mleku
mleku™️

hm, just random thought also
the count query method... in previous implementations i think that the actual event data was being pulled and decoded, that just seems silly to me right now, when i can simply count the hits on the filter prefix and return that, which is a much faster operation
also, other random thoughts, after reading about how badger (and dgraph) use a form of ristretto cache system, it occurs to me that i should reformulate the GC cache strategy to use ristretto... would be awesome to cut down a GC pass from 12 seconds for 15gb to like half a second, by using a ristretto algorithm
mmm ristretto... must be time for another

2024-06-26 15:02:31

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the only possible treatment is constant attacks on self image to confuse you and keep you from recognising that you actually work just as hard as everyone else so we can maintain the image of housewifery being some kind of pretend career that involves never finishing degree courses and being unable to hold down part time jobs packing shelves at the local supermarket, because you are useless, never forget, useless woman! but that's not sexist, sexist is where you say that women are good at this kind of complex, disorganised set of tasks that need to be done all yesterday

2024-06-26 14:57:44

oshit
i completely forgot that envelopes are part of NIP-01
there is 11 of them, and i hand-crafted the parsers for events and filters
these are simpler, all of them are arrays, for a start... but i'm not using my custom non-growing buffer implementation for this... oh well... i chopped through the filter pretty fast after i got the event together
back to the lab, dr frankenstein 🧪 🥼

2024-06-26 14:34:04

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"what did you say max? i can't hear you!!"

2024-06-26 14:32:54

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zz-d5LVul3w
the little text that goes with this one is so cute
yes, we call them citadels, not enclaves, but same same 😁

2024-06-26 14:09:56

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the minds of the public have been completely scrambled, it's pure fluffy yellow

2024-06-26 14:09:19

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when i finally bump into the right lady i'm gonna fight that propaganda bullshit that she is not superwoman already so hard

2024-06-26 13:47:36

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what does "can't work even x" mean? "don't have that much free time" would be the answer to give
i hate this babylon system upside down 🤡 🌎

2024-06-26 13:30:35

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the welfare system was the main reason i fled australia 12 years ago
because of that system, simple entrepreneurship is basically impossible without connections and a pile of capital, there is obstructions in every direction, for marketing, for transport, for licensure
every country that has got a big welfare system has a problem that is only going to end with total collapse, and is going to lead to total collapse
with so many people getting paid to do nothing, to keep the wages down for the corporations, you breed a culture of entitlement and this will eventually see looting and senseless destruction when the food supply breaks down

2024-06-25 23:04:05

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it's all in vain anyway... we are coming into a galactic magnetic reversal, maybe part way in already, the earth's magnetic field is weakening and small solar storms are causing big aurora and triggering storms, rain, cloud cover and earthquakes
whoever is organising this nonsense is just confusing you, it's actually just for military use to create a reflective upper atmosphere for over-the-horizon radar systems
they approved specific additives to jet fuel that increase the microwave reflection over the atmosphere at 30kft and they are everywhere and if you fly a lot you will have seen these "chembows" and all the strange ways they develop over time at high altitude
we are coming into a cooling period, and it wouldn't matter if we increased ash- and particulate free CO2 output at all, the electrons and cosmic rays are going to cause our planet to be covered in clouds, to be colder and more stormy than normal, and just go read about the detected changes in other planets, 33% faster winds on venus, there is a new jetstream on jupiter, neptune has had record aurora and storms, 1/3 of the atmosphere of pluto was blown off

2024-06-25 21:48:33

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my boss hates it so much we use discord 🤣

2024-06-25 21:38:26

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i think that nostr native collab tooling would be a boon for nostr dev in general and a huge money magnet

2024-06-25 19:46:37

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i think the thing is they are doing well enough to fund their own R&D and have an incentive to open new niches
anyhow, code is art, we are just as much creators as the memers and painters and writers and journalists... just need to focus on creating a mechanism for crowdfunding
this thing is growing irrespective of what these organised bursaries are doing, because there is a sore market need for what we are doing

2024-06-25 19:36:36

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like, with biblestr.wiki - which i will be working on in my part time in coming months, probably gonna get more traction finding christians who get what the decentralised and open protocol thing benefits and small business enabling (eg, custom hard copy services) to bring the best academic and theological work, research, commentary, and public domain content together for people to really dig into... without any serious risk of having their sharing impeded by silos or governments...

