling it up gets complicated because of thread safety with maps, and the last point is not only simple, but fast

2024-09-16 18:53:40

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I'm sure hitler loves that abomination

2024-09-16 18:53:13

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i think the Amish and Mennonites both know about it, maybe go find some of those

2024-09-16 18:49:53

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haskell is not very simple to learn

2024-09-16 18:48:58

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woke = no sense of irony or humor
the left can't meme etc
it's a marker of brainwashing this kind of stiff aversion
i've seen people stuck in abusive and cult situations many times in my life and this is the kind of behaviour you see in them
they really don't get it, they are stuck inside a mind-prison where this world out here is dangerous, and they are really bothered by outsiders, because they are a cult

2024-09-16 18:13:54

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are those things like boobs and deadbeefcafe and shit?

2024-09-16 18:02:22

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the very fact that "sAfEtY" is their big selling point says a hell of a lot about the kind of people that are attracted to this hip and cool language that all the kool kids use
snowflakes, i mean, obviously, who else things safety is the most important thing?
practical engineers are more concerned about time to market and debugging

2024-09-16 17:57:16

do hipsterlang #rust fanatics really believe that buffer overflows and stack smashing attacks are the vulnerabilities that exploiting them has the biggest payoff in today's internet?
really?
welcome to 1996, morons

2024-09-15 20:31:23

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well, my suggestion is back up those .bitcoin directories and as long as you don't need to do a reindex they work ok, a gigabit network drive would be ok at that point, and maybe a little more memory on them so they cache more of the network drive kv store data
but it might not be worth it
anyhow, ultimately the purpose of this is providing an RPC for LN nodes or some other app, right? maybe start thinking about the bitcoin node as a replicable unit instead of the raw storage, most of the time 2 will keep you running and worst case 3 to cope with a really unlucky failure... and keep an adequate but maybe a bit slow one aside for redoing the IBD if you really get unlucky
i think that is probably the best way to deal with bitcoin nodes... they are a unit, and it only takes about an hour to replicate the data to another disk if you have a device with two onboard NVMe sockets on domestic hardware

2024-09-15 20:02:25

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well, yeah, the way that the silver stays nice when you keep it inside the plastic containers is also a good part of that
as jewellry, most of it is 9 carat which is usually mostly copper and zinc and idk what else, and it's too soft and goes black and stains the skin anyway
it really is more of an industrial metal than a precious metal, especially now its uses for antibacterial treatments and other oxidative catalysis is so valuable

2024-09-15 14:14:49

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wyoming, somewhere in the high plateau around Rock Springs

2024-09-15 13:56:28

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btw, Leah is the first wife of Israel, formerly Jacob (as in twin son of Isaac with the hairy redhead Esau), mother Rebecca
that's something a girl would like to hear, i think, especially if you find a good short version of the story for her
the thing is though, the whole "stealing the blessings" part is really shady, it was only when reading it in Jasher that i really understood what the story actually was (Isaac was charmed by the boistrous, conniving Esau and neglected and disregarded Jacob who was actually the more honest, humble and earnest one, and his mother encouraged him to just ask for it anyway - and in Jasher there is no conniving with the fake hairy arms and stuff

2024-09-15 13:48:36

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pretty sure Genesis names Leah, the details about the wives is pretty clear, they are usually quite important, like Sarai/Sarah, for example, she is repeatedly the centre of the narrative, and Rebecca in the Isaac/Jacob/Esau situation
but obviously this silly book lol

