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Hmm.. I deserve to win, in part because I'm the first one to do all that, but also in part because I still haven't received any zaps on here.. still trying to test that things work, including my wallet. I was already following you.

2024-10-05 15:13:27 GMT

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With the right mix of minds.

2024-09-30 14:32:07 GMT

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Yeah. Please save the democracy that the US never was!

2024-09-27 22:24:09 GMT

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That's when I bring an ASIC miner..

2024-09-27 17:30:08 GMT

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Wait but the US is #1 in everything!

2024-09-27 17:26:52 GMT

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Slightly taller, no tail.. with rockets and computers.

2024-09-27 17:01:10 GMT

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Wait but the US is #1 in everything!

2024-09-27 16:56:51 GMT

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Don't forget the Little Old Lady from there!

2024-09-25 21:23:23 GMT

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Bots always claim they're not bots. 😆

2024-09-25 09:43:19 GMT

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In one specific country out of a couple hundred countries..

2024-09-24 02:08:48 GMT

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This isn't the first time this happened, nor will it be the last time.

2024-09-22 23:37:15 GMT

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FFS can you please stop truncating every one of these??

2024-09-20 08:08:12 GMT

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How specifically does it prevent a government takedown of the heya.fund subdomain?

2024-09-20 07:27:26 GMT

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There needs to be some clear way for a candidate to categorize their own availability and interest, to lower company hiring spam, primarily from headhunter flunkies who don't know what not to do.
Examples:
- I'm employed, unlikely to switch, but interested to hear only of positions that match certain criteria exactly: (a, b, c, ...)
- Unemployed but interested only in positions that match my criteria
- Contracting only, and I'm interested in more concurrent contracts, and my current busy percent is x%.
- Unemployed and send me anything you think fits my skillset, and hurry!
Notice how different each of these are.

2024-09-18 09:20:26 GMT

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Precisely!!

2024-09-17 17:32:11 GMT

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How do we fine tune our NOSTR? Oh. Nevermind. 😀

2024-09-16 00:50:58 GMT

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Hmm. Well. There are some confused people!
Let me explain. First I'll say that I'm a software engineer with some decades of experience working at places you've heard of. I've been using Bitcoin for greater than 6 years, but didn't ever use Lightenjng (it seemed too sketchy, and I avoided it until now, when j began using NOSTR).
I tried to set my lightening wallet using Amethyst (Primal gives me two wallet options I've never heard of.. so..). I saw no explanation in Amethyst about how to initialize a lightening wallet so I went and read multiple web pages to try to understand what I should do, and also tried to understand the terminology. I didnt see any clear definition of "lightening address". There appears to be N different formats of addresses and companies involved for some reason (?), but ok.... I ended up choosing noah (dot) me and created a wallet.
I went into my profile in Amethyst and it wouldn't accept any lightening address that I had. I have to admit that I gave up after around an HOUR of trying to get the app to accept the noah address. I decided I must be doing something wrong if it took an hour to fail at adding my wallet address, but I didn't have any clear examples of what a lightening address _could_ look like.
Eventually I was able to generate an address that begins with "ln" and I thought okay, that probably stands for Lightening Network, and it's an address, so it is obviously a lightening network address, and when I pasted it into Amethyst, Amethyst accepted it on the first try. Done! That's what worked. Except no!
Now about terminology:
"LNURL": In internet terminology something is a URL when it has a protocol and a path in that protocol, usually separated with a colon. For examples http://host and about:config . What you're calling an "LNURL" doesn't qualify. It isn't a URL. It may be an address, however. But if the Lightening devs call this a URL then I'm glad if it's deprecated because you're going to confuse literally every new user who attempts to read about it.
"Lightening address": without this being clearly defined and working _as defined_ users will be confused and things won't work. Who has the link to the clear and working definition? If it's user@host, that is commonly known as an "email address", all except that ssh began using that syntax as a shell account address (a far less commonly used, far less commonly known use case than email). If Lightening wants to use email addresses then they should say "email address" if anyone cares about potential user confusion.
*sigh*
My lightening wallet email address is: [email protected]
Amethyst wallet settings attached, for reference.
https://image.nostr.build/2eb438be9e49a0f325048c9bfa5b898f48bee9cc6b525233c4fcdc07255ede29.jpg
https://image.nostr.build/bbac2f908d8d5a256d24da52a8ef6765fabded01dfa7ba0d3badb9a22739200c.jpg

2024-09-15 11:46:36 GMT

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Can you provide a link that describes what conjoin is about, please?

2024-09-14 23:00:54 GMT

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Do you mean that you're unable to see the lightening wallet address that I set via Primal? https://image.nostr.build/39686fc63d0c53bce517042242fcfc08c88545e944e4c9314da41dda26ef0629.jpg

2024-09-14 22:00:10 GMT

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Yes please....

2024-09-13 17:59:34 GMT

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Sharing is caring!

2024-09-13 05:07:38 GMT

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https://www.theregister.com/2024/05/13/infosec_in_brief

2024-09-11 22:34:52 GMT

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Where can I get some of these?

2024-09-10 22:24:04 GMT

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You are being impatient about AI.

2024-09-09 00:39:56 GMT

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Excellent content!! Thanks!

2024-09-06 01:15:15 GMT

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And the reason why this isn't the default configuration is.....?

2024-09-06 00:06:20 GMT

Ask nostr: Why do I have a feed that is flooded with these posts of just sentence fragments https://image.nostr.build/4281e0ba3435aebcc64f0c9b39b085ef52800a99fd435b7a6ad6fdffb72bc12b.jpg ? What should I do to fix it?

2024-09-05 00:00:56 GMT

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Yeah, I am moving forward, technologically. Not accepting the same problem over again.

2024-09-04 20:39:46 GMT

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- Minds: apparently couldn't get the software working well enough, drove users away.
- Mastadon: went extinct.. ?
- There were some ethereum ones that I guess just didn't take off, for the general public..
- Some others I already happily forgot.

2024-09-04 15:12:44 GMT

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It was the one that survived.

2024-09-04 00:50:18 GMT

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Do you know of any actively developed AI chains like this? I also spent time thinking about how great it could be and how to build it.

2024-09-02 22:06:46 GMT

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I'm a full stack dev, currently without a project, and am in Portugal sometimes, but not at the moment. Quite pro-freedom.

2024-09-02 21:30:27 GMT

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Please count me in. We can start a Signal group or Discord or a chat in here if you'd like. To me, Signal is best but we could chat elsewhere if you prefer.

2024-09-02 11:58:12 GMT

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Link?

2024-09-02 02:08:57 GMT

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It actually depends on what you're trying to do with it. Llama 3.1 is newer than Mixtral.. but Llama 3.1 has wokeness built into it. Mixtral is less woke, and highly capable, but generally will perform lower on logic and reasoning than the newer Llama 3.1. Claude Haiku is nice but too small, and not open source. GPT models perform well but are both somewhat woke plus closed source.

2024-09-02 01:02:20 GMT

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Brave isn't a helpful web browser, IMO, but Brave (the company) makes a pretty good search that to me made a decent replacement for Google search: https://search.brave.com .. and it has an AI search feature right at the top. Works great! So maybe use chatgpt's plus Brave, and then we never need to hit Google search for anything.

2024-08-31 10:10:52 GMT

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boa constrictor!