2024-06-25 19:32:15

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yeah, that's why i'll probably be building nostr integrations for NEAR and Polkadot and wtf ever else until i've stacked enough i can just sit for a year and build my own thing
next year i'm gonna try and relocate to a place with lower living costs and higher altitude specifically for this reason

2024-06-25 18:41:37

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i've got a new paid gig coming up soon, probably 3-4 months, and i'm reworking my nostr library and relay code, as a child i was always a library dweller and i think i could put together enough of a starting point once i'm finished with my next 4 months to dig into this library idea
the search indexing thing really implies an integrated relay/dvm/html/epub/pdf renderer stack to do this properly, and imagine piling on top of that a physical on demand book printing service that lets you do one-off hardcopy in a decent quality, i mean, like the Apocalypse of Yajnvavalkya level of quality, cheap but adequate, but all automatically rendered into a book
maybe that's a bit ambitious to add that one on top of the stack but piece by piece we could give Amazon a fit anyway

2024-06-25 18:18:36

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i hope it happens... it's such a clear use case for nostr... books, documentation, would go nice alongside the git repo systems, they could become standard help text systems for web and other apps

2024-06-25 17:57:23

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i think it would be pretty reasonable to expect that such a project would be able to find funding... a replacement for kindle, built on nostr... with a local mini pc deployment possibility for semi-offline use that also can put highlights and annotations back upstream to share with other bookstr and biblestr relays

2024-06-25 17:50:41

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for the task you have in mind, i think that the MVP is making the web app that opens at your top level curated index page, and then uses those shortened URLs and each page is rendered and cached on the web server
it would be easy to even put such a thing on umbrel or start9 also

2024-06-25 17:46:38

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yeah, you would need to write a html renderer, basically
a webapp on a more powerful device can do that in place but a lower spec device would need it done for it, as someone mentioned, most likely because of websockets

2024-06-25 17:40:09

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beautiful example of the most common type of Go application, a custom webserver
a nip-05 can be written in Go with like 10 lines of code
anyhow, https://github.com/fiatjaf/njump/blob/master/go.mod here you see it uses khatru, go-nostr and nostr-sdk code, that's the "legwork" part for taking notes and making them into HTML (using templates)
if you ever got inclined to learn #golang a simple one like that, connect up to a set of relays, then accept URLs with nevent and event IDs and really it's then just a matter of writing a truncated hash scheme like i was talking about, and each event can have a 13 character base32 identifier, and for these index/section/contents pages they can then fan out to pick up the referenced articles

2024-06-25 12:38:08

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there's a big difference with wanting to be distinct versus wanting to dominate the channel

2024-06-24 23:47:17

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https://i.imgflip.com/8uw1xt.jpg

2024-06-24 23:39:03

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on the last point: or use bitcoin

2024-06-24 23:35:51

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my relay is set to allow any event but only from awesome people... the list needs to be revised gradually but my relay got spammed so hard in seconds as i set it up that i'm not gonna rush to add allowed npubs

2024-06-24 23:29:30

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Grrx2IHHIn8

2024-06-24 23:29:03

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carry on my man, you are the administrator, can i get a little taxi number?

2024-06-24 23:28:05

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also, i agree with and will be following the same policies, long form article kind for chapters (i will be publishing chapters from The Book of Enoch, The Book of Jasher and The Book of Jubilees in the near future) and then using the wiki kinds for the indexes so they can be updated as i complete the texts

2024-06-24 23:24:53

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best to stick to whitelisting on the relay for the time being probably, make a note on the landing page to request access so it can be revoked 🗡️

2024-06-24 23:23:22

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after i'm done doing that in my spare time (i'll be back on the clock after 2 july) i'm adapting the best of the many go relays i have seen on github - in terms of simplicity, then i will add the fast badger data store with GC and then the whole shebang will be shunted into replicatr because it needs to be fixed
i'm just not being paid to get past MVP, it was ok for the demo, but it's not ok for production, i haven't been entirely forthcoming to my employer about this but i've been working my tail off to make it right because i want to trounce all the object oriented retards

2024-06-24 23:18:52

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that's why i've been reworking a lot of code in the last 3 weeks to eliminate memory allocation

2024-06-24 23:18:24

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i am not running my relay, it runs at 100% cpu after about 24 hours

2024-06-24 23:17:19

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yeah, this tech is awesome... the big improvements are invisible to the normies, but they are so pervasive in their effect
there is no doubt in my mind that this tech will eventually eat the social internets, the silos ain't got nothing on this