2024-09-15 12:13:49

just wanted to make an OP about this:
default WSL2 kernel (it's a 5.15 version) does not have a required netfilter module enabled, and this prevents you from setting up a wireguard tunnel from a WSL2 environment, this is the fix:
https://unix.stackexchange.com/questions/700620/run-wireguard-as-a-client-on-win10-with-wsl2
i don't know if this is needed for Ubuntu but building it on an Arch environment required me to install `sudo pacman -S base-devel bc pahole` to make the build complete
````
git clone --depth 1 https://github.com/microsoft/WSL2-Linux-Kernel.git
cd WSL2-Linux-Kernel/
zcat /proc/config.gz > .config
yes ""|make -j $(nproc)
```
then you need to copy the kernel bzImage into a location and create a `.wslconfig` file with this:
```ini
[wsl2]
kernel=c:\\Users\\<username>\\bzImage
```
and copy the file
`cp arch/x86_64/boot/bzImage /mnt/c/Users/<username>/bzImage`
and from a `cmd` or powershell run this:
`wsl --shutdown`
and then open up the WSL2 shell again and `uname -r` will show something like this:
`6.6.36.6-microsoft-standard-WSL2+`
for those of y'all who, like me, prefer AMD video cards which are absolute b0rk running most versions of linux these days, the colour correction, the mere support of it at all, when i first got this RX 7800 XT was quite a search to learn that Zorin OS 17 works... Ubuntu 24 also works but every other version of everything will give you either a black screen, or for Ubuntu 20 and similar, LLVMPipe CPU based rendering
there is of course no excuse for why the linux kernel 6 series is not working properly with the AMD drivers because they are open source, unlike the nouveau ones which are not supported by Nvidia in any way, shape or form - to the point where there isn't really a non-open source option for drivers on AMD, the pro version is only a small bit different and is mainly to enable better compute capabilities
i don't like any of this situation and i certainly hope i have another option for the next time i do a GPU upgrade

2024-09-15 11:55:34

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i hate firewall configuration, iptables is nasty... ufw is nice but it doesn't extend to NAT forwarding *facepalm* but HTTP reverse proxy is a piece of cake, my reverse proxy `lerproxy` even adds a HTTP header that is a standard field when using a reverse proxy so the origin is passed forward to the server instead of it only seeing the proxy's IP
i find TLS super annoying, especially if i need to share the service to someone else who i would otherwise need to give a CA to import to use a custom certificate but with a proper wildcard cert and a domain name i can do all that in one
though for some reason there's a lot of clients that seem to currently not actually accept the CA (sectigo) and i already established this is something to do with openssh... i literally just saw it update just now on my WSL2 arch environment so i presume that those slackarses at openssh forgot to fucking update the cert that was expired a few days back
more facepalm... and this is why i hate TLS

2024-09-15 11:11:44

i just finally noticed there is a "block untunneled traffic" button in windows wireguard :facepalm:
was kinda getting annoying not being able to access my router or local network printer, and i'd made that two-level chained wireguard setup partly to bypass being unable to access the the other machine on the same LAN as well
still, it's better having an always-on machine on the lan that runs a wireguard, doesn't matter if i change the router configurations the wireguard addresses will be stable and route on the LAN, and i can still jump straight on to the second level wireguard network from any point in the local WG subnet

2024-09-15 09:25:36

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i paid USD$12 for a DVD, USD$30 for shipping, and 17 euro in taxes
that's about 50% taxes, and i'm sure half of the rest of the price was also taxes

2024-09-15 08:26:02

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the beef patties were 125g each, so that's 375g of beef, plus probably another 250g of goat, plus about 300g of potato chips, and one little 200ml stout
it was a big meal

2024-09-15 08:24:19

gold is never going to be the money again
#nevent1q…r0tj

2024-09-14 20:26:06

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also, that's very interesting, it means that diamons are formed under us all the time wherever there is chunks of carbon

2024-09-14 18:29:44

i had some goat meat stewed according to #madeira custom for dinner today, wasn't gonna do it but the man at the bar/cafe/restaurant/convenience store persuaded me
it was very nice, stewed is a great way to have goat for sure
you won't see much advertising for madeira style goat stew but it is a thing
goat cheese is a big industry here and so there is plenty of 1 year old male goats that need dealing with
the spice mixes they use are quite nice too
#goat #restaurant

2024-09-14 17:22:10

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debasing currency is an essential tool for tyrants to fund mass murder

2024-09-14 16:56:35

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this is a good example of why the apocrypha are worth looking at
the detail in Jasher about this exact situation illuminates a lot... and Enoch also mentions his Red Hair and White Skin
and no coincidence, probably that Esau exhibits these physical characteristics, i'm sure i don't have to remind you of the Jacob and Esau and their mother and the furry Esau scenario... interestingly, in Jasher, the conniving part of the mother's actions are missing!
honestly, on the face of it the plain Genesis version makes Jacob look bad, instead of suggestible, and his mother seems like a straight up Eve
i honestly can't make sense of teh story even with 3 different versions, it still seems shady to me but in all three versions the further actions of Esau make it very clear this guy was a piece of shit