2024-06-24 23:16:08

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next.nostrudel.ninja knows both nip-65 and nip-42 so if that's your client you will be able to post to it because i also whitelisted your npub

2024-06-24 23:15:26

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also, it's now in my inboxes, wiki.mleku.dev so if your client knows nip-65 it may publish to it now

2024-06-24 23:14:34

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i just turned it off, it was turned on only because of the pornspambot, but the policy is set right now so they can't post

2024-06-24 23:13:32

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i'll probably relax the nip-42 tho, but it basically stops anyone reading from it without a client/bot-app that knows how to do that

2024-06-24 23:12:15

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yeah i just turned it on, because i know that the people on my whitelist also use clients often that can do it now
prime example of why nip-42 is so important and useful... totally kills spam if you have a second level whitelisting by auth, but restricting publication by npub also is pretty powerful, but not as flexible

2024-06-24 23:06:20

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haha, funny, instantly the whitelist of npubs are sending to my relay too... (you and stella) lololol

2024-06-24 22:57:42

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oh, that's easy!

2024-06-24 22:55:06

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if the relay had its own IP address i could bounce it using my reverse proxy but i presume you only have one or a few IPv4 addresses
so, never mind for now, it would cost more to do better than this, i know how this is and the speed at which it got bombed with global content before i got the policy settings right was astounding

2024-06-24 19:06:41

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it's nothing, 5 bux... but better it is grabbed now because i think it's the right name for it, maybe you want other names but it's nostr and it's the bible and it's a wiki so biblestr.wiki seems like the best name to me

2024-06-24 18:50:36

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i think, a CNAME
biblestr.wiki -> gitcitadel.nostr1.com
but if it does have a dedicated IP address i can also add A records for that

2024-06-24 18:47:07

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ok, actually, i probably should be doing a redirect

2024-06-24 18:32:21

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i just used dig (used to be called nslookup) to find what that domain name pointed to and pointed it there too

2024-06-24 17:45:48

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the tools to make such tools exist in several languages... i started working on something at one time, it is in a moderate state of disarray:
https://github.com/Hubmakerlabs/replicatr/tree/main/cmd/ingestr
i didn't finish it because i was focused on the relay project that is embedded in, but it also even handles auth
afaik still works and should do the job

2024-06-24 16:05:03

this is why it should be #nostr standard to show the nip-05 and/or the last 5 characters of the npub on all posts
#nevent1q…gfph

2024-06-24 16:03:57

@npub1m4n…c2jl https://brainstorm.ninja/#/nostrapedia/publish is this the best thing for this rn?

2024-06-24 15:50:12

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i've registered the domain biblestr.wiki - i think this is probably the best possible option for this project, i'd be happy to help out getting this together, only some parts i can do but the name was cheap and i want to see this happen

2024-06-24 13:43:48

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i really like the idea of using nostr as a text repository like this
reminds me, i need to go use one of those long form apps to start inputting content
i'm so often sitting here in nostrudel writing nonsense i should put some time into actually useful things

2024-06-23 16:04:39

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i will gladly help with this to add apocrypha

2024-06-23 14:11:17

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what was that? the lady cop?

2024-06-23 13:51:52

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but i bet she has a new job selling hats and t-shirts tho lol

2024-06-23 11:35:03

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oh wait, i didn't know what MCP was because i don't work with closed source operating systems
lol
if i see that on a resume and it's prominent they aren't hired
#linuxonly

2024-06-23 11:28:16

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yes, i wrote it in the hope that my boss would actually hire some juniors who i could get to do some bigger project work together with them
but all the jobs he fielded for me were with shady shitcoin companies and all the shitcoins switched to #rust including Cosmos, who had up to that point been #golang only

2024-06-23 11:25:35

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it's often considered an insult to say that those who can, do, those who can't, teach, but we need teachers, and it's not true that they can't do, usually they can, just not better than MVP, and if you are good at writing and have hyperactive, touch trained fingers then we need that also, i'm not sure how to express how important good documentation is
my first experience with computers came through the Tandy Radio Shack Color Computer and the two big fat manuals teaching how to write code in Color Basic and Extended Color Basic were such beautiful things that i got so good at it i started building a whole GUI engine at one point, before i was even 10 years old

2024-06-23 11:22:25

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then they are fired 💥

2024-06-23 11:19:33

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it's a tough question because i am good at writing, btw, if you want to see how i write training documentation https://github.com/quanterall/kitchensink - in case i never dropped that on you
it took me about 3 weeks to put that together, but i've already had one feedback on it, finally, that afterwards they felt very confident in working with Go and writing gRPC/Protobuf API code and concurrency
the thing is, i think that my skills at writing codecs and clean, fast concurrency are more valuable to the community... hahah... when i actually get around to releasing something
i'm sure that fiatjaf at least by now has poked at my stuff at least once or twice and can see that i know my stuff... anyhow... too busy to document, writing code!