2024-09-13 22:18:50

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yeah, it would be great to have a timeline and family tree of all that stuff, because iirc, Matthew starts off with a geneaology that traces back to David, and you can build the tree back to Adam... to put them all in a timeline with birth and death and their family relations would be an amazing infographic
and yeah, Jasher and Jubilees both concer with what you say, iirc, regarding Abraham being born before Noah died... both books go into quite some detail about their ages and who they had children to and everything, it's all quite clear and consistent across the texts

2024-09-12 22:15:41

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The Apocalypse of Yajnavalkya
https://www.amazon.es/-/pt/dp/B0C1J2MLCN/ref=sr_1_1?crid=YILCB2Z48E7E
there's a couple of parts of this book i want to dig into more, and i think their hypothesis about the events related to the Great Flood are wrong (they say meteor strike from Taurids, and they also say that the race of angels, Tuatha de Danaan, the Aes Dana, the Angelic Host, or whatever you name them) now live out in that direction towards the Pleiades, but i don't think it was taurids... and they also talk about a proton/high energy particle blast from a star 400LY away they name "geminga" but that timing of 42000 years ago coincides with the Laschamp Event (just look it up) which is a geomagnetic excursion and roughly lines up with the ~25000 year cycle as the previous cycle peak, which means we are in for another peak and the 12000 year event was Noah
but it also says that they were here on earth, they built the great pyramids of egypt, back about 15000 years ago, before that swarm hit us, so, idk, now i know about geomagnetic excursions and i already recalled reading about pole shifts a long way back, the "total flood" scenario starts with a micronova and the rippling of the galactic current sheet - and after all that stuff is thrown off by the sun, then yes, over the subsequent 1200 years there would be clouds of meteors that eventually are gonna hit hard in that time, the period of history geologists call the Younger Dryas
it's written in a funny style, sorta like psychic medium but at the same time also is bristling with references like an academic text, but it was what pointed me to Enoch and Jasher and Jubilees and the 6000/12000/25000 year cycle (yuga cycle) and Vishnu Purana
and i have read bits and pieces of these things, not completed yet, but especially Enoch and Vishnu Purana i saw what this person writing it expressed in the book
anyway, just dropping the reference and the best understanding i have from my reading currently, combined with the apocrypha i have read, and i am convinced it is correct and that the "angels" are humans who lived here and achieved the technology and knowledge to migrate across the galaxy and they left a promise with Enoch they would come back and collect the humans who weren't evil... and when you keep that in mind and read Revelation and Genesis and Enoch it all starts to make a certain kind of very novel, interesting sense, one that i'm very inclined to believe in, it totally knits together so many things that previously were detached threads

2024-09-12 21:41:57

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yeah, i have 12 movies queued up to get around to watching that are there or related to it... one of them is Close Encounters... haha... already seen that one, read the book... and Butch Cassidy and teh Sundance Kid... idk, gonna be fun but i haven't got much patience for watching movies, i'm probably gonna check out the newest ones for the super HD visuals of the landscape mostly

2024-09-12 21:40:05

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there is many other data points for some parts of it though
like the white skin blonde/red hair stuff... you can pin this to a mutation that emerged after an event 42000 years ago... in the book i learned about this, they said it was related to a star 400 lightyears away blowing up and blasting out a shockwave of X- and Gamma rays and that seemed plausible but i also learned today that coincides with the Laschamp Event which is the most studied geomagnetic excursion known
anyway, it's one data point, i recommend checking out The Book of Jasher and The Book of Jubilees, a couple other apocrypha that tell slightly different versions but mostly corroborating to the story in Genesis
the fact that maybe more than a dozen literal direct sayings attributed to Jesus are directly from Enoch suggests that back in those times Enoch was widely known, that alone is kinda significant, even if the provenance is weak in places