2024-06-23 11:12:35

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and yes of course performing the test you are allowed to use --help and man

2024-06-23 11:12:04

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oh i forgot it includes the basic use of find as well

2024-06-23 11:11:42

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i think that the most important baseline skill for anyone working with IT should be:
can you search a filesystem for files with a given extension, sort them in descending order and output the parent directory name, and then append a string to each one, and then create an empty file with this name in the current working directory?
this requires grep, sort, cut, sed and xargs, an understanding of pipes, ultra basic regex, and i could have done this for you back in 1995 - stuff i learned by using man on a free dialin shell account

2024-06-23 10:58:02

https://www.quora.com/Is-it-true-that-if-cats-have-3-colors-in-their-fur-they-must-be-a-girl
Yes. 99.9% of all cats with more than two colors are females. The colors of a cat are determined by the X gene. A female cat has two X genes. Female =XX so each of her X chromosomes carry a color that will be expressed on her coat. So a 3 color cat most likely has X(white/orange) and X(white/black) so she shows with a calico pattern. Since a male cat has XY genes he only has one X chromosome and can only express 2 colors. In the very rare event that a cat with male genitalia is tri-colored, the cat has genes XXY. This is a genetic abnormality called Klinefelter syndrome and the cat will not likely be healthy and it will be infertile.

2024-06-23 10:33:32

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i'm a big fan of this type of cat... it's female btw, you can tell because of the smaller head but also this pattern is a variant of tortoiseshell and male cats don't inherit this patterning (very occasionally you get female ginger cats too, i knew one, but they are very rare)

2024-06-23 10:22:49

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in my first session with my young colleague, fresh out of CS at Berkeley he wrote a greeter that asks for a name and then does this hilarious amnesia thing after using it, was funny
he annoys me sometimes but he's good

2024-06-23 09:55:17

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riding a bicycle up and down the steep hills around here and eating beef
i've lost a lot of weight since going back on the beef diet

2024-06-23 09:44:35

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it's a very cool feature, i hope more clients will support this... on mobile it would be citrine i think? that is a local relay cache i believe

2024-06-23 09:42:02

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where you deploy the client from doesn't matter, it's the web browser you are running - has to be on the same machine and be able to reach 127.0.0.1 and the relay has to be configured to listen on that address on port 4869

2024-06-23 09:41:08

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no, it has to be on the same pc as the client as it reaches it via localhost

2024-06-23 09:30:45

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many clients make that part difficult but with nostrudel at least, run it listening on 0.0.0.0:4869 and then you'll find it enables your cache relay in the settings and it will then start saving everything it pulls from requests to other relays into it, and pulling them back out, and not using the built-in crappy one that has a limit of 10000 events

2024-06-23 09:24:39

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nothing wrong with deciding not to watch a clown show

2024-06-23 02:11:00

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you start typing whatever

2024-06-23 02:10:15

there is not enough love in the world right now
everyone is shitscared like tomorrow their house will be literally nuked for no reason
no, probably not
but you are all being lied to, all day long, there is armies of liars being paid to pollute the waters of human interaction, and distort them, in order to sell stupid shit nobody needs, and keep everyone in a constant state of alarm
idgaf
that's why i'm nostr only
every time i am reminded what the rest of the world is looking at, i am reminded how peaceful and beautiful the world is here inside my bubble, in this pretty, damp, shady valley, through my view of the world
i pity you all

2024-06-23 02:05:06

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28.8k is nothing
literally 18.5 usd
https://i.nostr.build/KG8aO.png

2024-06-23 01:59:43

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this is not low grade pc... 6 core, 12 threads, 19mb cache on chip, 64gb memory and pci-e gen 3 NVMe drive underpinning it
utter garbage, and i spit on you and you will all be blushing when you finally figure out what retardation you are going along with

2024-06-23 01:57:43

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i managed to get the kernel to put it at actual low priority so i can use my pc
this is fuckin pathetic, badly written bullshit, and if you think your programming language is so great, please explain why you can't use your computer while it is compiling
meanwhile i barely even notice when Go compiles BTCD again, oh yeah, because it already linked all the objects last time
and it did that in all of what... 40 seconds