2024-09-12 16:55:33

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Laschamp_event#Background_and_effects
btw, for anyone who is skeptical about whether we could be looking at another geomagnetic reversal/excursion in the near future:
Since its discovery, the magnetic excursion has been demonstrated in geological archives from many parts of the world.[3] The transition from the normal field to the reversed field lasted approximately 250 years, while the magnetic field remained reversed for approximately 440 years. During the transition, Earth's magnetic field declined to a minimum of 5% of its current strength, and was at about 25% of its current strength when fully reversed. This reduction in geomagnetic field strength resulted in more cosmic rays reaching the Earth, causing greater production of the cosmogenic isotopes beryllium-10 and carbon-14, a decrease in atmospheric ozone, and changes in atmospheric circulation.[4][5]
the auroras this may were a clear red flag that the earth's magnetic field is dramatically declining... based on the relative change of observed solar flare strength and the resultant geomagnetic storm strength, dating back to the Carrington Event, which was x45 according to this paper:
https://www.swsc-journal.org/articles/swsc/pdf/2013/01/swsc130015.pdf
whereas the ones in may were 8.7:
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/solar-cycle-largest-flare-bursts-not-over-may-2024/
and that event created auroras that were seen to 50'N, ie, near the more northern cities of canada and northern europe
the one in may, literally 1/9th the strength, loaded the atmosphere with so much energy that new caledonia and puerto rico had sightings of the aurora, absolutely unprecedented in recorded history since records of aurora and solar/geomagnetic storms have been studied
do the math... we have a carrington again probably 2/3rds of the planet's surface will have every electronic device fried completely, currently at a 9x ratio compared to how strong the field was back then, and there are other data points about how this is an exponential curve, the event in the 30s, another in the 60s, all a little stronger, there was one in the mid 00s i forget when, 2007 maybe
it's not that electronic and radio technology will be completely destroyed, it's just that anyone who isn't prepared for this, and hasn't got military grade EMP protection on their devices is probably going to be the proud owners of many many bricks, their house lighting will be gone, likely not just the power circuits but many small, voltage sensitive devices will be fused and permanently fail, and anything with actual antennas, yeah, buh bye
it's coming soon, extrapolation of the decay curve based on an apparent logarithmic decay we are now in that last 11% or so of the transition to a reversal of the magnetic field impacting us to reverse polarity, and by the information about the Laschamp event probably that means at least 400 years of completely disrupted climate and many other effects that will make life very difficult

2024-09-12 16:29:43

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Noah wasn't the only passenger in the Ark, and according to Enoch there was a man, son of a granddaughter or something, who was born of nephilim descent, with bright red hair, and the Head of Days tells Enoch that it was a mistake - A MISTAKE... yes, the angelic host made a mistake with the consist of the Ark's human passengers
and i'm pretty sure that Noah's boat wasn't the only survivor, there was a few others here and there, and almost certainly according to genetic analysis, some tens of thousands of humans survived the event around 12000 years ago, there was earlier ones, one around 75000 years ago necked the human gene pool down to 5000 individuals, and of course nephilim genetics means nothing, it was the knowledge that gave them power, so i'm pretty sure some of them also survived
if you haven't read the various assemblages of text that are the history given by Enoch, i highly recommend you get your hands on a copy... it makes it ABSOLUTELY CLEAR that angels were humans with white skin and usually blonde or red hair, taller, bigger heads, and these "giants" were F1 hybrids, the direct children of these unlawful couplings referred to in Genesis
the genetics of these humans is partly why also the early characters in the bible, mostly genesis, had such long lifespans, but as time passed these genetics for ~1200 year lifespans faded

2024-09-10 21:37:18

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https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/a/a9/Flag_of_the_Soviet_Union.svg/255px-Flag_of_the_Soviet_Union.svg.png
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/f/fa/Flag_of_the_People%27s_Republic_of_China.svg/255px-Flag_of_the_People%27s_Republic_of_China.svg.png
https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/2/21/Flag_of_Vietnam.svg/255px-Flag_of_Vietnam.svg.png

2024-09-10 21:28:43

remind me again how go is a shit language for performance?
this here shows you that a go-based scripting language written in Go has the best performance at performing a fibonacci series by quite an absurd factor, nearest competitor almost half the speed, lua
and the go interpreter is still 30x slower than the native go code
when you consider that you can compile it in that time just why
#nevent1q…sevz

2024-09-10 21:15:45

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also, from d5/tengo:
https://cdn.satellite.earth/59c1e9eeb7925f21a927c06fd500c9afcff68682c6ae344ccf2b461f9b2d2425.png
why would you choose to use a programming language that takes 30x more time to do a fibonacci tho?

2024-09-10 21:13:05

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almost certainly does
it's probably derived from Rob Pike's original beginnings of a Go interpreter, i think someone made a full blown one at one point, i forget what it's called, but writing language processing tools is one of Go's strong points for sure

2024-09-10 21:10:17

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tengo?
still, what. a < b = bool

2024-09-10 09:52:14

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yeah... vitor is not taking it well

2024-09-10 08:55:22

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between the amethyst and coracle devs, relating to reporting protocols... amethyst tags the reported posts with a reaction, which makes counting reactions a bit ugly if for example the post contained a link to kiddie porn

2024-09-10 00:54:33

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https://github.com/mleku/nodl/tree/master/cmd/vainstr
this is the fastest vanity miner but you have to build and install the bitcoin secp256k1 library to get that benefit (and go)
it lets you search for prefixes, suffixes and anywhere in the key string
it can mine a 5 character suffix key in about 10 minutes on a 12 core Ryzen 5
i'd build a binary if someone would pay me to *wink*

2024-09-10 00:35:50

outstanding, mozilla's former gif loading animation used on a new replybot
#nevent1q…c5kc

2024-09-09 22:11:31

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i remember some figure around 30k a few months ago, seemed reasonable, which means there's probably another 270k lurkers at least

2024-09-09 21:41:11

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"tit" is a british expression meaning an idiot

2024-09-09 21:27:48

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and now also i know that it's mainly caused by celiac... i can't believe i have suffered from this rash for ~25 years without figuring out it was a symptom of celiac
the weird thing is i don't always get it
and i ate bread a lot in my time in prison and instead of a rash i got severe allergic asthma, so bad i couldn't sleep... caffeine reduced it and ventolin reduced it and this obscure antihistamine chlorpyramine reduced it... i struggled for like 5 years with using ventolin on it, because the ventolin stops working in the long term after about 2 weeks, it actually releives it for a few hours and then it's back even worse
and all this trouble with electrolytes
just eating bananas and potato chips is making that mostly go away, but in a weird way, but i feel a lot better, brain working better
anyway, live and learn... in some ways the long time suffering makes the time of liberation from it sweeter, not gonna say i love suffering or evil or anything but yeah

2024-09-09 21:07:53

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also, it's because those AIs are fed with bullshit that they make bullshit
GIGO
as old as computers themselves
garbage in, garbage out
or as Jesus said "By their fruits ye shall know them"

2024-09-09 21:06:16

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that's more accurate

2024-09-09 20:49:13

https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2024-09-09/tucker-carlson-tenet-media-how-conservatism-lost-its-counter-culture-status
a brief explanation in here about what Alex Jones and Tucker Carlson's job is about
they don't mention it in there and make up their own words but what it is is a "limited hangout" where a small group agree with what is most likely a factual conspiracy, and then they deliberately discredit themselves to smear the conspiracy with their reputational "blunder"
he goes into a little detail about how they did it during the trucker protests in canada

2024-09-09 19:28:48

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yeah, i'm sure i'm gonna go visit more of them
that reminds me, there is one in Australia too, up around Rockhampton i think
yeah, here it is:
https://www.ancientpages.com/2020/02/13/mysterious-gympie-pyramid-evidence-of-an-ancient-lost-civilization-in-australia/
i remember driving past it, i didn't climb it
i'm of the opinion that there definitely is some structures that due to the climate of the region got weathered to hell and are deeply collapsed to the point where you'd have to burrow through the entire structure to find parts that are still remnant
it's hot up there in north queensland, i can't imagine that a giant pile of bricks stacked in a pyramid made out of synthetic stone would not look like a mountain after 8000+ years

2024-09-09 19:09:07

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yeah that's why so many people like the AI, it's a way to dodge responsibility
pathetic