2024-06-23 01:54:17

idk what to say at you fucking retard rusticles
just go build you some chromium some time
oh, look, now they added rust to the toolkit
guess what, i've been waiting already nearly 2 hours for it to build
ah, that is the pain of software development right?
right?
actually, now, you people are dupes, and retards, and if you think there is any reason why software should take more than 50 seconds to build at this time in history
you are obviously under 30 years of age and never actually used old hardware running assembly language stuff that shat on this bullshit
seriously, if i am waiting a minute to build
it better be good
if i am waiting 2 hours
i guarantee you, it's not worth it, not secure, and not well written

2024-06-23 00:53:30

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don't forget your kishobran!

2024-06-23 00:50:55

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just make sure you get 15 mins
i am attached to the ground a lot of the day, most of it, and all the time i sleep, i am quite certain that it makes you stronger

2024-06-23 00:48:44

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well, i hope this cycle makes us all a little more hopeful, i almost am certain my estimate of 5 months is nothing but the Lord sayeth that i must continue to liberate my fellow sheeps and we shall have much grasses and many laughters at the shepherd's lightning bolts flung at the filthy thieves who seek to pervert us from our humble productivity

2024-06-23 00:45:52

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me either... but i managed to upgrade my capabilities to the point i have enough i can just do nothing but stare at my navel for 5 months without lowering my living standard
so, i am rest, but i will become death, destroyer of more things, later, after the month ends

2024-06-23 00:43:31

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my gift was a miserable insult

2024-06-23 00:42:44

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anyhow, stop with the gushing, it was nothing!
you are extremely entertaining and underpaid

2024-06-23 00:41:30

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no, prophet, prophet, same thing
read you some mises
entrepreneurs are prophets, they see the future, they maximize the gainz for everyone
if your profit doesn't gain to others it is a loss to all

2024-06-23 00:40:00

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true profits are not comforting

2024-06-23 00:38:14

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leadership is a prize, not a privilege

2024-06-23 00:36:38

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never stop with the negating of evil!

2024-06-23 00:35:32

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it takes time to get good at reasoning about a system, and nostr is a nice design, nice and simple, and very few things it needs that can't be added by layers
i'm not saying that our fiatjaf is a satoshi, but he's more of a satoshi than not

2024-06-23 00:32:47

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reality is much more slow moving

2024-06-23 00:31:37

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the lightning image wins
we will zap them all to hell!

2024-06-23 00:31:06

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it's nothing, really
the whole reason for winning a boon is to share it

2024-06-23 00:12:41

fr actually gonna sleep now
#nevent1q…9ju5

2024-06-23 00:08:39

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the machines are dumb because they are working on account of their masters
only free humans are able to ascend beyond this misery

2024-06-23 00:04:09

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you begged in such a humble and sweet way, that i was provoked in these hours of today that i needed to provision you with sats
it's nothing personal, but that you are a great servant of goodness in this place that i am right now and i honor that

2024-06-23 00:01:53

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https://oll.libertyfund.org/pages/did-bastiat-say-when-goods-don-t-cross-borders-soldiers-will
The removal, so far as possible, of all economic barriers and establishment of an equality of trade conditions among all nations consenting to the peace and associating themselves for its maintenance.
i read that the same way, but more verbose
how else would there be peace without trade if not for the mutual consent? ie, permission to cross the freakin border?

2024-06-22 23:59:29

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ok, but what was the exact statement?
was there any related statement?
do i need to buy and read bastiat?

2024-06-22 23:58:15

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hey, last year i was sharing my sponsorship to help my helper in nigeria keep his internet connection on
he learned lots of internet skills, i'm pretty sure, but eventually he wasn't really focused on the task (related to https://github.com/indra-labs/indranet )
i am blessed by my fortune to have an avid and cereal tech bro organising for me to get paid as i build and learn
i am hoping that i can continue towards this advancement of my brothers and sisters, and i probably will do it again, so, watch out, if you wish no good fortune upon yourself

2024-06-22 23:53:44

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no, this is "The Book of Jasher"
and it is FAR MORE CLEAR

2024-06-22 23:53:14

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also, it was good grief, i had much pleasure in its loss

2024-06-22 23:51:28

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i am animated by the holy spirit, be ye grateful of the works of the Lord