2024-09-09 18:49:17

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yeah, that thing about likes is a problem
the solution would be a negative/positive tag added to kind 7s i think?
no point in bothering with changing what is passed i think, but perhaps to give some clear guidance for client devs... having a negative/positive sense to reactions makes a lot of sense
but also, at the same time, i think amethyst should consider at least asking first time about this and letting teh user disable this part of the report, or just expose the whole thing in the modal
btw, composing this post, coracle froze up on me, and i had to dig around in the console to root out the actual text and remove the automatically added html tags inside it
it was because for whatever reason, alby signer had locked my key and refused to sign it

2024-09-09 18:48:15

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the pyramids are the red flag
bosnia has them too, and they are also found in other places, and i don't mean only the ones that are obvious man made edifices but the ones that have decayed so much they look like natural mountains, kinda... there is ones in china too, and i believe in several places in africa, west asia, and north america
it's because the people who were behind the pyramids are also behind the power structure of our society
they were mostly dispersed about 6000 years ago but in that time they gradually built up empires again and enslaved people and made memes and have been slowly working towards knitting together a single global government
the fact that the USD$1 note has this pyramid on it is also red flag
the fun part is, though, that these people don't have the knowledge of how to use this pyramid technology, even with their monopoly on information, it's not in the vatican library, it's nowhere
that is probably intentional by another group who knew of these people
the evidence of these dynasties of crime families all across the world is unquestionable, as is the fact that something isolated them from each other a long time ago, there is at least two of them as a major grouping, some refer to them as the East and West factions, and they have some kind of a plan that they are executing, and it's my opinion that the designer of the plan is none other than the diablo himself
and the reason why they are getting more and more frantic and heavy handed is because in the next 50 years, the same kind of massive global catastrophe that dispersed them in the times of Babel and the Flood are going to happen again, and they don't even have their stupid pyramids anymore
idk how to say it any better... the bad guys are being pushed into a corner by isolation and deliberate destruction of their knowledge, it won't be long, we will probably both live to see it play out

2024-09-09 17:55:56

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ah, there is customs around this climb
the pyramid mountain in Serbia is a bit like that, someone even built a little chapel at the top, i forget what the motivation was, but i'm pretty sure that people believed even back then that it was clearly a pyramid and the reason was to sanctify the sin of the place
the town nearby has signs and advertising relating to UFO sightings and there is at least one hotel, the one i stayed at, anyway, that is right nearby, only an hour's round trip from that hotel to the peak
the weather at the top of the mountain is also very interesting, i think, and indicative of something - when i climbed it, at the bottom it was clear and sunny, and there was no clouds over the mountain, but by the 45 minutes or so that passed while ascending, a dense cloudmass formed around the peak and at the very top everything was shrouded in mist, it was very cool
now that i know that cloud formation requires electrons (to negatively charge dust) i'm of the opinion that the pyramid still concentrates some kind of electromagnetic energy
i was told by several people that the mountain is famous for its crazy sudden weather changes and frequent heavy cloud cover right at the top

2024-09-09 17:44:47

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but you are supposed to sacrifice virgins up there, with a nasty sharp piece of flint, and display their gutropes to the sun who will bless your crops in the coming year

2024-09-09 16:16:51

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far better than the text mangler and more on point than it's little brain could manage
the semantics are everything... if AI text manglers were really competition for software engineers they would grasp such simple things as causal chains and sequence relations, they can't even do that, at best, they can template out someone's existing version but they can't think through semantics, ast all

2024-09-09 15:19:34

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someone is experimenting with how to break WoT i suppose lol

2024-09-09 15:18:49

i've started seeing a strange thing with my work on the multi-social-network aggregator today:
https://cdn.satellite.earth/17e8c20dbf84bb3876e454f525cc443e87b4c42387bc603147d1e1738f574e1b.png
nostr follow events with only one follow... if you look closely, it appeaers that every single one of these is a different npub and follows only one person
@npub1f0r…m0sa
dis you manufacturing followers?

2024-09-09 12:33:01

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no, the qur'an does not specify the charity goes to muslims
i was in sharing a cell for 3 months with a sunni muslim from morocco, he told me that giving to non muslims was also normal because it proves they are superior
obviously they don't give to porn stars and prostitutes lol, and probably not to mormons and jehovas witnesses but probably almost anyone else
the rules in the qur'an also are quite interesting, the requirement for tithing is only 2% (to go to the caliph/imam in your local area) and i don't recall any stipulated percentage for charity giving but it is considered to be buying you more virgins for your mansion in heaven (as is dying for the cause, and converting people)

2024-09-09 12:17:13

https://www.zerohedge.com/personal-finance/indonesia-most-charitable-nation-world
buddhism and islam both admonish their followers to give to charity

2024-09-09 10:13:34

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ah yeah i can do this with the debug console

2024-09-08 21:07:06

the total utter lack of understanding of the probabilities and the nature of proof of work among nostr users is embarrassing
please, do some reading
you are literally less likely to win a block with a bitaxe than the actual lottery, dollar for dollar
and proof of work needs a consensus, or you don't set a barrier at all

2024-09-08 20:27:56

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i am finding that my follows are orders of magnitude more competent than any search engine these days

2024-09-08 19:56:28

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this page says it's not found
https://mxtoolbox.com/supertool3?action=cname%3amleku.dev&run=toolpage
the CNAME record is obviously in my advanced DNS settings on namecheap
i remember when setting up that email address there it took a large part of a day to actually happen, so i'm just gonna put it to the side
annoyed though, having trouble getting a wildcard subdomain certificate to work on my LE proxy but oh well

2024-09-08 19:40:21

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that throwing away is already happening anyway
idk if you have caught the gist of it but almost all approved shitcoin casinos at least under US juris my diction are basically forced servants of the CIA and NSA... the dude who made shapeshift, erik vorhees, he talked about it briefly once, these things called National Security Letters which are basically commands from Our Benefactors that you either comply with, and don't talk about, or they decline your licence
so, yeah, that's been their first counter-attack, and it's no coincidence either that Consensys and IBM and JPM are involved with ethereum... i mean, idk about you, but i hear about the "funding rounds" of endless bullshit fucking shitcoin projects and the zeroes abound in the numbers of fiat units they are getting to do this bullshit

2024-09-08 19:34:26

ok #asknostr - anyone who has set up paid SSL certs
how long does the CNAME based domain confirmation typically take? it's like the old days right? 1-2 days?
centralised DNS shit sucks such ass it's painful to watch

2024-09-08 19:13:52

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on that last paragraph
only if said outcome is desirable to Our Benefactors

2024-09-08 18:23:23

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in the end that's the only way that normal users will have access to the needed hashpower, so why bother with the PoW and just use paid relays as the gate

2024-09-08 16:57:11

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strangely all the people who used to hold those positions now parrot antitrump rhetoric and shame people for disagreeing about the safety of vaccines or AGW

2024-09-08 16:54:42

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lol! that's what CHARLIE LEE said 13 years ago lol, see how that turned out?
one of the last standing PoW coins but only because it's got such a big miner useerbase
i still haven't heard a reasonable, cogent argument from any PoW antispammers on nostr explaining to me what happens when the amount of hashpower increases, they haven't even thought about the fact you need a consensus on the network hash rate in order to actually prevent spam!
i hope you all enjoy your arse backwards method of antispam as much as this rake-boarder:
https://i.imgflip.com/92smgz.jpg

2024-09-08 14:16:21

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i'm doing this because i don't want to rewrite correct subscription handling and that's the final boss before replicatr 2 is here

2024-09-08 14:15:34

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reason being i already know from testing that my badger event store and codec are not gonna fail once i manage to put them in place of the fiatjaf things

2024-09-08 14:14:30

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also, fixing that dumpster fire fiatjaf/eventstore/badger?
https://i.imgflip.com/92sam8.jpg

2024-09-08 14:10:54

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switching over the codecs is gonna be rough though... just pinning a version in the note here so others can actually pull it and verify my results are true

2024-09-08 14:09:14

https://cdn.satellite.earth/9615824127296b6b5bd6916f3518a73938f49d8dbc0f9fb09f96906de2874c11.png
this is the failing tests using @nprofile…vj6z 's relay-tester on fiatjaf/mattn's relayer modified to use the fiatjaf/eventstore
oopsie!
i got almost all of those to go green with my previous work
i'm in the process of trying to make relayer use my codec and protocol helpers, i've just done the first step of making it use a badger db so it can actually run without doing the skinner box dance with postgres
https://github.com/mleku/realy/tree/v2.1.10
obviously there's bugs in the event store as it's not returning expected events
https://i.nostr.build/2R0eX.png

2024-09-08 13:50:53

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oh yeah, and i bet it's not politically correct too

2024-09-08 13:50:32

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the interactive DVD is worth the price of entry alone i'm sure haha

2024-09-08 13:20:35

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yeah like the swimming pool adjacent to the ferris wheel in Pripyat

2024-09-08 00:07:48

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earphones are a substitute for rural surroundings

2024-09-07 22:08:01

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i used to sweat like a pig but then i usedto always eat loads of salty potato chips!
now i see it lol
i'm adding potassium chloride to my salt anyhow
it must be the water though surely? common thing between madeira and costa rica = islands...
i think possibly larger land masses the main water supply has more sodium and potassium in it
it may only be like 20% difference but if you don't know it kicks your arse

2024-09-07 22:04:42

i just have been finding the between screen resistance thing on windows 11 really annoying
i turned on magnifier and made sure the displays were as close together as they could be, and magic, problem gone
what
the
fuck
bro

2024-09-07 21:19:48

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ah, i don't freckle so much, but i also have not been in enough sun for some years now

2024-09-07 21:10:45

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heated honey is bullshit, but those enzymes and vitamins and minerals as a combo are fr good food

2024-09-07 21:09:42

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wild honey + meat + dried = long term storable food

2024-09-07 21:08:45

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best thing about being mixed is how you can chameleon it... my austro-indonesian looks come out more with certain settings
i do think maybe you are not getting as much sun lately tho

2024-09-07 21:04:57

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wild honey is an elixir for sure

2024-09-07 20:35:10

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christie lagarde?

2024-09-07 20:09:47

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i have to press buttons to see reply guy

2024-09-07 19:42:23

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probably is more mature by now too, but yeah, he has written a lot of fancy stuff that makes use of strfry's database to store relay admin stuff

2024-09-07 19:08:25

a healthy organism needs periodic challenges in order to remain healthy
that stupid man nassim taleb called this "antifragile" but all organisms are like this, and this property of antifragility is not confined only to biological things but even our planet has organism style reactions... it feeds life on this planet but it can't do that without a bit of nasty radiation from the sun, also some ions and high energy particles
the same applies to nostr... nostr is an organism, a multicellular organism, and it also needs to be stress tested in order to be healthy
a healthy protocol is always improving and fixing its weaknesses, and acquiring new sources of inputs
a lot of the rules of software engineering are a bit different for an open protocol, because it inherently has to deal with a constantly changing environment
so, reply guy and all the other asshats who have pushed at weaknesses in the infrastructure and protocol are ultimately doing us a favour, not saying we love them, we want to kill them actually, that's why it's good

2024-09-07 19:02:55

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as a kidney disease sufferer i support this message

2024-09-07 19:02:01

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haha
@nprofile…ak66 already made one

2024-09-07 18:40:00

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i hate it also, i only use it when i must
i've got in my mind that i'm gonna take one or two more flights in the future and never step inside an airport again ever again after that
if the earth's magnetic field is weakening dramatically because of an impending pole shift then at some point in the next 15 years it's going to be really dangerous to be up in the air in a machine that depends on electricity

2024-09-07 18:36:54

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WoT is not that expensive, and you can use auth to cap legit users usage and more aggressively cap one off npub auth so the IP address gets rate limited if it comes again in a short time with a different auth
be creative, the enemy is wriggling like a stuck pig, nail its jugular by any means necessary

2024-09-07 18:06:36

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i'm gonna make it search friendly tho... so, it will seach backward from the point of the 80 character wide limit, and if it finds a comma, break there instead of anywhere else
the hard wrapping messes up my use of searching for strings, if they get broken by a comma, usually that's a valid endpoint so instead of just breaknig at 80, break at 80 OR the nearest comma to 80... this preserves whole strings of things

2024-09-07 17:45:48

totally solved the problem of slow output on the intellij terminal
logger automatically breaks lines, dumbly, into 80 character long and done.
win.

2024-09-07 17:13:43

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but in the end people will have to pay for pow so that kinda kills that